Carrie Tait

Jackie Lovely said she and her United Conservative Party colleague Jackie Armstrong-Homeniuk were the only MLAs on the judges’ panel that awarded an essay that also argued women were unequal to men

Emelia Kazakawich has hope for the future, and outlined her vision in a short-essay contest put on by Alberta’s Legislative Assembly

Many ponder healing and hope in the arbour where Pope Francis apologized last month to Indigenous peoples in Canada for the Catholic Church’s role in the residential school system

UCP leadership candidate Danielle Smith says she will seek a seat in Alberta’s legislature through a by-election in a rural riding if she wins upcoming vote

Along with cash payments, the province will once again suspend fuel taxes, extend electricity rebates through the winter, invest in food banks and expand public transit passes for low-income earners

BC search and rescue answered three incorrect calls in span of a few days, wasting time and money

Urban and rural municipal leaders believe the UCP is adding sheriffs as a backdoor way of establishing a provincial police service, despite government denials

Alberta mandate letters indicate Premier Danielle Smith’s desire to seek further autonomy from Ottawa, a key facet of her political personality

Hundreds are lining up for flights out of Yellowknife as wildfire flames encroach 16 kilometres from the city’s municipal boundary. Follow updates from our reporters

Victory follows bitter campaign in which Kinew fended off attacks from incumbent Progressive Conservatives over troubled past