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The two-lane highway is potholed, with narrow shoulders that are crumbling and decaying. Alberta Transportation says a paving project is expected to begin this year.

Urbane and ultranetworked, the Canadian economist, educated at Harvard and Oxford, is a polished mover in global power circles. Could his next big move be...

Jennifer Sunderman stepped down as Mayerthorpes chief administrative officer (CAO), having served since November 2022. Read more.

Jennifer Sunderman stepped down as Mayerthorpes chief administrative officer (CAO), having served since November 2022. Read more.

After going on the trip of a lifetime, paddler Dave Koop is back home - and he’s got some stories to share.

High winds brought difficult conditions for crews fighting both the wildfire near Hay River and the one near Fort Smith on Saturday.

Albertans are invited to celebrate everything Alberta is and has to offer at the 2nd annual Alberta Day celebrations.

This weeks Weekly Ponderings tells a tale of an aircraft capsizing, requiring rescue assistance on the choppy waters.

This weeks Weekly Ponderings tells a tale of an aircraft capsizing, requiring rescue assistance on the choppy waters.

In Alberta, Saskatchewan, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, fossil fuels make up a large part of the electricity mix