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As Elections Alberta sends out 568 cease and desist letters related to Alberta’s list of electors, one targeted former politician is calling for “serious consequences.”
Alberta’s elections agency says it believes more than 550 people accessed a voter list that is at the heart of a massive privacy breach involving a separatist group.
Lesser Slave Lake MLA Scott Sinclair has been welcomed back into the United Conservative Party caucus, the party announced on Thursday.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s office says she has been granted security clearance to receive briefings from the Canadian Security Intelligence Service.
In the weeks following a severe late-April snowstorm that stranded hundreds of people on a northern Alberta highway, one community now wants a “fulsome investigation” into what happened, and how to avoid it in the future.
A report says foreign actors are increasingly generating articles, podcasts and social media posts riddled with disinformation about Alberta’s separatist movement.
The province intends to open its own forensic DNA lab just outside of Edmonton by 2029.
Alberta’s New Democrats say they have obtained evidence of two United Conservative Party members attending an online Centurion Project meeting on April 16.
The province is spending $2 million to start planning a major expansion of Sherwood Park’s hospital that will see the addition of inpatient care and surgeries at the facility.
Alberta separatists submitted thousands of signatures on a petition referendum that would ask Albertans if the province should leave Canada.
Advocates in Alberta have lost a court battle in their fight against provincial restrictions on medical treatment for transgender youth.
Alberta has hired more than 550 seasonal firefighters for this year’s wildfire season, the province said Monday in a media release.
An Edmonton city councillor says he and his team are helping a woman facing intimate partner violence relocate with her children after her address was leaked in an alleged privacy breach by a separatist group.
In a sit-down interview with The Canadian Press, Mark Carney says a new oil pipeline out of Alberta will be likely built.
Premier Danielle Smith says her government will look at new legislation depending on what comes out of investigations into claims a separatist group breached the personal information of nearly three million Albertans.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says a key approval for a cross-border oil pipeline project to deliver more of the province’s crude to the United States is coming after years of advocacy from her government.
