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Canadian pharmacists are calling on provincial governments to expand what treatments they can provide patients, arguing it will help relieve a strained health-care system.

On the Alberta Pension Plan, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says what it will take for her to decide if Albertans will vote to exit the CPP.

The worst wildfire season in Canadian history is displacing Indigenous communities from Nova Scotia to British Columbia, blanketing them in thick smoke.

The West Kiskatinaw River wildfire is still about four kilometres from Tumbler Ridge but the region has received rain, which has helped the growth of two fires.

Emergency Preparedness Minister Bill Blair announced the grim milestone Monday, saying more than 47,000 square kilometres have burned so far this year.

Extensive review of new evidence results in new guidelines

A new survey suggests the number of Alberta teachers planning to leave the profession for another job next year has more than doubled.

A new survey suggests the number of Alberta teachers planning to leave the profession for another job next year has more than doubled.

The return of family gatherings may offer an opportunity to detect previously unnoticed signs of memory loss, cognitive issues, or dementia in loved ones during the holidays.

Bob Weber Albertas provincial flag flies on a flag pole in Ottawa on June 30, 2020. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld February 02, 2021 - 4:07 PM Opposition to Albertas attempt to expand coal mining in the Rocky Mountains is growing with two more towns expressing concerns and a legislature member with the governing United Conservatives backing them up. The town council of Turner Valley in southern Alberta approved a letter Monday night that asks the province to issue a...