Paul Brandt and the Alberta Conversation We Keep Trying to Avoid

Paul Brandt disappeared from the Alberta Teachers' Convention speaker list in Edmonton without explanation, reopening an argument about shared civic space.

Alberta Carbon Price Freeze Puts Ottawa to the Test

Alberta held its industrial carbon price at $95 a tonne for 2026, forcing Ottawa to decide whether national benchmarks are binding or flexible targets.

If We Forget Who We Are Others Will Gladly Rewrite Alberta For Us

National commentators reduce Alberta to oil country and federal debates frame the province as a problem, which makes the fight over memory a real one.

Two tier scare or overdue fix in Alberta health care

A new Alberta health bill opening limited space for private payment alongside public care has been branded two tier while surgery waits keep on growing.

Dr Cyril Kay Spent Six Decades Advancing Alberta Protein Science

Cyril Max Kay was born in Calgary on October 3, 1931 and helped build the University of Alberta biochemistry department, joining the Order in 2021.

Rocky Mountain House and the Maps That Built the West

David Thompson worked from Rocky Mountain House on the Clearwater River from 1799 to 1812, and his maps stayed the standard reference for a century.

Is Alberta Ready for Nuclear Power?

Alberta launched a Nuclear Energy Engagement and Advisory Panel running surveys, in person sessions and consultations across the province into 2026.

Alberta needs a government that respects taxpayers

Families face higher costs on groceries and insurance while small businesses push through thin margins and constant Alberta policy uncertainty every year.

There was a Time when Building Infrastructure wasn’t Controversial

Trans Mountain began as a straightforward answer to a practical question about moving Alberta oil, long before the pipeline became a national controversy.

Canada Quit Building The Kind Of Home You Can Own

Ownership housing starts fell from 69% in 2021 to 49% in 2025, and just 17% of Canadians say Ottawa is doing enough, per CHBA and Abacus Data.