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A Calgary trucker has been convicted of child luring in the U.S. and is scheduled to be sentenced in April after pleading guilty to charges stemming from an online sting operation.

A mother criticizes leftist politicians for their dishonesty regarding the upcoming referendum, highlighting the neglect of victims' rights.

A grandmother is pleading for the RCMP to locate the body of her missing granddaughter, who is connected to a tragic case of her daughter's death in St. Albert, Alberta.

The South Asian community in Alberta is celebrating the deportation of individuals linked to extortion schemes that have plagued their neighborhoods.

Alberta is shutting down two supervised drug consumption sites in Calgary and Lethbridge as recent studies support a shift towards recovery-oriented treatment for addiction.

The Alberta government is shutting down its first supervised drug consumption site in Calgary and a mobile service in Lethbridge as part of a transition to alternative addiction support services.

Avalanche Canada has issued a warning about extreme avalanche danger in southern Alberta and British Columbia, urging people to avoid the backcountry due to hazardous conditions.

The Alberta bill restricting assisted suicide emphasizes the importance of care over coercion in decisions related to medical assistance in dying.

The Alberta police watchdog concluded that Mounties will not face charges related to the death of a newborn baby of a drug-using mother, citing her drug use as a contributing factor.

The renewal of the Canada Strong pass is anticipated to enhance tourism in Banff, with expectations of an increase in visitors following last year's successful summer.

The Canada Border Services Agency deported two men as part of an investigation into extortion targeting South Asian businesses in Alberta.

The RCMP searched the offices of MHCare Medical in Edmonton as part of an ongoing investigation into corruption related to Alberta health contracts.

Alberta has introduced a bill to limit access to medical assistance in dying to individuals whose natural death is considered reasonably foreseeable by a healthcare professional.

Alberta's proposed bill seeks to restrict doctors from discussing medical assistance in dying (MAID) with patients unless the patients initiate the conversation.

Residents and small business owners in Alberta are grappling with rapidly increasing gas prices, which have significantly impacted their daily expenses and operations.

A train collided with a semi-truck near Taber, Alberta, highlighting safety concerns at railway crossings.

Alberta's government is proposing strict new rules limiting medical assistance in dying eligibility to those expected to die within a year.

Alberta is proposing a bill to restrict Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) to only terminal conditions, impacting individuals with severe non-terminal medical conditions.

Alberta proposes a bill restricting Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) to exclude non-terminal conditions and minors, reversing previous eligibility expansions.

The article discusses Quebec's experience with sovereignty and questions whether Alberta's aspiring separatists are heeding Quebecers' insights on independence.

A majority of Canadians are supportive of reforms to the parliamentary system to address concerns of underrepresentation in the House of Commons and Senate, particularly from Western provinces like Alberta and British Columbia.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith confirmed that she traveled on a private plane on behalf of the Saudi government to discuss energy and technology collaborations.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith aims to balance the province's budget over the next decade despite volatility in oil prices, with immediate projections of a significant deficit based on current oil forecasts.

People in southern Alberta are facing challenges in accessing affordable migraine treatments as fluctuating weather conditions exacerbate their symptoms.

Disability advocates and Alberta's opposition NDP are urging the provincial government to improve accessibility standards to ensure dignity for all citizens.

A Calgary man has been charged following an RCMP investigation that resulted in the seizure of a significant quantity of drugs valued at approximately $450,000.

Healthcare workers and supporters rallied across Canada to protest against the potential implementation of a two-tiered health care system following Alberta's Bill 11.

Alberta is considering new legislation that would require oil and gas companies to pay their outstanding municipal property taxes to continue operating.

Former Alberta NDP minister Shannon Phillips has called for an apology from NDP leadership contender Avi Lewis due to a resurfaced video wherein he jokes about her losing her cabinet position.

A small town in Alberta, Taber, estimates it will cost $11 million to rebuild its ice rinks damaged in a Zamboni explosion.

Kozak Financial Group is offering expert investment consultation in Calgary to help secure the financial future of Alberta residents.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith discusses her referendum strategy concerning Alberta's future within Canada, highlighting the push for more provincial control and potential separatism.

A driver was fatally shot following a confrontation between vehicles on Highway 2 near Leduc, Alberta.

The article discusses the implications of potential Alberta separation on First Nations and highlights their negotiation efforts with the federal government for legitimacy and recognition.

The ECMO program at Stollery Children’s Hospital in Alberta has been recognized internationally for its life-saving capabilities, demonstrated by the case of a young boy who survived a critical health crisis.

A hit-and-run incident in Airdrie involved a six-year-old child who was struck by a vehicle that later fled the scene before being found abandoned by police.

Team Canada prepares to face the U.S. in the quarterfinals of the World Baseball Classic, highlighting Alberta's significant contributions to the team.

The Alberta Court of Appeal has upheld the Town of Canmore’s ‘livability tax,’ aimed at taxing owners of vacant homes to promote full-time residency and alleviate housing shortages.

The Alberta government is raising fines for various traffic offences, including distracted driving, by as much as 50 percent starting March 13, 2024, aiming to enhance road safety.

Alberta's Municipal Affairs Minister is set to announce updates regarding the review of Calgary's problematic water system following recent critical failures.

King Charles has shown concern over the separatist movement in Alberta during a meeting with Indigenous leaders.

A judge is set to rule on an injunction that may allow Alberta's striking teachers to resume their strike actions after being forced back to work by a controversial bill.

A shelter in Alberta, Canada, is hosting an event to promote the adoptability of black cats, who often face adoption challenges due to superstitions surrounding them.

Edmonton landowners have erected a blockade against MAGA Energy for failing to pay lease payments for three years, claiming their land is being used without proper compensation.

An Alberta family discovers that their recently purchased truck was stolen, leading to complications with the dealership and authorities.

A recent Alberta Court of Appeal decision has advanced Canmore’s Livability Tax Program, designed to improve housing affordability by imposing higher taxes on secondary residences.

A climate group reports that Alberta oilsands producers would incur an average cost of about 50 cents per barrel due to carbon pricing changes.

First Nations chiefs met with King Charles at Buckingham Palace to discuss Indigenous rights and the implications of a sovereignty referendum in Alberta.

The Alberta government is reallocating funding from Boyle Street Community Services' housing initiative, citing inadequate results compared to other programs.

A study indicates the closure of a Red Deer overdose prevention site did not lead to increased deaths or emergency incidents among its users.