James Keller

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The United Conservative government is cutting 2.8 per cent of its budget over the next several years as it attempts to balance the books, but some areas will be hit harder than others

Experts say proposed education curriculum in Alberta that includes coding lessons is welcome, but they caution investing in technology is essential for it to succeed

Unfinished report commissioned by province says activists take ‘extreme’ positions, but makes no findings of wrongdoing

Alberta government-run test facilities to close by end of the month. Public-health officials no longer recommend tests for people with COVID-19 unless results are required to guide their medical care

The founders of Blindman Brewing in Lacombe, north of Red Deer, are encouraging other brewers to adopt capture technology and cut down on emissions

Jyoti Gondek becomes Calgary’s first female mayor while Amarjeet Sohi is first person of colour as Edmonton’s mayor

Workers at the Cargill facility in High River could be off the job just after midnight on Dec. 6. if negotiations aren’t successful

GoodLeaf’s vice-president says vertical farming allows it to shield its operations from the vagaries of things like weather that can damage traditional farms and wipe out entire years’ worth of crops

The push to increase the residential population in the core has intensified as the area grapples with a downturn in its main industry, oil and gas