How Alberta News Today

Smith says its a good idea to have a physician who accused the province of exaggerating COVID-19s impact lead a pandemic-era data review.

Fire crews across much of Canada are already on high alert for the coming wildfire season, only months after the conclusion of the worst one on record. Researchers are taking stock of last year's historic wildfires, and analyzing what can be done differently.

Dry weather after record-breaking summer season has kept fires going in Western Canada

Edmonton saw an "electric" migration in 2023 spurred on by the city&#39s stable economy and affordable housing which is attracting Canadians.

Albertans responded quickly and cut their power use after an emergency alert was issued — but would they also do so to save some money?

Albertans responded quickly and cut their power use after an emergency alert was issued — but would they also do so to save some money?

Not looking to give you winter lovers false hope, just pointing out with glee, snow is still in the forecast for Sunday night.

Already some displaced families that came to Canada are living in tents. And another 90,000 people are expected in the next 60 days

While its OK to disagree with Danielle Smith, the hysteria over her governments plans for transgender rights is bizarre

Of North American jurisdictions, Alberta shares its “energy-only” style of electricity grid production with no other provinces in Canada.