Saif Kaisar

Alberta’s government reups its commitment to affordable daycare. The province expects to implement $10-a-day daycare by 2026. The current provincial average is $25-a-day.

Alberta’s government received expert advice on a plan which could see incentives for oil companies if they clean up their old oil wells, but the report won’t be released publicly.

Alberta continues exploring the idea of establishing its own pension plan program and tax revenue agency, but critics aren’t convinced either is a good idea.

As people report they still feel unsafe in Edmonton’s downtown and surrounding areas, both the city and province are promising to continue work to increase public safety.

In its latest budget, the government projected the price of West Texas Intermediate (WTI) to average US $79 per barrel.

A top Indigenous doctor has resigned from her leadership position after Alberta Health Services backtracked a decision to re-hire Dr. Deena Hinshaw in a new position.

As Alberta Premier Danielle Smith apologized for her ethics violation in the legislature, the NDP is asking RCMP to investigate the matter.

New audio recordings from a Take Back Alberta event reveal what United Conservative Party canvassers are hearing at the door, and the steps being taken to get the party re-elected.

As the United Conservative government faces criticism over its Compassionate Intervention Act, the premier’s chief of staff sat down with Global News to set the record straight.

The UCP candidate for Livingstone-Macleod Chelsae Petrovic suggested heart attack victims should take more personal accountability for their health.

'There will be a narrative that will emerge out of this and that will be in Albertans' faces from now until the end of the election,' political analyst Jason Ribeiro said.

Canada’s police chiefs are calling for an urgent meeting with Canada’s premiers after losing nine officers — eight of them to violence — in the last six months.

The NDP say there’s a conflict of interest in the premier’s office as it hired Kris Kinnear, who like Smith lobbied for the Liability Management Incentive Program (formerly RStar).

‘The biggest complaint that I’m getting right now is that people in the community want more and they want it permanent.’

Farmers will have to pay more for crop insurance as the Alberta government hikes premiums in its latest budget.

Rural Albertans are describing it as an alarming situation. The town of Oyen has no acute care beds in hospital and limited emergency department services.

The three adopted children hold a CUAET (Canada-Ukraine authorization for emergency travel), which grants them one-time entry into the country.

As a shortage of certain medications is still ongoing, Health Canada has approved the exceptional importation of pediatric medicine procured by Alberta.