Alberta

Premier Rachel Notley says there can’t be any unnecessary federal delays when it comes approving a new pipeline — any pipeline — to transport Alberta’s oil to international markets.

The fire−ravaged city of Fort McMurray had a prominent spot in this year’s Calgary Stampede parade.

You could say that the spirit of Donald Trump was in the room as former federal cabinet minister Jason Kenney launched a bid to lead Alberta's Progressive Conservative party on Wednesday.

He says he wants to lead the Alberta Progressive Conservatives.

The central bank’s latest business outlook survey said that companies hit hard by the oil price slump reported that indicators of future sales, such as new orders, haven't improved in the past year.

After massive hits to the oil economy and tens of thousands of job losses, Albertans are declaring bankruptcy at exorbitant rates.

Psychology may help us under stand why so many say so little about climate change.

President Obama says this is one national security crisis that we can't address with a military response.

"Tundra is burning, permafrost is thawing. This is not a conspiracy. It’s happening," Barack Obama told the Canadian Parliament.

She says that having an oversized picture of her face tacked onto a cardboard target for golf balls is not the Alberta that she knows.

After the Conservatives made it clear Tuesday they are looking for a leader but aren’t keen to merge, the Wildrose caucus announced Wednesday it’s happy to link up — under its own banner and leader.

The Conservative MP is considering several paths including a run for leadership of the federal Conservatives or leaving Ottawa to lead a unite−the−right movement in his home province of Alberta.

For Grande Cache, Alta., the closure of its coal mine last year and the looming final shutdown of Maxim Power’s Milner coal−fired power plant has put the very future of the town itself in question.

Former federal cabinet minister Jason Kenney is expected to be leaving national politics to focus on his home province, the CBC reported on Tuesday.

The "next generation" in a Star-Trek-obsessed southern Alberta community involves a solar park and art display.