Tyson Fedor

The newly-struck pipeline agreement between the federal and Alberta governments is facing sharp criticism from Alberta’s independence movement.

Pro-Alberta independence campaigns registered as third-party advertisers are leading the way when it comes to fundraising for this fall’s referendum, according to data from Elections Alberta.

The death of a Calgary woman who was shot by Calgary police along Deerfoot Trail last month has raised more questions for her family on why she was killed.

The family of seven-year-old Drihanna Matamona, who drowned in a storm pond in the southeast community of Legacy on Sunday, says they have been left devastated by her loss.

Audio from Calgary transit operators, dispatch and those on the CPKC train that derailed earlier this month, paint the story that a trespasser had gained access to the train.

It’s costing consumers more this summer as prices from transportation, fuel and groceries all remain considerably high in Canada.

As a sentencing hearing begins for a man convicted of sexually assaulting three vulnerable women and drugging one of them, one victim is unveiling her identity and face to the public for the first time.

Fire crews from several municipalities responded to a large structure fire at a cannabis facility in Aldersyde, Alta.

Prime Minister Mark Carney has asked provincial premiers to return U.S. alcohol to store shelves as a sign of good faith, but local business owners and consumers say some may have already moved on.

The federal government unveiled nearly $28 billion in new counter-tariffs on U.S. goods on Tuesday, but Canadian energy exports are absent from the retaliatory package — at least for now.