The Calgary Police Service's operating budget is facing a $28-million shortfall following a decrease in photo radar fine ...

In December, the Alberta government announced it was planning to reduce the number of photo radar sites in Alberta by 70 per ...

It adds real hourly wages have dropped by a total of 4.5 per cent since 2019 — by far the worst of any province. Adjusting ...

While overdose rates have dropped amongst the middle-class, especially casual recreational users, the drug supply has become ...

The average long-term price prediction of lithium is quite volatile, ranging from as high as $70,000 per ton down to the ...

A new eating disorders recovery centre — the first of it’s kind, according to the provincial government — is now open in ...

A city councillor is calling on the province to reverse its dramatic restrictions on photo radar that Calgary police say is fuelling a $28-million budget shortfall.

A pullback in the use of photo radar for ticketing traffic offences has led to a $28-million hole in Calgary's police budget.

A security expert says those who remember how tight the security was when world leaders gathered in the Alberta backcountry ...

Calgary Herald business columnist Chris Varcoe joins Dave Breakenridge to discuss why Canadian energy was looked at differently under the proposed tariffs, what a trade war could mean to Alberta’s ...

The premier isn't commenting on allegations of political interference in Alberta Health Services contracts, or the firing of the AHS CEO and board.

Red Deer saw its unemployment rate improve from 10 per cent in December to 9.7 per cent in January as another 1,300 people ...