The Alberta government promised 3,000 more teachers. Some say that's misleading

When the Alberta government legislated a swift end to October’s provincial teachers’ strike, it pledged to pay for 3,000 more ...
The Tyee

Insiders Detail Ways Alberta’s For-Profit Surgery Push Is Failing

The shift strong-arms doctors but hasn’t saved money or shortened waits for critical operations, sources say. A Tyee ...

Alberta nursing care workers threaten massive strike, what are they demanding; Alberta Finance minister responds as time runs out; all you need to know

Alberta's unionized healthcare staff, predominantly licensed practical nurses and healthcare aides, have voted overwhelmingly ...

Finance minister: Alberta faces more deficits, local politicians should expect a 'tough go' too

"Nobody's coming on a white horse to save you," Nate Horner warned municipal leaders when they asked for help with growth ...

Province denies Elections Alberta’s request for $13.5 million to handle recall petitions

Chief electoral officer Gordon McClure says without the more funding, it's likely Elections Alberta will be 'unable to ...

Alberta doctors call for regular access to vaccines in children's hospitals to combat low immunization rates

Some Alberta pediatricians say they've got an idea to help improve routine childhood vaccination rates, but they're facing ...
iPolitics

Alberta Premier expects pipeline deal within days, feds speak of weeks

Danielle Smith strikes optimistic tone about the the back and forth with Ottawa but both parties say more time is needed to ...

Canada Prime Minister Carney Encouraged by Talks With Alberta on Environment Rules -- Update

OTTAWA--Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said he is encouraged by talks with the oil-rich province of Alberta about new energy projects such as a crude-carrying pipeline.

Alberta Insider: Smith says agreement on federal regulations expected soon

Premier anticipates an agreement that would address rules she has said hamper private-sector investment in the energy ...

Alberta government committee has $400M over 3 years to resolve class size and complexity problems

The Alberta government plans to use $400 million over the next three years — plus spending already earmarked in its existing ...

Alberta’s conservatives introduced recall. Now they’re the targets

In response, the Alberta government is retroactively trying to reframe the purpose of the legislation. It was meant to deal ...

'Fury from Alberta and Saskatchewan': Western patience wearing thin over lack of Alberta pipeline plan

"The energy sector has been demonized,” Whitecap Resources CEO laments, as Mark Carney's list of nation-building projects still contains no Alberta pipeline ...