Provincial

Elections Canada estimates over 14k voters cast ballots in Battle River–Crowfoot advanced polls

Elections Canada is estimating over 14,000 voters have cast their ballots in the advanced polls for the Battle River–Crowfoot riding. The riding has gathered a lot of attention across Canada as Conservative...

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Alberta separatist party joins calls for public inquiry into AHS scandal

An Alberta political party seeking to separate from Canada is calling for a public inquiry into the ongoing AHS procurement scandal.
Albertans can start pre-ordering paid COVID-19 shots after June policy shift

Albertans can begin pre-ordering COVID-19 shots for the fall after a recent policy shift.
Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village not reopening for summer after devastating blaze

The Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village, which lost its visitor buildings in a grass fire in April, won't be reopening anytime soon.
Advance voting in federal byelection in Alberta riding ends Monday

Advanced voting ends tonight in a historic byelection in Alberta.
Former Alberta health agency CEO says false claims may compromise investigation

The former head of Alberta’s front-line health agency says she's aware of misinformation that may compromise a third-party investigation into a multimillion-dollar health contracting scandal. Athana...
Alberta government appeals injunction of transgender health-care law

Alberta is appealing a temporary injunction of a law banning doctors from providing gender-affirming care to youth. A judge ruled in June that the provincial law raises serious Charter issues that...
Tsuut’ina chief Roy Whitney arrested, charged in two Edmonton historical sexual assaults

The chief of Tsuut'ina Nation west of Calgary has been arrested in connection with the sexual assaults of two men dating back more than 30 years. Edmonton Police announced Thursday that Chief Roy Whitney...
Small plane hits fence and flips, leaving one seriously injured in rural Alberta

One person was seriously injured after a small plane crashed on a private airstrip in central Alberta. The Transportation Safety Board of Canada says the two-seater was flying Tuesday from Wetaskiwin...
Alberta cracks down on predatory tow truck drivers with new rule

The Alberta government is hoping to put an end to what it calls coercive, high-pressure tactics from tow truck drivers. The province is bringing in measures aimed at punishing tow truck drivers who...