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A recent media report about a threatening email sent to Muslim students at the University of Calgary is deeply unsettling — but, for many of us, not...
This Sunday, May 10, millions of Canadian mothers will receive flowers, candles, and cards thanking them for everything they do.
An essential aspect of a properly functioning universal health-care system is the ability to provide patients with the care they need promptly. In...
With the return of wildfire season in Alberta and Canada, it is interesting to look back on past seasons and consider the money and time being...
Calgary tragedy means we must prevent domestic violence earlier. We know what the patterns of male violence are. We need to act on them earlier to...
Last week in Calgary, federal Energy and Natural Resources Minister Tim Hodgson said something that everyone in the industry believes — that...
Great programs do not happen by chance — they are built with intention.
The United Arab Emirates has announced that it will no longer be a member of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries effective May 1. With...
Alberta has made meaningful progress in building an innovation-driven economy. From supporting startups to investing in technology sectors, the...
The provincial government’s proposed changes to Alberta Income for the Severely Handicapped (AISH) bring a sense of deja vu. In 1999, dramatic...
Canada's wildfire system wasn't built for today's megafires, says author who was among thousands to flee 2016 Fort McMurray blaze
The failure of Premier Danielle Smith and Prime Minister Mark Carney to resolve the outstanding conditions of the 2025 MOU by April 1 deadline was...
When Premier Danielle Smith pointed to a $700 “comprehensive” health screening in Japan, the implication was straightforward — a wide range of...
Canada has set an ambitious goal — expand trade beyond the United States and build stronger economic ties with fast-growing markets around the...
Alberta is emerging as a North American leader in the artificial intelligence economy, aiming to attract $100 billion in data centre investment by...
Premier Danielle Smith’s recent remark — “You can earn your way into inclusion, but you can earn your way out of it, too” — reveals a...
The United Conservative Party government has announced that it is restarting the process of redrawing Alberta’s electoral boundaries. For the first...
As physicians, we prefer to work in the shadows. An anesthesiologist ensures life-threatening situations never occur while monitoring from the back of...
We are increasingly seeing a growing appetite among city council to repeal things that are difficult, without the same energy to replace them with...
The latest levy set by the Alberta Energy Regulator continues a pattern of egregious underfunding of the Orphan Well Association, delaying the cleanup...
Alberta has always prided itself on doing things differently. Unfortunately, when it comes to support for people living with disabilities, the new...
While Alberta urgently needs a thorough debate about its relationship with Canada, federalists and separatists alike are missing the key point — the...
Albertans are once again being told — this time by the president of the Coal Association of Canada — that coal companies have our best interests,...
In a recent op-ed on a conservative website, Red Deer MLA Jason Stephan argued that a referendum on Alberta independence is a reasonable and...
When Avi Lewis won the NDP leadership contest on March 29, many Albertans saw little to agree with, particularly when it comes to the energy sector....
They say everything is bigger in Texas, and that includes the importance of global energy security and the role Canada plays in it.
As president and CEO of WinSport, I climbed a ladder last month to light our Olympic cauldron as it once again burned during the Winter Olympics and...
The introduction of Bill 18, limiting access to MAID, is a deeply troubling overreach into the private lives of Albertans. I supported my husband...
Every International Women’s Day comes with speeches, panels and thought leadership celebrating the accomplishments of women leaders. This year was...
The opening of a Canadian consulate in Greenland marks a significant development in Canada’s Arctic diplomacy — reflecting Canada’s recognition...
As people who work directly with Alberta’s wild horses, we want to share a consequence of coal mining development that rarely makes headlines: what...
After cannabis was legalized for recreational use by adults in Canada in 2018, Peter Shier, president of Canadian advertising agency Naked Creative...
Calgary’s housing debate has been framed as a fight between generations — young people asking for affordability versus older homeowners protecting...
It’s hard to believe that in 2026, we still have people who claim that global warming isn’t happening. U.S. President Donald Trump calls it a hoax...
Last spring, I was sitting in a restaurant in Amsterdam — the kind where the aged wood smell wraps around you like a warm coat — when the woman...
When the French philosopher René Girard wrote about scapegoating, he helped us understand how communities avoid taking responsibility for their own...
Canada finished the 2026 Winter Olympic Games with 21 medals, cementing its position once again as one of the most consistently successful winter...
Alberta is our home. The debate over separation reflects a desire to shape our own future. Yet, optimism is best when grounded in truth, and recent...
At Oilfields High School in Diamond Valley, students are growing leafy greens, vine crops and root vegetables indoors using biochar as a soil-based...
Expect a spring election. The only question is the exact date and size of the Liberal majority.
It was no surprise that the federal Conservative party held its January convention in Calgary. The city is party Leader Pierre Poilievre’s hometown....
It was no surprise that the federal Conservative party held its January convention in Calgary. The city is party Leader Pierre Poilievre’s hometown.
The power of New Year’s resolutions When we all want changes, it gives each of us more power to make them happen.
During a 2022 review of the off-site levy bylaw, city water resources reported that “The local water network is designed to support land use at the...
I almost spit out my coffee when I read the headline and premise of last week’s opinion column by Marshall Smith, the former chief of staff to the...
By Karen Collins
A quiet revolution is being planned in the boreal forest of west central Alberta. If successful, it could reposition Canada, led by Alberta, as the...
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