Premier Danielle Smith called Alberta Canada’s economic engine during a keynote speech at the Canada Strong and Free Network (CSFN) conference in Calgary on Sept. 6, highlighting what she described...

A national press watchdog has ruled a small-town Ontario newspaper wrongly implied a local Facebook activist was convicted of a crime when in fact all charges against him were dropped without trial.

As the Alberta Next Panel continues discussions on how to assert the province’s role in the federation, equalization remains a key issue. Among separatists in the province, a striking 88% support...

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation has been granted the right to intervene in Alberta’s court battle over the Trudeau government’s amended Impact Assessment Act, better known as the “no more pipelines...

Bowmanville–Oshawa North MP Jamil Jivani used a conservative conference in Calgary to sharply criticize Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s leadership, arguing that Ford’s focus on power over principle risks...

The world’s largest Muslim film and arts festival is returning to Edmonton later this month, with organizers expecting to draw nearly 3,500 attendees.

On the occasion of Alberta’s one-hundred and twentieth anniversary as a province, it’s worth remembering what sets this province apart from the others.

Canadians are divided over whether federal public servants should be forced back into the office full time, with new polling showing nearly as many oppose the idea as support it.

Ottawa’s much-hyped plan to plant two billion trees is falling far short, with just 228 million planted to date — a staggering 89% below target despite nearly $268 million already spent.

The 2025 federal election for the NDP was an unmitigated disaster. They lost all but seven of their twenty-four MP’s, they lost their leader, Jagmeet Singh, and they lost official party status in...

A Liberal-appointed senator is accusing Canada’s political and security establishment of persecuting former Liberal MP Han Dong under the guise of fighting foreign interference.

Construction of a new bike lane is cycling its way through Calgary’s inner-city neighbourhood of Beltline on 15th Ave. SW, stretching from 11th St. eastward to Macleod Trail. The construction...

A federal court has once again thrown out a multimillion-dollar lawsuit claiming systemic racism in government workplaces, marking the second such case dismissed in just five months.

For nearly a decade, the Liberal government has imposed a bevy of hyper-liberal migration policies upon the Canadian people, in an effort to forcibly inject abject diversity within the Canadian state.

The City of Calgary has come under fire after new data revealed it spends more on employee pensions than any other major Canadian city.

Taylor “Teej” Johannesson, longtime defensive coordinator at H.J. Cody High School in Sylvan Lake, has spent over a decade shaping young athletes with lessons in teamwork, resilience, and respect.

Picture this: You're flying on an Air Canada plane from Denver to Toronto, and your plane ends up returning to Denver because of an "acrid smell"— a very unpleasant experience.

Lethbridge police have charged a 12-year-old boy with attempted murder after his seven-year-old brother was stabbed multiple times inside a northside home.

A Hyundai manufacturing plant in Georgia that was once hailed by US President Joe Biden as a glowing example of his administration’s economic agenda is now at the centre of one of the largest...

York Region Police Chief Jim MacSween is clarifying remarks that initially urged residents not to resist armed intruders, after backlash from grieving families, community members, and political...