All Alberta Articles
20 articles from communities across Alberta
Edmonton3 days ago
Alberta to Vote on Immigration This Fall, But Is Danielle Smith Backtracking Previous Views?
Premier Danielle Smith made a bold move Thursday night, announcing Albertans will head to the polls on October 19 for a referendum on immigration and constitutional reform. It's the kind of announcement that dominates headlines and that's partly the point.
Edmonton4 days ago
Red Deer RCMP Search for Missing Teen as Temperatures Drop to -20°C
A 16-year-old girl has been missing from Red Deer for two days and with temperatures plunging to -20°C, every hour counts.
Calgary4 days ago
Lethbridge Police Need Your Help Finding a Man Wanted for Sexual Assault
Lethbridge Police are asking the public for help finding Jonathan Milton Janes, 33, wanted on warrants for sexual assault and breaching a sentencing order, and this isn't his first time evading police.
Edmonton5 days ago
Alberta Drops $400 Million on New Water Bombers, And They're Being Built Right Here in Alberta
Alberta's spending $400 million on five new water bombers but you won't see a single one until 2031
Culture6 days ago
Alberta Just Released the Top Baby Names of 2025, Here's What New Parents Are Choosing
Olivia leads the girls' list while Noah takes the top spot for boys, but it's Theodore jumping to number two and Aurora cracking the top ten that have people talking. There are also a handful of ties scattered across both lists, which says a lot about just how divided Alberta parents were on a few favorites this year.
Edmonton1 week ago
Alberta Drivers, Brace Yourselves: Traffic Fines Are Going Up Next Month
Attention all Alberta drivers, March is bringing more than just the end of winter it's bringing heavier hits to your wallet if you get pulled over.
Calgary1 week ago
Lethbridge Boy, 13, Gets Max Youth Sentence for Stabbing His 7-Year-Old Brother
The attack left the younger boy with life-threatening wounds. The older brother is now entering a rehab-focused program the toughest sentence youth court can hand down.
Calgary2 weeks ago
Gender Reveal at Lake Louise Leaves Behind Pink Stain and Hundreds of Confetti Pieces
A family's celebration on the frozen lake has sparked outrage and renewed calls for stricter enforcement in Banff National Park
Edmonton2 weeks ago
Missing Teen in Camrose: Police Ask Public to Help Find 16-Year-Old Bobby
Camrose Police are looking for a teenage boy who took off from his mom's car near the police station this afternoon. He doesn't have money or a phone, and officers want to make sure he's safe.
Calgary3 weeks ago
Woman Dies After Falling Into Deep Snow at Banff Ski Resort
A Toronto woman died at Banff's Sunshine Village after falling into deep powder on a beginner run. Ski patrol worked for two hours to save her. Here's what every skier needs to know about snow immersion.
Edmonton3 weeks ago
Alberta Gas Prices Dip Below the Dollar Mark - Fill Up While You Can
Gas prices in Alberta have dropped below $1 per litre at stations across Edmonton, Calgary, and rural areas. Here's where to find the cheapest fuel and why prices are so low heading into 2026
Calgary3 weeks ago
Alberta Independence Referendum Petition Gets Green Light From Elections Alberta
Elections Alberta has approved a citizen initiative petition for an Alberta independence referendum. Organizers have four months to collect 178,000 signatures and some Americans are already hoping Alberta joins the U.S. as the 51st state
Edmonton3 weeks ago
Alberta Businesses Claim They Can't Find Managers - Locals Aren't Buying It
Employers say they can't find Canadians for $40/hr management jobs. Locals say that's news to them. The TFW program is under the microscope.
Edmonton3 weeks ago
Racist Graffiti Plagues Brooks as RCMP Hunt for Vandals
A spray pad where kids cool off in summer. A flower pot on main street. Bathroom walls at local parks. These are the places where someone has been scrawling white supremacist messages across Brooks, and police want to know who's responsible.
Calgary3 weeks ago
Are Alberta Sovereignty Pages Really Run From Alberta?
Some Alberta sovereignty accounts are listed as being based in Thailand, sparking questions about who is behind them. This has raised concerns
Edmonton3 weeks ago
Alberta Invokes the Notwithstanding Clause to End Historic Teachers’ Strike
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has invoked the notwithstanding clause to end the province’s largest-ever teachers’ strike forcing 51,000 educators back to work. The move has sparked backlash from unions and critics, especially after an old 2006 op-ed resurfaced where Smith wrote that the clause was “simply not necessary.”
Calgary3 weeks ago
Close to 30,000 Rally Across Alberta as Teachers Declare: “Strike Is Imminent”
Close to 30,000 Albertans rallied across the province on Sunday in support of teachers, just hours before a potential strike that could impact nearly 700,000 students. With chants echoing through the ...
Edmonton3 weeks ago
Muted Mic, Louder Message: Alberta Student Silenced for Asking About Teachers’ Strike
During an Alberta Next panel, a student’s microphone was muted as he tried to ask about the looming teachers’ strike. The moment has sparked debate about student voices, accountability, and whether young Albertans are being shut out of conversations that affect them most.
Calgary3 weeks ago
Teachers Say No Deal: Strike Set to Shake Alberta Classrooms Oct. 6
After rejecting a pay bump and promises of more staff, Alberta teachers are walking out. The big question now: What’s really at the heart of this showdown money, respect, or something deeper in the classroom?
Edmonton3 weeks ago
How Alberta Slid from Canada’s Highest to Its Lowest Minimum Wage Province
Alberta once led the country with the highest minimum wage in Canada. But after reaching $15/hour in 2018, the province hit pause and never pressed play again. Now, as other provinces push past that mark, Alberta is poised to have the lowest minimum wage in the country.