The Alberta government has been insisting on permanent ... to go and has highlighted several issues with the province’s plan.

The Alberta government has promised $112 million to build 250 housing units for the town, which lost a third of all buildings in a devastating wildfire last summer.

The Alberta government has been insisting on permanent, single-detached units, but the Municipality of Jasper says high-density solutions are the way to go and has highlighted several issues with the ...

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A worker walks in a devastated neighbourhood in west Jasper, Alta., on Monday, Aug.19, 2024. The Municipality of Jasper says strings attached to the Alberta government's $112-million interim housing ...

where the rolling hillsides northwest of Calgary contain the highest concentration of Alberta’s 1,500 wild horses. “Those horses are my world.” 1:52 Possible end to birth control program for ...

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Jason Nixon, Alberta’s community and social services minister, was also not immediately available for comment. But in a social media post Friday, Nixon said he’s “extremely disappointed” in the ...

Alberta will not sign a joint statement from all other premiers and the prime minister on a federal plan to respond to incoming US president Donald Trump’s threat of tariffs on Canadian goods.

The Municipality of Jasper says the Alberta government's $112-million interim housing plan would bring less than half the units promised months ago. The province announced in October that it ...

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Ron Wallace, chair of the coal policy committee, alongside Alberta's then-minister of energy, Sonya Savage, in a file photo from 2022. Wallace declined to comment about the province's new plan for ...