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As the City of Edmonton continues the largest encampment sweeps in the City's history, many of the residents e...

The Mayor of Edmonton seemed to be unaware of his police force's plan to dismantle homeless encampments in his city.

Alberta’s child and youth advocate says she is concerned about the record number of young people dying while receiving child intervention services.

Alberta joins and surpasses the rest of Canada when it comes to lack of affordability for homes, food and utilities.

Opposing voices weigh in on government-commissioned report on an Alberta Pension Plan.

Opposing voices weigh in on government-commissioned report on an Alberta Pension Plan.

Premier Danielle Smith says the program, which saves Albertans 13 cents per litre at the pumps, was set to expire at the end of this month.

Public Interest Alberta calls for better renters rights and an investigation into a landlord Facebook group blacklisting tenants.

Public Interest Alberta calls for better renters rights and an investigation into a landlord Facebook group blacklisting tenants.

As part of Alberta’s 2022 budget, the province is spending nearly $75 million to build on Alberta public charter and collegiate schools over the next three years. While this is welcome news for some Calgary parents and charter school operators, theres concern that public education is being overlooked.