Super moon, lunar eclipse, king tides combine for powerful event Wednesday
by Canadian Press There will be a super blue blood moon on Wednesday and a total lunar eclipse, events that... View Article
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Fort Hills oilsands project achieves first oil, now in continuous production
The Canadian Press The Fort Hills oilsands project has achieved its first oil production and will continue to ramp up... View Article
Outside experts called in for probe of deleted Alberta government emails
Emma Graney An investigator who played a key role in the Ontario government gas plant probe has been retained to... View Article
Canadians don’t need a Liberal values test
by Postmedia NewsMore from Postmedia News It’s pretty obvious what’s going on with the Canada Summer Jobs Grant scandal. Prime... View Article
Alberta Party leaders discuss viability of sales tax in first leadership debate
The Canadian Press The Canada Party’s leadership candidates squared off on money in their first debate, with candidate Kara Levis... View Article
Anti-abortion groups make moves on the UCP
Don Braid, Calgary Herald More from Don Braid, Calgary Herald It’s an early but telling skirmish in the looming... View Article
Scott Moe replaces Brad Wall as Saskatchewan premier, has message for Justin Trudeau
The Canadian Press Bill Graveland Moe, 44, has been a central figure in Saskatchewan’s battle to resist the federal government’s... View Article
Alberta man charged with making threats on Twitter against Justin Trudeau, Rachel Notley
Jonny Wakefield Orion Rutley is charged with two counts of uttering threats. Court records show he allegedly make death threats... View Article
Man begins improbable, 3,000 km dog sled trek across Canada
A New Brunswick man left northern Manitoba Monday on a highly unlikely journey home — a 3,000-kilometre trek by dog... View Article
Wait… taxing carbon leads to economic growth? Some people actually believe this nonsense?
Special to Financial Post Peter Shawn Taylor Peter Shawn Taylor: There’s more to understanding the complex effects of taxation on... View Article
William Watson: Trudeau used to celebrate our ‘freedoms,’ now he attacks them
William Watson On what grounds should such perfectly legal groups not be able to employ summer students to help them... View Article
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to hold Edmonton town hall Feb. 1
Jonny Wakefield More from Jonny Wakefield Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will take questions from the public at a town hall-style... View Article
Alberta seniors lose lengthy legal fight over long-term care costs
“This is very troubling and very sad. This will just make things worse for seniors.” Paula Simons, Edmonton Journal A... View Article
Junior energy company investing $90 million to rebuild idle Alberta oil refinery
Gen III Oil Corp. plans build a re-refinery this summer – making it the first re-refinery on the Prairies and... View Article
Foreign workers found sleeping in Burger King basement, Alberta health agency says
The Canadian Press J.W. Schnarr, Lethbridge Herald The Canada Health Services order, dated Jan. 10, said the inspection found evidence... View Article