EDMONTON — Alberta will undertake a wholesale review to assess provincial savings, spending and even taxation, the government of Premier Alison Redford announced Tuesday in a throne speech delivered by Lt.-Governor Donald Ethell. "Your government will ...

Alberta is looking to recruit provincial and federal support by sparking a Canada-wide energy strategy that impresses upon all provinces the importance of the oil sands to Canada’s gross domestic product, Alberta Energy Minister Ted Morton says.

EDMONTON — RCMP have confirmed that one man was found dead in the Alberta home where two officers were shot on Tuesday. The police say they are still searching for an armed suspect. They have named him as Sawyer Clarke Robison, 27. Two officers from the ...

EDMONTON, Alberta, Feb. 8 (UPI) -- Two Royal Canadian Mounted Police officers were recovering from gunshot wounds Wednesday in Edmonton after being shot at an Alberta farm, police said. The unidentified officers were executing a search warrant ...

Tired of the designer collaborations yet? The onslaught continues with Alberta Ferretti for Macy’s, as the Italian designer creates a collection for the department store's Impulse brand. While Macy's is whipping up these capsule collections at ...

EDMONTON — Overall rates of new cases of sexually transmitted infections fell in Alberta in 2010 for the first time in six years. The 2010 annual report on notifiable sexually transmitted infections recorded 16,298 cases in Alberta, down about five per ...

KILLAM, Alta. — A young man with brown hair and a scruffy beard became one of the most recognizable faces in Alberta Wednesday as a massive RCMP manhunt continued for a suspect sought in connection with a shootout near Killam, Alta., that ...

B.C.’s iconic pancake house is expanding — again — into Alberta. Surrey-based De Dutch Pannekoek House Restaurants Inc. plans to open a new franchised restaurant in Edmonton this summer, a move that could not only be the first of many in ...

Alison Redford’s government hopes to “reshape Alberta” by saving more of its cash, building closer ties with Ottawa and continuing the push for pipelines to carry its resources abroad. They just won’t specify how – or when – they plan to do it.

It’s been nine months since former Alberta Premier Ed Stelmach’s Council for Economic Strategy tabled its report on how to address the province’s long-term economic challenges and opportunities. The high-powered group that produced the ...