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The preliminary inquiry into manslaughter charges against the parents of a Calgary toddler got underway Monday with the mom being a no-show.

Councillors will consider changing the collection of local access fees after skyrocketing electricity prices led to a huge revenue windfall.

Producers that use groundwater closer to southern Alberta may "have to stop producing altogether," a University of Calgary professor said.

Premier Danielle Smith is denying it was her decision to quash the hiring of Dr. Deena Hinshaw to a new job at the province’s health agency.

The company building the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion wants oil companies to pay more in tolls in light of the project’s mounting costs

The move to set up the expanded operation came after three commercial vessels were struck by missiles fired by Iranian-back Houthis in Yemen on Dec. 3

Nippon Steel Corp. will buy United States Steel Corp. for $14.1 billion to create the world’s second-largest steel company — and the biggest outside of China —…

The document from the Vaticans doctrine office repeats that rationale and elaborates on it.

Calgary-based technology firm NanosTech is working to more efficiently, and cost-effectively, extract bitumen from Albertas oilsands.

Rex Murphy interviews Pierre Poilievre.