Mark Villani

Alberta's decision to pause its Crowdfunding Alberta program is raising concerns among non-profit organizations and sector experts, who say the move could disproportionately affect smaller groups already facing financial strain.

Growing concern over how companies use personal data to set prices is sparking debate across Canada, including among Alberta consumers, after a federal push to ban the practice failed in Parliament.

The Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT) is cutting dozens of jobs across multiple departments as the Calgary post-secondary institution

For years, customers at Caffe Beano would occasionally be met with a surprise at the cash register – a free coffee, a paid meal or a gift card quietly covering the cost.

The Alberta government is shutting down a long-standing advisory body on water policy in a move that critics say will weaken environmental oversight at a time of growing drought and climate pressures.

More than 300 young job seekers gathered at Platform Calgary on Tuesday for a youth employment summit aimed at helping newcomers connect with

Downtown Calgary business owners say a recent string of alley and dumpster fires is raising concerns about safety for staff, customers and neighbouring

WARNING: Some of the details in this article are graphic The deaths of two children in Calgary last week have prompted renewed calls for

anThe 28th annual Fairy Tales Queer Art d Film Festival is returning to Calgary this week, bringing together filmmakers, artists and audiences from

Premier Danielle Smith says Alberta is reviewing “all legal avenues” after a court struck down a major separation petition, calling the ruling an