Highlights

Human settlement patterns and a growing amount of attractants on a limited land base adds to the escalating conflict problem with wildlife.

The union representing Alberta’s allied health workers says AHS is refusing to negotiate wages, bringing ongoing collective bargaining to a halt.

St. Albert gallery hosts the glass art of Kimberly Smith and a retrospective of Leonard Simpson's abstract photography

A Canmore hockey player will start the season as a Bakersfield Condor, but is more than likely to get a call-up to the big club.

Canadian Community Newspaper Awards recognize Gazette reporters and photographers' work

Repeat performances of dazzling Aurora Borealis displays are expected in Alberta over the next several days.

The literary festival brings together a lineup of six Canadian writers

New rules require businesses to provide evidence to support environmental claims

Alberta’s government has reached a tentative four-year compensation agreement for physicians in training, health minister Adrianna LaGrange announced Wednesday.

Under Alberta rules, home electricity production can provide a break on bills, but not used as a money-maker