Alberta Legislature

An Edmonton city council committee is mulling two options for its traffic safety strategy after a report delivered Tuesday highlighted a sharp rise in risky driver behaviour leading to more fatalities and serious injuries.

Minister Adriana LaGrange has put a halt to the rebranding of Emergency Health Services less than a month after it was announced.

An Alberta legislature committee is exploring whether to put taxpayers on the hook for work-related electric scooter and bike rides taken by politicians.

For the first time since October there are no active recall petitions looking to oust Alberta politicians from their seats in the legislature.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s United Conservatives have tapped a former federal conservative cabinet minister and lobbyist to help redraw the map marking electoral ridings across the province.

A report slated to be discussed Tuesday by an Edmonton city council committee says a rise in severe collisions in recent years are at intersections where speed limits are higher.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says the law will be enforced if First Nations communities engage in civil disobedience over her government’s separation referendum.

Treaty 8 First Nations have penned an open letter to Alberta Premier Danielle Smith objecting her government’s separation referendum.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith dropped in for a visit to Quebec pushing for closer ties between the two provinces. She joked the alliance could be called “Alberbec” or as her Quebec counterpart would likely prefer: “Queberta.” Smith says the two provinces have had their differences, but that they have more in common than not.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says Conservative members of Parliament are set to spend their summer break campaigning for Albertans to stay in Canada — and one member of his caucus says he will focus on working with Indigenous leaders to get out the vote.

Alberta is adding more personal markers to provincial identification cards starting next month.

Alberta’s governing United Conservative Party has tapped a retired judge to chair the province’s new political boundaries panel.

Education leaders from across Canada are wrapping up meetings in Banff, aimed at tackling key issues facing public education.

In one month tens of thousands of Albertans who are currently on Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped (AISH) will be transitioned to the new Alberta Disability Assistance Program (ADAP).

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said she’s willing to take the word of Alberta’s separatist movement to pose a question on the Oct. 19 referendum.