Newsweek spoke with an Alberta separatist leader about claims that the U.S. was offered oil royalties and land access.

More than half of the signs encouraging Albertans to vote to have a second, binding referendum to leave Canada were vandalized in Fort McMurray over the past week.

Alberta separatists have been accused of offering U.S. officials access to the province's natural resources in return for ...

Elections Alberta says people outside the province can request that a special ballot be mailed to them, but ​only those with ...

For Alberta independence supporter Keith Wilson, the western Canadian province is in a league of its own. With its wealth of ...

That is the striking turn of events in Volpi v. Lifemark Health, in which an Alberta human rights tribunal awarded a former ...

Alberta is setting new provincewide expectations for high-density infill development, calling for new housing to be ...

Alberta is seeking consultants for two studies to identify where future water demand could exceed supply and establish how ...

The Alberta iGaming regulated betting market is officially live! Albertans can register, deposit, and start placing bets today with the best Alberta sports betting sites. BetMGM is one of the first ...

This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more. This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more. Alberta faces a non-binding referendum on October 19, 2026, to begin the process for a ...