Kevin Green

Deep Sky Alpha is a new Alberta facility billed as the world’s first innovation and commercialization centre for carbon removal technology, even as smaller direct air capture plants already operate in places such as Iceland.

Trevor Redmond is easy to spot on the shoulder of the Trans-Canada Highway—he’s the man in yellow, running west with a mission he calls a 'run for courage.'

With a September deadline approaching for Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped recipients to update the province on their eligibility for the new federal Canada Disability Benefit, apprehension is rising among some Albertans living with disabilities.

The University of Calgary is trying to reshape the future of physics, astronomy and education by engaging more than 1,000 Grade 6 students in hands-on learning—and tackling long-standing gender imbalances in the process.

The federal Liberals and Conservatives are proposing sharply different visions for Canada’s future as the country heads into a contentious election.

The provincial government is under fire for directing Alberta Health Services staff to refer interview requests from the auditor general to government-hired lawyers—a move critics say could hinder an ongoing investigation into multimillion-dollar procurement contracts.

Alberta is moving ahead with plans to create a new independent provincial police agency that could shift the province’s policing landscape — if enough municipalities choose to make the switch from the RCMP.

A Calgary icon is getting a second lease on life, thanks to an outpouring of community support after vandals defaced the vintage Cadillac perched atop Angel’s Drive-In in Bowness.

Groups that support Albertans with disabilities continue to raise concerns that the province plans to 'claw back' the new Canada Disability Benefit from residents receiving the Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped.

Clean energy is the name of the game in the low-carbon economy and the City of Calgary aims to be a leader in the transition.