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The Alberta Government is implementing some short-term measures to protect drivers from increasing insurance rates in 2024.

The Throne Speech was long, boring, unpersuasive, evasive, unoriginal, and weirdly aspirational.

Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland says protecting the pensions of all Canadians is a federal government priority ahead of convening a meeting Friday with her provincial and territorial counterparts to discuss Alberta potentially pulling out of the Canada Pension Plan.

How do you report honestly on policies of the Smith Government, or the ridiculous and contradictory statements made by Premier Danielle Smith?

Alberta will probably never receive about 70 per cent or 3.5 million bottles of the off-brand Tylenol it ordered from Turkey.

Edmonton Journal readers sound off on carbon tax exemption for home heating oil, zoning bylaw, property taxes and more.

Mount Royal University political scientist Duane Bratt says resolutions at party conventions reflect the views of the most activist members.

Danielle Smith sticks to Alberta Pension Plan stand, $334 billion if Alberta ditches Canada Pension Plan, she dares Ottawa to say different

Calgary police Chief Mark Neufeld defended officers actions in a fatal shootout in a busy northeast strip mall, putting blame on suspects.

Anti-racism activist Taylor McNallie pleaded guilty Wednesday afternoon to a charge of common assault mid-trial on multiple assault charges.