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The Alberta government has identified, and is taking proactive steps to address, the looming threat of a severe drought this year. As negotiations unfold to secure water-sharing agreements, a cascade of legal and economic considerations emerges. In particular, the implications for various sectors, including agriculture and oil and gas, pose challenges and require well thought-out responses. In a recent letter, the Alberta government Government informed water licence holders that it will be bring...

Crystal Creek Homes readies to launch Guild, a new townhome development in University District.

The City announced it will partner with WaterSMART Solutions to develop the Integrated Water Security Roadmap and Water Reuse Assessment Project.

Snow returns to Calgary and region Wednesday, Environment Canada says, with highest accumulations in the Rocky Mountains and its foothills.

Alberta’s four-cent increase is the end of a tax holiday that began two years ago in response to skyrocketing inflation and high oil prices.

On Tuesday afternoon, Edmonton Mayor Amarjeet Sohi announced he has sent a letter to Alberta Premier Danielle Smith regarding city finances.

An 11-year-old boy was killed in an attack by two "very large dogs" Monday night in north Edmonton, say police who are investigating.

Alberta Environment has moved to Stage 4 of 5 possible stages but has not yet declared an Emergency under the Water Act.

Alberta Environment has moved to Stage 4 of 5 possible stages but has not yet declared an Emergency under the Water Act.

Alberta Environment has moved to Stage 4 of 5 possible stages but has not yet declared an Emergency under the Water Act.