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Some irrigation districts in Alberta are cutting water allocations by about 50 per cent this year.

One cub was described as "sickly" while the other had been moving in and out of residential neighbourhoods in Banff.

Perusing the more than a dozen bookshelves that line most walls in John Williams apartment, you might come across a profile of the oil giant ExxonMobil, books on the Cold War, or even a pocket guide to trees

Rural communities near Calgary could see an influx of residents in the coming years if housing costs remain high, says a study author.

Billions in funding, community deals and fire bans are in effect in Alberta, B.C. and Saskatchewan

Hundreds of people gathered for Red Ribbon Day to honour Missing, Murdered, and Exploited Indigenous Peoples, their families and survivors.

Financial planner Ted Rechtshaffen answers 3 pressing questions about Ottawas federal budget for 2024. Find out more.

Bank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem navigates a political minefield every time he testifies before the House of Commons finance committee.

The provincial government could save a lot of time and money by just abandoning the feasibility study of a flood/drought mitigation project, according to a townhall in Cochrane.

Opponents of a provincial government proposal to build a dam on the Bow River just east of Cochrane are having trouble understanding why the project has even remained a possibility this long.