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Alberta’s government is taking action to make life more affordable for families, Albertans with disabilities, seniors and those out of work.

EDMONTON—The Alberta legislature is back in session Tuesday, with the province's new premier, Danielle Smith, at the helm ...

Albertans will benefit from efforts to address affordability, increase jobs, strengthen the economy, improve health care and stand up for Alberta’s interests, as outlined in the speech from the throne.

Experts expect home prices to keep falling in 2023 as high mortgage rates and slowing sales chip away at the housing market.

EDMONTON—Alberta Finance Minister Travis Toews announced Thursday at a news conference that Alberta has a projected surplus of ...

The states where home prices remained the most stable in the past two years are now the least overvalued in the country.

Alberta’s natural gas rate remains stable for December, with protection in place to shield Albertans from future price spikes.

The national median monthly payment increased 3.7% to $2,012 in October from $1,941 in September.

The Mountain West and the South, which have seen a lot of in-migration during the pandemic, remain among the most overvalued housing markets in the country.

Alberta’s government is taking immediate action to ensure those in need can put food on their tables.