Another Canadian premier said a bilateral deal with the U.S. would be better for Canada than the current USMCA free trade deal with Mexico.

Alberta’s premier isn’t going to get anywhere near The Man on Jan. 20, obviously, but she’ll probably do less harm in D.C. than Edmonton or Calgary.

Braid’s column seems to confirm BNN Bloomberg’s scoop Tuesday, in the wake of Alberta Finance Minister Nat Horner’s unexpected Nov. 7 announcement he was sacking the Crown corporation’s CEO and its ...

Average wait time at the Foothills was three hours and 29 minutes. The South Health Campus reported three hours and 40 ...

One major reform the UCP will announce soon could slash drivers' premiums in future. But next year, companies will be allowed ...

The government has considered hiring former Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper to lead AIMCo’s new board, people familiar ...

OTTAWA — Alberta’s energy sector, which heralded Donald Trump’s surprise 2016 presidential victory as a “huge win” for the ...

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says Canada should be looking at bilateral trade agreements with the U.S. and with Mexico as ...

Jeff Burgar Alberta Premier Danielle Smith gets a 91 per cent approval rating at the PC convention in Red Deer last week. A few days later, Donald Trump wins the American presidency in what many ...

As Donald Trump builds his new energy-focused administration, experts say it could open opportunities for Canada to expand ...

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is echoing concerns about Mexico that were expressed earlier this week by Ontario's premier, ...

Leave the United Conservative Party. Take your single-issue passions elsewhere. Stop the chaos that has roiled the Alberta ...