A committee recommended to city council earlier this month that a bylaw should be passed prohibiting conversion therapy as a businesses.

Western separatist sentiment is on the rise, particularly in Alberta and Saskatchewan, former Reform Party leader Preston Manning said.

UCP Leader Jason Kenney says he will fight back against Ottawa as Premier Rachel Notley touts progress on pipelines.

John Himpe, executive producer at 770 CHQR and former Saskatchewan radio personality, has died in a Calgary hospital at 38.

The Opposition NDP raised concerns about judicial interference after a video of a phone call between Calgary preacher Artur Pawlowski and Smith surfaced online.

Peter Watts, of 'Alberta Morning News,' TSN and CBC Sports fame, has died in Calgary at the age of 68.

Alberta fire fighters have formed a Third Party Advertiser to get out the word they support the NDP in the Alberta election.

Leaked emails reveal concerns over the UCP leadership vote were raised with the party weeks before Jason Kenney clinched the top job.

Longtime Alberta radio host Danielle Smith has announced her departure from Corus radio.

Richard Harrisson, a lawyer representing Twiss and Lehodey, confirmed that an application has been filed.

Hinshaw said a total of 360 cases of COVID-19 have been identified in workers at the plant, with a total of 484 cases in the surrounding community linked to the outbreak at the facility.

Manitoba RCMP say the muddy, boggy terrain around Gillam is making it difficult to search for two young men who are suspects in a pair of B.C. murders.

United Conservative Leader Danielle Smith says she won't be campaigning on some of her party's more contentious ideas ahead of the Alberta election.

It makes no sense to engineer changes to the entire justice system based on one particular case, Rob Breakenridge says.

As Canadians struggle to make sense of some of the policy choices – or lack thereof – on the part of the Trudeau Liberals, there seems to be an emerging trend of reaching for some more outlandish...

Calgary police say seven tickets have been issued to people who have violated the Public Health Act orders around the COVID-19 pandemic.

The share of Indigenous children living in poverty rises to more than 50 per cent on reserve.

Rob Breakenridge says Canada's federal government must get serious about deporting those ordered to be deported — or what's a government for?

'We’ve got to look at our options and our options are this: we need to look at walking away.'

The recent credit rating downgrade, premiers meeting, firing of the election commissioner and rural policing were all on Jason Kenney's mind in a conversation with Danielle Smith.

"We are now the caregivers of both our children and our parents and our homes and trying to balance a career and juggling all that against all of the things that are happening."

A group called United We Roll is driving from Red Deer to Ottawa to show support for pipelines and opposition to federal bills C-48 and C-69.

Vivian Krause analyzed 350.org's most recent U.S. tax return to find out where there funding came from in 2016.

It’s still within the realm of possibility that the Trans Mountain project could be derailed, but at this point, that would need to likely involve either the Liberal government suddenly getting cold...

The Alberta Health Services Emergency Medical Services quarterly dashboard from early April shows ambulance response times in urban areas got progressively worse in the past year.

Several municipalities in Alberta have passed bylaws prohibiting the practice, and by late May the City of Calgary will have one as well.

B.C's attorney general says if Alberta follows through on threats to cut off gasoline shipments, B.C. will take the matter to court.

There is suddenly a tremendous amount of political drama around the question of whether Canadians can grow their own pot, Rob Breakenridge says.

Late Friday, Calgary's city council passed a new mask bylaw in the face of a rising fourth wave of COVID-19. A state of local emergency was also declared.

Alberta's film and TV industry is busy in 2019, but it could become more competitive with other Canadian jurisdictions with help from the new Kenney government.

Students in a Windsong Heights kindergarten class are known as the “kindness ninjas” for performing random acts of kindness in the community.

The Alberta government announced Thursday it will be providing Starlink hardware rebates for Albertans who live in two rural areas on the southern border of the province.

Rachel Notley accused Horgan's government of environmental hypocrisy.

Observers say emails suggesting a former justice minister hired a political fixer to pull phone logs of a reporter to trace her sources show how Alberta politics have deteriorated.