Matthew Black

It is entirely unacceptable for anyone to get in the way of that economic progress, that we have all been making, and that has been so hard fought, and so hard won,' said Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland.

The leaders of Alberta's two major political parties are tied in approval ratings, according to a new Leger poll, which also indicates a majority of Albertans do not want to establish a provincial pension plan.

Article content The Alberta Law Enforcement Review Board (ALERB) has dismissed an appeal from the editor of a progressive news website who alleged Edmonton police intimidated him at a news conference.

"We've also decided to create our own police force under the sheriffs," Smith told a crowd of party members in Drayton Valley on Aug. 17.

The surplus is built on higher than anticipated oil prices, steady spending, and increased tax revenue from Alberta's growing population

For a second time, ministries unanimously refused to address questions about the attendance of cabinet ministers at Edmonton Oilers playoff games

Article content Article content The change was outlined in a June 20 order-in-council that comes into force at the start of

A new Alberta police agency will take on an increasing number of duties the province has assigned to its sheriffs, according to comments from Premier Danielle Smith.

Article content Article content The projected surplus for 2024-25 is $2.6 billion higher than the slim $367 million projected in last February's budget

"It puts these individuals at risk of losing their liberty," says lawyer Trevor McDonald Article content