Alberta enters 2025 amid government assertions it can attract billions of bucks in high-tech investment in artificial intelligence data centres.

Richard FroeseSouth Peace News Alberta Parks reports another busy year in 2024 to the delight of the parks minister and local MLA. More that two million visitors enjoyed an overnight stay in reserved ...

Dozens of protesters gathered outside the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) offices in downtown Calgary as the second round of ...

Former Alberta premier Rachel Notley has joined a B.C. and Alberta-based law firm specializing in workplace issues in her ...

Lawmakers wrapped up the first week of North Dakota's 69th legislative session Friday, adopting few changes to the state's ...

India's capital New Delhi will head to the polls on Feb 5 to fill its 70-member legislative assembly. The country's first major vote of the year is expected to be a fierce battle, with the Aam ...

Virginia was one of 12 divided state governments at the start of 2025 legislative sessions. A state government trifecta occurs when one political party holds the governor's office, a majority in the ...

Delaware's legislative leaders plan to address affordable housing, education reform and public safety in the new session beginning in a couple of weeks. State leadership will include both familiar ...

Colorado was one of 15 Democratic state government trifectas at the start of 2025 legislative sessions. A state government trifecta occurs when one political party holds the governor's office, a ...

A new year in Alberta means a New Year’s baby announcement! The first baby of 2025 born at an Alberta hospital is a little girl named Amira. Health Minister Adriana LaGrange shared the happy ...

Alberta’s electricity “rate of last resort” starts on Wednesday, replacing the province’s previous default rate for consumers who don’t have a contract. The rate is set at about 12 cents ...

the former leader of the Canadian Alliance/Conservative Party of Canada and a former member of the Alberta Legislative Assembly, because he has taken to tweeting or whatever it’s called nowadays about ...