The Town of Olds has extended its compliance incentive program for secondary suites until Feb. 28, 2026.
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Category Archives: Alberta
Opinion: Does pipeline fever mean missed opportunity elsewhere?
Yet again this week, Premier Danielle Smith renewed her pitch for a new bitumen pipeline to be added to the federal government’s list of nation-building projects.
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Albertans are Canada’s biggest savers. How does your province stack up?
The average household savings rate in Canada is soaring — but the numbers can vary widely depending on which province you live in.
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Braid: After big national meeting, not much hope for Premier Smith’s pipeline dreams
A pair of giant potholes stand in the road to building oil pipelines east and west.
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City housing prices among highest in AB
The median price of a house sold in Lethbridge last month was the second highest of seven major Alberta communities, and its year-over-year average price growth was nine per cent.
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Housing starts up in city and across Alberta
Alberta is on track to set a new provincial record for housing starts with 27,902 in the first two quarters of 2025.
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Ontario, Alberta and Sask. push plan for new pipelines, railways to connect Canada
At the edge of a major meeting of the country’s top leaders, the leaders of three major provinces unveiled an agreement to push for massive new pipeline and railway projects.
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Varcoe: Alberta wants a new oil pipeline — history warns of billion-dollar risk and reward of government financial backing
As Canadians watch a new debate unfold over what it will take to get a new oil pipeline built to the Pacific Coast, former Alberta energy minister Ted Morton has sage advice for provincial or federal politicians.
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11 areas in Alberta that will have the highest populations by 2051
Alberta is attracting new residents everyday, and the latest projections from the provincial government show which areas will hold the highest populations by 2051.
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Opinion: Alberta’s strength isn’t a grievance — it’s a privilege
Whenever the debate over Alberta’s place in Canada heats up — usually when oil prices fall or equalization cheques make headlines — one familiar grievance always returns: “Why should we pay more than we get back?”
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