Janet French

The Alberta government wants to entice private developers to propose building all-season resorts on Crown land, in an effort to boost tourism outside of summertime.

The Alberta government seeks to overhaul privacy and access laws for the public sector by introducing legislation that ministers say will create the strongest privacy protections in the country.

Proposed changes to the Alberta Bill of Rights would allow a worker to take a provincial employer to court if the employee is subject to a vaccination requirement. The legislation, introduced Monday, would broaden Albertans' personal rights while strengthening property rights and protections for owners of legally acquired firearms.

Nearly two years after a government-appointed commissioner took over policing Alberta teachers, no disciplinary hearings have been held under the new process and certificate revocations have stalled.

Albertans who gave feedback during an early phase of the province's health system restructuring work said they are frustrated by lack of timely access to care and favour a centralized health system, a new report says.

More than 4,000 Edmonton public school support workers are preparing to take strike votes after more than four years without current contracts.

Edmonton’s mayor wants citizens to put pressure on the provincial government to stop making choices he says are shortchanging city coffers.

Alberta's government will build up to 30 new public schools, modernize five older schools and fund five charter school construction projects annually for three years, starting next year, cabinet ministers say.

Edmonton's NorQuest College says programs and classes have been cancelled for hundreds of students in September in a domino effect of reductions to federal employment preparation funding.

One person is dead and dozens more injured after a tent collapsed at a Buddhist meditation centre Wednesday evening in a small community northwest of Edmonton.