Alberta Premier Danielle Smith on Thursday announced major reforms to the province’s auto insurance system , including a ...

The Alberta government is renewing its efforts to scrap the province’s paper health-care cards and is now again considering ...

The province plans to roll out a 15-year strategy to develop a long-debated rail system between Calgary, Edmonton and other ...

On average, Albertans pay the second-most expensive auto insurance in Canada, behind Ontario. The province will move to a new ...

An increase in gas prices in the province, as well as rising housing costs, are responsible for Alberta's higher inflation ...

The Alberta government plans to expand its representation on the Edmonton police commission — but not everyone is warm to the ...

Aaron Brown says the province’s move to close the site violates his Charter-protected rights and will put his life at risk ...

Starting next year, the Alberta government will no longer commit $1 million in annual support for the Calgary Metropolitan ...

The Alberta government announced yesterday it will raise its auto insurance rate cap and introduce a no-fault model.

EDMONTON, AB, Nov. 21, 2024 /CNW/ - Today, the Alberta government announced significant reforms to the province's auto insurance system. Following the announcement, Aaron Sutherland, Vice ...

Alberta's government says its attempt to provide more residents with primary care access is working. Launched in April, the ...

More than 30 nurse practitioners have started to provide primary health care across Alberta, easing the demand for family ...