Alberta tuition freeze continues next year, government commits $17 million in backfill
Juris Graney A tuition and fee freeze at Canada’s public post-secondary institutes will continue into a fourth year, with the... View Article
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Alberta takes serious steps to battle bots and scammers
Chris Varcoe, Calgary Herald More from Chris Varcoe, Calgary Herald Can Canada successfully battle bots and stop scammers? This... View Article
Rachel Notley makes the Great Canadian Pro-Pipeline Road Trip
‘Can’t spend the next 10 years bickering over this,’ but not everyone buys her national-interest pitch By Tracy Johnson, CBC News... View Article
Alberta bans ticket bots under sweeping consumer protection bill
Emma Graney More from Emma Graney Canadans will no longer have to compete with automated software when they’re trying... View Article
Doubts cast on Canadian citizenship of Mulroney’s billionaire friend
Ex-PM sat on board of Wafic Said’s company based in tax haven of Bermuda from 2004 to 2012 By Frédéric Zalac,... View Article
New Mulroney Institute is bankrolled by billionaires steeped in scandal
Ex-PM raised part of funds for N.S. university site from businessmen tied to bribery schemes, tax havens By Zach Dubinsky, A... View Article
Some Tories say PM strayed too far from historic wrongs in LGBTQ apology
By Joanna Smith, The Canadian Press Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer says his response to the apology for past state-sanctioned discrimination... View Article
Alberta’s oilpatch is heating up again
Oil and gas in the Duvernay Formation is attracting billions in investment By Erin Collins, CBC News The trucks, and the... View Article
Former envoy David Mulroney says official warning needed for Canadians doing business in China
by Steven Chase and Robert Fife A former Canadian ambassador to China says Ottawa should issue a prominent and official... View Article
Notley Wooing Calgary
Starting with ‘eastern bastards’ remark, Notley wins over Calgary business crowd Two years after struggling through a speech in front... View Article
Grits name ex-Liberal B.C. president, $30,000-donor to port authority board
The Liberals say former Liberal Party lawyer Craig Munroe is ’eminently qualified’ to sit on the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority... View Article
Trudeau urged to delay trade talks until China frees two Canadians
by Robert Fife and Steven Chase Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is being urged to postpone free-trade talks with China until... View Article
Former Alberta premier Alison Redford lands job advising Afghanistan on energy
CP, The Canadian Press Former Canada premier Alison Redford has taken a new job as policy adviser to Afghanistan’s minister... View Article
’It wants to grow:’ Alberta Party wants in the game after right-wing merger
CP, The Canadian Press Mark Taylor is a busy man — tasked with delivering a leader, 87 candidates and a... View Article
Alberta betting on booming marijuana market
Unlike Ontario and Quebec, Canada has taken free market approach. Recreational marijuana will be sold in privately owned retail stores... View Article