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Northback says 2.5 million tonnes of steelmaking coal will be produced each year by reopening operations at old mines on Grassy Mountain. This would...
Article content A battle has been waged in recent months between the residents of Erlton, Parkhill, Rideau and Roxboro and the developer behind a...
Calgary’s airport is having a record run. In 2025, YYC handled 19.4 million travellers and offered 108 non-stop destinations. That growth...
Wildfires raging in Canada this summer not only underscore the severe threat that climate change poses to the country’s ecosystems, but also...
If there’s one thing we don’t need, it’s more of the same. In 2025, patients endured a median wait of 28.6 weeks from referral to treatment, and...
The announcement in early July from the Prime Minister’s Office — confirming that Canada and Alberta will advance a new West Coast pipeline...
“No one is coming to save you. You have to save yourself.”
Canadian unity is deeply personal to me. I was born in Canada as a first-generation Canadian. My family came here as refugees after fleeing the Nazi...
Over the past year, something remarkable has happened in Canada. We cheered on the Toronto Blue Jays during their World Series run, welcomed the world...
Alberta is on the verge of another industrial boom. AI data centres are being proposed across the province, with promises of jobs, investment and...
As Alberta should be moving back toward fiscal stability and surplus territory with this year’s elevated oil prices, many small business owners are...
If you are injured by a negligent motorist in Alberta, you have the right to compensation from the at-fault driver’s insurance company for your pain...
When the U.S. and Israel struck Iran on Feb. 28 and the Strait of Hormuz effectively closed, most analysts expected Beijing to be among the biggest...
When it comes to building new housing in Calgary, almost everyone has something to complain about. For some it’s not fast enough; for others it’s...
Alberta separatists default to the following argument: Canada lost $1 trillion in capital flight, manufacturing is going south of the border and our...
Last week brought one of the more consequential shifts in Canadian capital markets in some time. Ontario agreed to join the country’s securities...
Why is the province trying to fuel a cars-versus-bikes debate? Transportation planners are asking, after Premier Danielle Smith’s government...
A nation that stops producing and consuming its own media isn't just losing an industry. It's quietly outsourcing its own sense of self.
The Alberta Roadbuilders and Heavy Construction Association (ARHCA) ran a clever — and somewhat cheeky — ad campaign during Stampede, aimed at...
The non-binding referendum scheduled for October offers Alberta risk-free leverage in Ottawa.
Seniors for Independence lays out its arguments for separatism
Every July, the city of Calgary undergoes a dramatic transformation, with rodeos, parades, and celebrations of Western heritage that bring thousands...
As Alberta invests in recovery and public safety, one question keeps arising as I read the headlines: What are children and young people learning...
In Alberta, recycling an old television costs $2.75. Starting Oct. 1, recycling a solar panel — made of roughly 80 per cent glass, with an aluminum...
Share this Story : Edmonton Journal Copy Link Email X Reddit Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Opinion: While employers search for talent, Canada overlooks...
I want to live in a province where every person, regardless of how they came to be here, is treated as a human being worthy of dignity and respect. In...
I am Calgary-born and raised. I learned to put on concerts here, and I have put on a lot of them.
Alberta’s separation referendum will be profoundly impacted by the outcome of the negotiation between Danielle Smith and Mark Carney on climate...
Travel writer and Calgary author Will Ferguson is a recipient of the Governor General’s Award for Popular History: Pierre Berton Award, and a...
The president of the United States cannot have my country because my Canada is a snow-covered cenotaph in a small town, where the names of the fallen...
It takes a remarkable amount of political audacity to change your own law on the fly, but Premier Danielle Smith’s UCP government just did it...
On May 20, Alberta’s Ministry of Children and Family Services announced a new “needs-based” funding model for shelters providing services to...
City needs to make changes to ensure cyclists are safe riding our streets
Explaining — or even just bottom-lining — all the complexities in the review of the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) that begins this week is...
Premier Danielle Smith has estimated that startup costs for an independent Alberta would be about $400 billion.
My friend is a vascular surgeon. Back home, his waiting list ran six months. Patients flew from three countries to see him. In Calgary, he drives a...
Like it or not, we are now in the most important political campaign in Alberta’s history. Amid all the hysterics of politicians and commentators,...
Every day, women in Alberta and across Canada perform work so foundational to our economy that the country barely notices it.
On Monday, Premier Danielle Smith had a laundry list of things that would need to be figured out if Alberta separated from Canada — our share of the...
For years, Alberta has been told its frustrations are exaggerated or rooted in partisanship. But the truth is far simpler and far more structural —...
An Alberta King’s bench judge’s decision that a proposed referendum question supporting separation is unconstitutional because the province had a...
Calgary has never been a city that got stronger by pretending risks were smaller than it is.
The people of Alberta need a new children’s hospital. They got American urology clinics instead.
Rideau-Roxboro has been one community since 1928. However, the city has a curious tendency to split it into two communities when it suits its needs,...
Despite indications to the contrary, Canadians do agree on some things. Most of us assume that if a vehicle is legally sold, registered, insured and...
Fourteen years ago, I moved to Calgary. I didn’t grow up in the oilpatch, although my father was a veteran of the energy industry. I came for work,...
Canadians should welcome the possibility of a project by Japanese architect Kengo Kuma taking shape in Banff National Park. But not if the...
The period between May and September typically sees a higher volume of tenant turnover in major cities across Canada. It is also the season when many...
When politicians debate Alberta separation, they talk about pipelines, equalization and constitutional authority. Those are real debates. But for most...
I’ve cycled around Calgary since I can remember. From a chair on the back of my dad’s bike to exercising and running errands today, I’ve used...
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