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With wildfires burning across Alberta, firefighters defending communities under threat will be getting some help from Down Under.

Some regulatory changes to the combat sports industry in Alberta brought forward by a public inquiry into a deadly boxing match in Edmonton have been rejected by the province. Critics say the delays are dangerous and unacceptable. 

A $5.3-million wrongful death lawsuit launched in the wake of a fatal boxing match in Edmonton in 2017 was quietly settled with the fighter’s family four years after it was filed, CBC News has learned.

An Alberta oil and gas exploration company with a nearly decade-long history of safety and environmental infractions is now facing an ultimatum from the Alberta Energy Regulator.

Troubled Alberta oil and gas company faces regulatory ultimatum

Thousands of people in the northern Alberta town of Slave Lake have been put on notice to prepare for a possible evacuation due to the threat of a wildfire.

The disappearance of a 14-year-old Indigenous boy has been deemed suspicious by the Edmonton Police Service.

An investigation into the suicide deaths of four teens in Alberta warns that fear of the child welfare system among indigenous families is a dangerous barrier to care for First Nations children in crisis.

Two years after a contractor drowned in a northern Alberta fracking pond, a Calgary-based oil and gas company has been charged for failing to protect the worker.

An Edmonton-based company is appealing the $303,769 fine it was issued for failing to remediate a toxic leak at an oilfield disposal well in central Alberta for more than two years.