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Canadians with dual citizenship are struggling to understand whether they’re allowed to enter the United States, and if so, whether it’s even a good idea.

As Premier Rachel Notley stood at the podium a woman’s voice rose above the large crowd yelling, “We are all Canadians.

A government survey on electoral reform delivered fuzzy results after a month-long online campaign. A report released last week detailed the findings of the mydemocracy.

Deciding upon the best way to invest for your retirement can be a taxing problem. Should you invest in RRSPS or TFSAs? Both plans allow you to sock away cash for the future, but there are key differences in how the government taxes them.

Alberta can grow local jobs and up to half its annual vegetable needs if it invests in local food production, says a renowned food policy analyst.

The old piggy bank idea is a good one most people understand it intuitively. We all know the clichés: a penny saved is a penny earned; pay yourself first; grow your wealth and so on.

Rec-centre plebiscite? Morinville residents might have to hold their second plebiscite in three years to figure out how to pay for their proposed rec-centre. Coun. Stephen Dafoe served notice last Dec. 8 that he would make a motion next Jan.

Catholic parents will have to pay more for their kids’ education this fall now that the Greater St. Albert Catholic board has voted to bring back school fees. The Greater St.

A Sturgeon County group plans to confront county council next week about its plans to build a new county campus – plans Mayor Tom Flynn hinted may soon be on hold.

The RCMP third quarter report shows that total Criminal Code violations in the city have dropped from the same three months last year. The most recent quarter, running from Oct. 1, 2016 to Dec.