Beyond Local

Damien Kurek resigned his seat in Battle River—Crowfoot earlier this month after winning more than 82 per cent support in the April 28 election.

Beginning Friday, Premier Danielle Smith’s United Conservative government is officially lowering the required threshold for citizens to initiate a provincewide referendum, including on separation.

Shell and four Asian companies are partners in LNG Canada in Kitimat, B.C., the first facility to export Canadian gas across the Pacific in an ultra-chilled liquid state using specialized tankers. A handful of other projects are either under construction or in development on the B.C. coast.

"When I would do the realistic stuff, it kind of became wallpaper, but as soon as you put the slaps of orange or magenta or something, this disruption [is] arresting and it’s interesting."

From academics to activists, a diverse group of speakers gathered at an Alberta sovereignty town hall to discuss the province's relationship with Canada.

The fate of Tyra, Drumheller's towering Tyrannosaurus Rex, hangs in the balance as officials prepare to conduct an engineering study this fall to assess the iconic landmark's structural integrity and future.

Jacquie Matechuk, a celebrated member of the Route 22 Artist Collective, continues to impress on the world stage, earning two gold awards at the 2025 reFocus Awards Honours.

The medication has proven to be problematic for Premier Danielle Smith's government after it struck a deal for the medicine three years ago to fill a gap during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The chiefs of four First Nations in Alberta say that companies like Meta or Amazon don't build small, and the limit sends a signal that Alberta is not ready to meet those companies' needs or see a flagship project come to fruition.

Have we lost the ability to talk to each other without talking about each other? Whether it's health care wait times, rising education costs, immigration pressures, or even the growing chatter about Alberta’s separation from Canada, it seem