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Alberta border patrol has made just 4 arrests for illegal immigration or drug trafficking in border zone, data shows
Critics are raising concerns about efficiency and cost, but province says it remains committed to border patrol plan
Alberta set to intervene on municipal housing policy after push from building industry lobbyists
New mandate letter directs municipal affairs minister to implement a strategy to protect Albertans from taxes directed at secondary homes
Oilers 50/50 raffle has paid $81M to company owned by hockey group over 4 years, documents reveal
Financial statements show percentage of ticket sales available for charity has declined since raffle moved online
Oil industry lobbied for proposed carbon pricing revamp
Lobbying records show oil and gas industry has been advocating for loosening of regulations and end of carbon levy
2 Alberta judges under investigation after IJF reveals evidence of donations to UCP
Canadian ethical guidelines say all partisan political activity must end after appointment to the bench
Fortis donations powering political influence in Newfoundland and Labrador
Fortis and its subsidiary Newfoundland Power have donated more than $150,000 to the provincial Liberals and Progressive Conservatives
Majority of 911 calls diverted to Alberta’s non-urgent health line returned to EMS
Alberta health authorities said the program freed up 50,000 over two years, data shows that number is closer to 19,000.
Alberta energy minister’s chief of staff runs political third party with oil and gas lobbyist
The chief of staff to Alberta’s minister of energy and minerals is also the head of the political third-party advertiser Alberta Resource Advocacy Foundation
RCMP paid nearly $1 million in settlements related to injuries caused by police dogs
Use of police dogs by RCMP, and compensation for bites, highest in B.C. and Alberta
Edmonton banning Margaret Atwood book Alberta government promised wouldn’t be touched by provincial restrictions
221 titles will be pulled from shelves by Oct. 1
Gambling companies hired lobbyists with ties to Alberta government in influence campaign
The biggest names in sports betting and internet gaming employed more than a dozen public relations firms in the push for private, regulated betting
Big money is back in Edmonton elections
Businesses and unions can donate to municipal candidates again ahead of this fall's local elections in Alberta
Corporations united in Saskatchewan political financing
Corporations gave $1.6 million to the Saskatchewan Party last year, amounting to about one-third of the party’s fundraising
‘System in crisis’: Edmonton EMS overtime up 81 per cent since 2021
Data highlights cycle of understaffing, stress and attrition among Alberta paramedics
Unions dominated Alberta political donations in past decade
Between 2015 and 2024, Albertans, corporations and unions made 97,275 donations totalling $90.9 million to provincial political parties.
Alberta used lists of America’s most banned books and a controversial database to identify ‘inappropriate’ material in schools
Internal emails show how education ministry staff compiled pages of book titles that could be restricted through new content guidelines.
Developers want Alberta government to intervene on Canmore vacancy tax
The Building Industry and Land Development (BILD) Alberta Association is asking the Government of Alberta to review Canmore’s vacancy tax bylaw
Alberta government PR branch moved under premier’s office
Transfer makes Premier Smith the minister responsible for Communications and Public Engagement department.
Controversial Alberta private health centre helped behind the scenes by Airdrie mayor, documents reveal
Internal emails show how the mayor and city staff helped draft and pitch a proposal for a publicly funded, privately delivered urgent care centre in Airdrie, Alta.
Conservative activists gave Alberta government list of ‘inappropriate’ books in school libraries
Alberta's education minister initially said he was approached by concerned parents. We now know he met with groups campaigning to remove books from libraries in Canada.
Alberta government travel spending increased by nearly $1 million in 2024
Expenses jump 28% as public disclosures reveal costly trip to Azerbaijan, repeat U.S. trade missions
Advertising bylaws another nail in the coffin for local media, newspaper publishers say
Changes to Alberta’s municipal governance rules have jeopardized a stable source of revenue for newspapers and politicized funding, industry argues
Coal company lobbying Alberta government for lenient definition of open pit mine
Legal definitions would determine whether proposed ban is effective or enforceable, experts say
Right-wing influence group behind Canadian Crime Watch page
Crime content used in Canada Proud's anti-Carney campaign