The province that's closest to moving ahead on forced treatment is Alberta, where the government of Premier Danielle Smith ...

It has already started. We now have the post-mortems explaining the Democrat defeat and, from others, the doomsday ...

Alberta’s government named a long-serving bureaucrat as interim chief executive officer of the province’s pension fund ...

Ray Gilmour was appointed by the government of Alberta, Canada, as the interim CEO of the C$168.9 billion ($121 billion) ...

It’s been called the Jordan Peterson Law, named after Canada’s most influential and divisive public intellectual. It could ...

Not one person came to the convention with only one issue, unless it was to vote for Danielle. Most came with a long list of ...

Alberta Investment Management Corp.’s entire board was sacked by the provincial government, which says the money manager has ...

Earlier this month, Premier Danielle Smith easily survived a UCP leadership review at the party’s annual general meeting in Red Deer. Speaking to about 4,200 supporters (her party probably needs to ...

But as more companies consider the province, it also raises questions about what it could mean for Alberta, the overall power ...

In Alberta, government spending is too high. When today’s relatively high resource revenue (e.g. oil and gas royalties) declines, the government may fall back into deficit. In fact, Smith recently ...

It’s a fundamental reality. I tell people that they think it’s for dramatic effect. I know the books of my members. I know ...