Alberta's governing United Conservative Party ... the minister in charge of AISH, said at the time. But the move caused ...

Only a registered physician can sign off on a key medical report in the application process for the Alberta Income for the Severely Handicapped (AISH) program. “Why would I have to get a doctor ...

Alberta, which had the highest minimum wage in Canada six years ago, is now tied with Saskatchewan for the lowest at $15 an hour. The province dropped into the tail position on Tuesday as four ...

When the 17th Alberta Legislature opened on March 2, 1972, then-premier Peter Lougheed moved quickly to introduce what the Edmonton Journal described as "the keystone piece of legislation for his ...

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1:32 Some people calling on Alberta government to raise minimum wage Effective Tuesday, Alberta is set to be tied for the lowest minimum wage in the country. Ontario, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and ...

Alberta’s population is expected to grow by 2.6 million people over the next 27 years — making the province older and more diverse, says a new government report. The province is meanwhile ...

The province of Alberta will not be changing its retail model to allow the sale of alcohol in grocery and convenience stores, saying it would “significantly harm” the existing private retail ...

Alberta physicians say they can’t wait any longer for the province’s promised Physician Comprehensive Care Model, which would help ease current financial pressures. “We can see that our ...

Thirteen indicators were used to calculate University of Alberta's overall Best Global Universities rank. Here is a breakdown of how this institution ranked relative to other schools for each ...

Alberta’s population has ballooned over the past four years with hundreds of thousands of newcomers, making it the fastest-growing province in Canada, in large part because of non-permanent ...

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, less than six weeks away from a leadership review, laid out plans to amend the province’s Bill of Rights to reinforce the right to decide whether to receive a ...