At times this summer, CWC Energy Services has had 100 open jobs.

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NDP MLA for Lethbridge West, Shannon Phillips, and NDP critic for Advanced Education, David Eggen, spoke to media about the importance of supporting and retaining young people in Alberta on Monday.

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A feedlot owner wants a regulatory board to review its decision to deny his request to expand his operation near a popular recreational lake in central Alberta.

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Alberta has been a pioneer in setting up its own provincial carbon market, the success of which is due in part to province’s history with regulating the oil and gas industry, say experts.

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Alberta is moving forward with its goal to have 100 per cent broadband connectivity by 2026-27.

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Following a period of extreme hot and dry weather throughout August, temperatures and precipitation levels have largely returned to seasonal averages just in time for harvest.

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Provincial consumers are feeling the heat as electricity prices have skyrocketed this summer, with daily average wholesale power prices shattering records last week, after setting a monthly high in August.

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Alberta energy companies have a dominating presence on the latest list of high performers on the Toronto Stock Exchange.

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Question: I live in a 55-plus condominium complex consisting of apartment units and villas. There is a strict “no pets” bylaw in the apartment units, but pets are allowed in the villas. This is disappointing when the benefits of pets is well recognized for the elderly and those who live alone. It is not fair that apartment unit owners cannot have pets, but the villa owners can. How can I initiate a change in the bylaws? Please help!

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Alberta should see among the smallest declines in its housing market during the current correction unfolding in Canada, a recent report suggests.

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