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Seniors in a southeast Calgary condo are facing difficulties due to a non-operational elevator that has not passed inspection for months.

The 2026 Alberta budget has been met with criticism over its predicted deficit and increases in taxes and fees despite promises from the government to avoid tax hikes.

A WWE Hall of Fame ring belonging to the late British Bulldog was stolen during a break-in in Lloydminster, Alberta, highlighting the personal loss felt by the wrestling community.

Three men have been charged in connection with a series of break-ins in Edmonton utilizing stolen rescue tools, including the Jaws of Life.

Pembina Pipeline Corp. has approved two pipeline expansion projects in British Columbia and Alberta despite reporting a decline in fourth-quarter earnings.

Alberta's 2026 budget announces significant government spending increases while facing a $9.4 billion deficit and rising taxpayer-supported debt.

The 2026 Alberta budget forecasts a deficit of $9.4 billion and plans to increase fees and property taxes instead of personal income taxes.

Alberta police services are increasingly adopting artificial intelligence to address staffing shortages and public safety concerns.

Southern Alberta is facing severe weather with heavy snowfall and high wind warnings, particularly affecting areas northwest of Calgary and the Icefields Parkway.

Alberta's 2026 budget introduces a significant multibillion-dollar deficit amid rising costs due to low oil prices and population growth.

An Alberta man with 25 outstanding warrants was arrested after trying to evade police by climbing down balconies.

The article discusses the Alberta Clipper, a winter wind originating in Alberta that brings frigid air to eastern North America, reflecting on its naming and the connection to the region.

Peter MacKinnon argues that the University of Alberta deserves recognition for its opposition to affirmative action policies, claiming that such policies are discriminatory.

Alberta and Saskatchewan's premiers are urging the federal government to lift the ban on strychnine due to rising gopher populations posing significant threats to agriculture.

Alberta teachers praise a substantial investment in education announced by the provincial government, which aims to address overcrowding and teacher shortages, despite lingering skepticism about its adequacy.

A handcuffed suspect stole an Alberta Sheriffs patrol vehicle and led police on a pursuit from Whitecourt to Spruce Grove late Tuesday night.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and Minister of Education Demetrios Nicolaides will announce how the provincial budget will impact education funding, amidst a significant budget deficit warning and ongoing tension with teachers.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith warned of significant budget deficits ahead, marking a recurring issue for the province, which has faced budget shortfalls in 13 of the last 18 years.

The article discusses the need for the Canadian government to firmly address Alberta separatism, drawing contrasts with historical measures taken during past separatist movements.

Two teenage hockey players from Jasper were killed in a crash involving a semi-truck while returning home from practice.

Alberta nurses represented by the Alberta Union of Provincial Employees have ratified a new collective agreement with Covenant Health, which includes significant pay increases and improved working conditions.

Jacob Jan Van Rootselaar, brother of the Tumbler Ridge shooter, has been arrested in Alberta following a Canada-wide warrant related to an attempted murder investigation in Fort McMurray.

The Alberta legislature is reconvening to discuss a new budget, amidst criticisms from the Opposition about the government's handling of the healthcare system.

A poll reveals that over 70% of Canadians prefer Alberta and Quebec to remain part of Canada, amidst discussions of potential separation.

Alberta's health minister responds to communication issues regarding a standing measles warning in Parkland County, where multiple cases have been reported.

The older brother of a school shooter in Tumbler Ridge has been arrested in Alberta after a warrant was issued for attempted murder and related charges.

The Alberta government plans to increase physician spending by over 20% in its 2026 budget, allocating $7.7 billion mainly for salaries and recruitment.

Two additional recall petitions against Alberta politicians have failed to gather enough signatures as the deadline approaches for ten petitions submitted to Elections Alberta.

Experts warn that Alberta's proposed immigration policies could negatively impact the province by deterring newcomers who are vital to various sectors.

The article discusses Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's new proposal offering Albertans an alternative choice to separatism and the status quo amid ongoing tensions with Ottawa.

Recent polling by Ipsos indicates that Canadians feel more united today compared to seven years ago, despite increased separatist rhetoric, particularly in Alberta.

A referendum campaign seeking to determine Alberta's future is extending to Albertans residing in Arizona to gather signatures for the petition.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's recent proposal to limit immigration reflects a shift in policy amid a skilled worker shortage and changes in Canada's immigration system.

Public consultations are being held for the redevelopment of Fortress Mountain Resort in Alberta as part of a government initiative to establish all-season resorts in the province.

Federal officials have indicated they will not obstruct Alberta's planned referendum regarding constitutional and immigration-related questions this fall.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is standing by referendum questions aimed at immigration reform that propose tightening access to social services for newcomers.

Foodtastic has acquired Central Social Hall, aiming to expand the popular dining chain across Alberta and beyond.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is set to announce plans for a provincial referendum in October, addressing key issues such as immigration and constitutional amendments.

Geoff Russ argues that Alberta should be respected and included in the national conversation rather than denigrated by Eastern Canadian elites.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced a forthcoming referendum to address immigration levels and potential changes to the Constitution, citing overwhelming pressure on social services.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is set to deliver a live address focusing on immigration issues in Alberta amidst rising separatist sentiments and challenges in the province's health care and education systems.

The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team is investigating an RCMP shooting incident involving a man in Okotoks who claimed his parents were abducted.

The Alberta government faces criticism for allegedly using immigration issues to gain political advantage, following controversial remarks by Bruce McAllister regarding immigration policy.

The article discusses the ongoing issue of individuals with severe mental health issues being released into the community, highlighting cases like the Tumbler Ridge shooter and the Alberta father who harmed his daughter, emphasizing the need for better mental health interventions.

An Alberta-based startup has developed an AI tool to assist personal injury claimants in navigating the legal system.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith plans to discuss immigration during her upcoming televised address, following controversial comments made by her staff about mass immigration.

A rockslide near Radium Hot Springs has blocked Highway 93, with no estimated reopening time available.

Alberta officials express optimism for a normal wildfire season despite recent snow not alleviating drought concerns, with predictions of warmer, drier conditions ahead.

A third recall petition against Alberta's Nolan Dyck has failed to gather enough signatures, while another petition was withdrawn, highlighting ongoing political discontent.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is set to announce a new investment aimed at enhancing the province's capacity to combat wildfires.