“The theatre should not impose structures to limit art groups’ expressive freedom or to prevent the content of their expressions,” Matas wrote.

It was 109 years ago this week, in the early hours of April 29, 1903, that the Frank Slide—the deadliest rock slide in Canadian history—claimed the lives of 90 Albertans.

Alberta’s tourism industry celebrated this week as a promotional YouTube video for tourism in the oil-rich province reached over a million viewers worldwide.

The Alberta election is shaping up to be the most interesting in decades and the outcome will reflect whether the political landscape is fundamentally shifting in the province.

Edmonton will soon be getting its first “natural playground,” an imaginative play space that aims to help kids get connected to nature.

Alberta’s economy is booming once again, with GDP growth reaching levels not seen since 2006, according to an RBC economic outlook.

A much-anticipated event among eco-home enthusiasts took place March 8 with the completion of Belgravia Green—three homes situated in Edmonton’s well-established Belgravia [...]

As the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination approaches on March 21, an Alberta organization is campaigning all month long in an effort to educate and [...]

For the first time in history, the proportion of Canada’s population west of Ontario is higher than that to the east, primarily due to the booming job market in Saskatchewan [...]

Albertans should forgo giving a gift this Valentine’s Day and instead pay off their credit card, because financial management is a relationship deal-breaker, according to a [...]