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Independent local democracy has always been a cornerstone of Albertan values. Our communities are unique in their interests and for that reason, we have treasured the independence of our municipal governments. Bill 20 goes against those principles and the opinions of the Albertan public, the ones we shared with the UCP when they toyed with

The Edmonton Oilers restored the natural order of things Friday, pounding the Los Angeles Kings back into their role as the second-best team in this series. If there was any fear that the Kings had figured Edmonton out and were about to use the home-ice advantage they’d stolen in Game 2 to pull an upset,

Evander Kane and the Edmonton Oilers stormed out and kept storming, beating the Los Angeles Kings 6-1 in Game Three of their playoff series. Edmonton continued to dominate on the power play, scoring three power play goals in this game. In the three-game series, Edmonton has 19 Grade A shots on the power play, the

Tang told Postmedia she had the same questions as anyone else when she heard about the letter and was surprised to find out last week it was about her. Any allegation of a conflict is false, she said

City police are seeking tips from the public in an effort to help identify a man wanted in connection with a series of truck thefts last month. On March 17, at approximately 6:30 a.m. an unidentified male suspect arrived in the area of 91 Street and 71 Avenue in a stolen 2003 Ford F-350, police

"This is an attack on local democracy," Sohi said. "My accountability is to Edmontonians, not to the UCP government, not to the UCP cabinet"

Danielle Smith’s government has an unorthodox approach to public policy. Unlike other governments who telegraph their policy agenda through their election platforms, Smith has made a habit of keeping the public guessing. Instead of consulting with partners, stakeholders, or public servants before developing a policy, she prefers to catch them […]

Central Alberta RCMP are advising motorists to be ready for potential weekend traffic disruptions due to protests on Queen Elizabeth II, this time at the Juniper Lake rest stop, north of Lacombe. “Disruptions to traffic flow from the protest on the QE II has been minimal at this point,” Cpl. Troy Savinkoff said in a

Going down to Kings again not a situation Oilers want to be in

“Alberta is stepping up. We couldn’t wait for the government to save us. We knew the community could"