Alberta Took AHS Apart. Now Only Results Count

Alberta Health Services has been split into Primary Care Alberta, Acute Care Alberta, Recovery Alberta and Assisted Living Alberta, and the work is done.

How Alberta Wins the AI Race Without Selling Out Its Towns

The data centre wave has been called a second coming of oil for rural Alberta, and the investment and the stakes for small towns are both real at once.

A Pipeline With Buyers, Blocked by a Federal Law

Alberta has drawn draft Pacific routes toward Kitimat, Prince Rupert and the Nass, and what stands between supply and demand is a statute and a veto.

Alberta Leads the Country While the Rest of Canada Stalls

ATB Financial expects Alberta real GDP to rise about 2.6% this year against roughly 0.8% nationally, revised up from the 2.1% it projected in December.

Kim Ruether Turned a Family Tragedy Into Life-Saving Advocacy

Kim Ruether of Fairview founded the Project Brock Society to place defibrillators in Alberta schools, and entered the Alberta Order of Excellence in 2024.

Alberta Budgeted for $60 Oil. Don’t Spend the Difference

Alberta built its budget on West Texas crude near US$60 a barrel and a $9.4 billion deficit, then Middle East conflict pushed prices well above that mark.

Dissecting the Alberta Flag and What Its Five Layers Mean

The Alberta flag turned 58 on June 1 and is the most literal flag in Canada, with five layers most Albertans have never actually stopped to look at.

A Fortune 500 Firm Wants to Build Alberta’s Pipeline

Energy Minister Brian Jean told the Global Energy Show in Calgary the province has held direct talks with a Fortune 500 company about financing the line.

Five Straight Holds, and Alberta Families Are Still Squeezed

The Bank of Canada left its benchmark rate at 2.25% on June 10 for a fifth straight meeting, with national output edging down 0.1% in the first quarter.

Alberta Puts Your Health Number and Citizenship on One Card

From July 2, new and renewed Alberta licences and ID cards carry a personal health number on the back and a CAN marker for citizens, at no extra charge.