Brett McKay, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter

Alberta’s government is proposing changes to allow landlords to send rent increase and eviction notices via email, social media, and text.

Alberta’s unemployment rate is expected to hit 7.4 per cent in 2025.

The economic outlook incorporated in the budget assumes tariffs on goods will be 15 per cent in the year ahead rather than the 25 per cent tariff threatened by U.S. President Donald Trump.

A new bill aimed at cutting red tape would alter the requirement that Alberta’s Office of the Child and Youth Advocate investigate deaths of all youth who received government intervention services.

Alberta Energy Regulator deems public hearing unnecessary for 68-hectare Coal Valley Mine expansion

Companies in the professional, scientific and technical services are among the most confident of business owners in Alberta, Statistics Canada survey shows.

Extendicare reported receiving $257.5 million in COVID-19 relief funds from various provincial governments from 2020 to 2023

A group of civil society organizations is urging Canada’s federal environment minister to require an impact assessment of a carbon capture and storage megaproject in northeast Alberta.

A majority of Albertans side with striking education workers, and the government appears to be losing ground with UCP supporters as job actions ramp up, a new poll suggests.

Small group of abusive users shifted online conversations during 2023 Alberta election, researchers say