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Premier Danielle Smith says she has nothing to hide when it comes to the province's health procurement controversy.

As traffic fatalities drive toward a new record high, Calgary officials and police are reminding residents road safety is everyone's responsibility.

An Alberta man has created a spoof website to push back against what he calls “biased information” published by the UCP Government.

As RCMP and Elections Alberta investigate an online database that exposed the personal information of millions of voters, a Calgary journalist says she warned Elections Alberta about the issue a month ago.

Hundreds of people listened to prominent politicians speak about Alberta alienation and the benefits of federalism on Monday night in Calgary.

The federal and Alberta governments are set to announce Friday they've finalized an agreement on industrial carbon pricing, sources confirm to CTV News.

A company that organizes tours of the Columbia Icefield has unveiled a brand-new electric vehicle to enhance the guest experience in the Rocky Mountains.

Some of Alberta's biggest energy leaders gathered to discuss the future of the industry—and a potential west coast pipeline—Thursday in Calgary.

Alberta's energy minister says “several proponents”—including a Fortune 500 company—have stepped forward to pay for a new west coast pipeline.

A former chief electoral officer with Elections Alberta estimates the province's October referendum could cost taxpayers as much as $130 million.