Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is defending her government's decision to start charging most Albertans for the COVID-19 vaccine, despite widespread criticism.

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Following an election loss that cost them official party status, the federal NDP is grappling with internal dissent over how ...

The introduction of a private members’ bill in Queen’s Park aimed at improving safety on Highway 11-17 “falls short” of what ...

Canada-U.S. Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc says that while conversations with the Trump administration are 'frequent and constructive ... we don't have the outcome we want yet.' ...

Leader Carla Beck said an investment would be beneficial, especially with upcoming projects like the Jansen Potash Mine. "But ...

The New Democratic Party is facing deep uncertainty following a crushing defeat in April’s federal election, with new polling showing just 13% of Canadians say they would “definitely” consider voting ...

Smith’s United Conservative Party government doesn’t yet know the amount Albertans, including many seniors over the age of 65, will need to pay for a COVID shot. It estimates it could be $110 each.

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The SG60 National Day Parade (NDP) will be special for the Quek household as father and son march in the parade together in ...

EDMONTON — Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says her government’s new policy forcing many Albertans to pay out of pocket for a ...

The BC Ferries' decision to hand a massive contract to a Chinese state-owned manufacturer seems short-sighted.