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Representatives from Alberta grain, oilseed and special crop producer groups predicted a hopeful 2013 when asked to forecast how their industries would fare this year.

A “bitumen bubble” has blown a $6-billion hole in the province’s revenue projections that will lead to significant changes to this year’s budget, Premier Alison Redford warned in a recent televised address.

Leave it to a librarian to use the word 'preponderance' in casual conversation. No matter how hard Peter Bailey tries, there are many calling cards of a bibliophile that don't have anything to do with the wearing or not wearing of tweed.

Lisa Devos is glad to have access to her patient's health information. The owner of the St.

Compression therapy is a common treatment for aging or sedentary individuals who need a circulation boost in their lower extremities.

St. Albert RCMP are looking for a man believed to have had an inappropriate conversation with a teenaged girl, after which he touched her inappropriately. A news release distributed Wednesday afternoon said the incident took place around 12:30 p.m.

An endangered population of badgers in the Columbia Valley and surrounding Kootenay region has dropped to as few as 100 mature individuals and remains on the brink of extinction.

If you’ve never played a Devil May Cry game, this is the place to start. DMC is the fifth in the series, and the second iteration to hit this gaming generation.

High prices and growing demand will mean another great year for farmers but a glut of cheap oil could trip up everyone else, says one of Alberta’s top economists.

Mayor Nolan Crouse is challenging councillors who don’t feel a bike skills park belongs in Liberton Park to find a better location.