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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith defended the extension of delivery of a judge’s third-party investigation into a controversy surrounding Alberta Health Services procurement processes.

Most puzzles need a table, but this one needs a mall.

It’s an ambitious goal -- grow Alberta’s tourism economy to $25 billion by 2035 -- and a pair of provincial ministers say sporting events are set to play a bigger role.

The Calgary Stampeders don’t launch the regular season until June 7, but threw open the gates to McMahon Stadium for their annual Fanfest on Saturday morning.

An investigation is underway following a fatal collision between two motor-cross bikes near Cochrane early Saturday morning.

The Bow Island Health Centre emergency department is temporarily closed over the weekend due to a lack of clinical coverage.

Summer heat is in store for us Saturday!

As Lethbridge and much of southern Alberta are dealing with scorching temperatures, many people are still looking for ways to cool off.

A pilot initiative in Calgary’s East Village is trying to make the area safer and cleaner by turning to those who frequent it.

The province is celebrating kids and teens who are tackling environmental challenges in their own backyard.

The CEO of Crown-owned pipeline operator Trans Mountain Corp. says it could take on other market-expanding pipeline projects if necessary, but that it would be preferable for the private sector to take the lead.

Trent Cull was named an assistant coach by the Calgary Flames Friday, turning a temporary situation into something a little more permanent.

The Calgary Orchid Show gets underway at the Genesis Centre this weekend.

Jameer Nelson Jr. poured in a team-high 24 points on Thursday night as the Surge came back to beat the Brampton Honey Badgers 90-85.

Conserving water and finding alternative planting options is the focus of a new garden installed on Lethbridge’s west side.