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A young lawyer wanting to practise law in Alberta challenged the requirement that he swear allegiance to the British monarch – and lost. The Alberta Court upheld the Oath requirement over Charter Rights.
As costs soar, many rural libraries are being forced to slash hours and services, leaving many locals in the lurch
Amazon’s aim to fully operate on renewable energy by 2025, partly through wind and solar projects in Alberta
Armed with determination and community support but no legal funds, Vern Emard faces off against a foreign coal company run by Australia’s richest person
If you think your car is safe, you should think twice, especially if you own a newer car.
Critics argue that the stringent reclamation requirements proposed for renewables contrast with the lax regulations for the oil and gas sector
Canmore’s living wage is double that of Red Deer’s, making it Alberta’s most expensive city to live in.
Critics aren’t buying claims being made by a group of oil sands companies that say that pumping carbon dioxide pollution into the ground will ‘green’ the industry.
Migrant workers face long hours, low wages and poor living conditions on Alberta farms
