Highlights

Grants in place of taxes to be reinstated over two years.

A day after her government released its budget, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has hit the road to sell its perks.

Alberta’s government is proposing changes to allow landlords to send rent increase and eviction notices via email, social media, and text.

Alberta’s unemployment rate is expected to hit 7.4 per cent in 2025.

Deficit spending projected to continue for three years 

The economic outlook incorporated in the budget assumes tariffs on goods will be 15 per cent in the year ahead rather than the 25 per cent tariff threatened by U.S. President Donald Trump.

St. Albert has been asked by the Provincial government to unify community peace officer and municipal police operations in the fight against illicit drugs

The looming threat of U.S. tariffs along with a potential tax cut are expected to dominate Alberta's budget today.

A new bill aimed at cutting red tape would alter the requirement that Alberta’s Office of the Child and Youth Advocate investigate deaths of all youth who received government intervention services.

The queer Indigenous writer discusses land and territory in a hypnotic weaving of allegorical and metaphorical imagery on Friday, Feb. 28 at St. Albert Public Library