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As almost 40,000 people uprooted themselves from Ontario and moved to Alberta last year, the provincial government suggests the new population data is proof the Alberta is Calling advertising campaign is working.

Food prices continue to take a big bite out of household budgets, even as the overall cost of living goes down in Alberta and across the country.

Albertas unemployment rate climbed ever-so-slightly last month, as did unemployment rates in the provinces largest cities.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith expressed her concerns with the federal governments proposed just transition legislation directly to the prime minister on Tuesday, saying she hopes the two can find some common ground.

Whether youre interested in buying, renting or repairing, automotive experts are warning Canadians entering the vehicle market to bring extra money -- and patience.

Last year was a financial roller-coaster, and Alberta probably isn't getting off the ride in 2023. But the province appears in a better economic position than most others to handle the nauseating rises and falls.

The energy sector will help Alberta outperform the rest of the country with modest growth in 2023, says an ATB Financial economic forecast.

Canadas latest reading on inflation came in hotter than expected as the cost of groceries continued to climb at the fastest pace in decades, setting the stage for another sizeable interest rate hike next week.

Albertans are feeling the sting of soaring inflation, with prices shooting up by 6.2 per cent in September from a year ago.

A new outlook on Calgarys economy for the rest of this year and into 2023 suggests that while the city is riding high on housing and retail figures, it will not escape challenges posed by high inflation and recession.