Is It Time We Stopped Hunting Female Cougars?
Despite laws protecting cougar kittens with spots, Alberta officials ruled a controversial hunt legal—sparking public demands for an investigation.
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Despite laws protecting cougar kittens with spots, Alberta officials ruled a controversial hunt legal—sparking public demands for an investigation.
Former Alberta Premier Peter Lougheed warned in 2005 that the U.S. would want Canada’s water—and his words are proving true.
With four decades in the oil and gas sector, Rob Morgan steps in as the AER’s new CEO amid calls for increased accountability.
Despite political divides, Albertans continue to find joy in their province’s beauty, affordability, and welcoming communities.
Local ranchers and concerned citizens say their MLA refuses to listen to growing fears about coal mining’s impact on southern Alberta’s water and land.
David Parker’s far-right group, Take Back Alberta, has been fined for violating election financing and third-party advertising rules.
As Trump threatens tariffs on Canadian goods, Canadians are fighting back—by shopping local like never before made easier by creative Alberta app developers.
Alberta’s deregulated power market has failed to deliver the promised savings, with costs rising nearly twice as fast as the national average
Amid allegations of pressured contracts and luxury perks, calls for RCMP and a public inquiry into AHS dealings are growing louder.