First Nation says it wasn’t consulted on Wonder Valley AI data centre proposed for thousands of hectares of land
‘We feel completely disrespected,’ says the chief of Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation
As impending tariffs loom, provinces are ramping up lobbying efforts in Washington
‘The U.S. is going to do what it wants to do at the end of the day,’ said U.S.-Canada relations expert
Health care dominated Alberta lobbying registry in 2024
A provincial plan to restructure the health care system led to a flurry of lobbying activity last year
Insurance Bureau of Canada says commercial truck claims have nearly doubled in Alberta over five years, but collisions remain low
Data from Alberta’s Ministry of Transportation shows collisions involving commercial vehicles have been stagnant since the COVID-19 pandemic
Métis self-governance bill remains in limbo as treaty negotiation deadlines loom
Ottawa is legally required to negotiate treaties for Alberta, Ontario and Saskatchewan Métis governments in 2025
Pension expert critiques AIMCo overhaul, calling the changes ‘drastic’
Eyebrows continue to rise after government reorganizes Alberta's investment corporation
As Canada Pension Plan aims to go net-zero, one of its investment managers sits on oil company board opposed to emissions cap
The country’s largest pension plan has majority ownership of an oil and gas exploration company
Curriculum guideline says students should learn about Alberta’s reputation as ‘most ethical producer of oil in the world’
The framework includes directives to teach students about importance of fossil fuel sector in province’s economy
Mining company makes extra push by lobbying for coal mine in Crowsnest Pass
Northback CEO and several other industry leaders are lobbying along with the Coal Association of Canada on mining regulations
The City of Edmonton hires lobbyists to pressure the province. Calgary doesn’t bother
Alberta’s capital city hires former Conservative MP to talk to Danielle Smith’s government
First Nation calls for all-season road amid rising winter temperatures
Data shows that the duration of ice roads across the country is on the decline
Indigenous population of incarcerated women still rising despite calls to action
At least 72.3 per cent of Edmonton Institution for Women’s population identifies as Indigenous, the IJF has found.
Several Alberta charter school lobbyists have ties to UCP government
Province recently announced funding to build more charter and independent schools
As Alberta politicians spar over political donation rules, watchdog warns against ‘legalized bribery’
Alberta has reinstated a controversial law that allows corporate and union donations in municipal politics