Alberta News
Government’s crude oil production cuts in Alberta backfire, rail shipments too expensive
Heavy crude has reportedly become too expensive to ship by rail. Suncor Energy Inc.'s Chief Executive said the rail economy...
Edmonton needs to do more to provide shelter for the homeless during the cold winter months
While the problem of homelessness is a complicated and nuanced one, the least we can do to aid these people...
50% of Albertans see separation as a real possibility, Western Canada Party dominates poll
The west appears to want in, or if all else fails, out.
The unmarked graves of the Charles Camsell Indian Hospital
After all this time, nearly 75 years since the first “Indian hospital” was opened, many First Nation families are still...
The jury is still out on safe injection sites
Although drug crimes are declining in the rest of the city, the report on crime and disorder shows a 250-meter...
Alberta has paid $611 Billion in transfer payments from 1961 to 2017
I never really understood just how much Alberta contributes to the well-being of the Canadian economy. Thanks to an article...
UCP candidate claims carbon tax costs Alberta church 50k, later corrects herself saying only 5k
Running the math on Glasgo’s claim, we can see that a bill of this size doesn’t make any sense.
Vigilante Alberta farmers catch truck thieves
A group of Alberta farmers took matters into their own hands after tracking down and catching individuals who stole their...
Alberta’s Notley spent $65K on focus groups to find out what Albertans were already saying: No, to a carbon tax!
Alberta’s NDP Premier Rachel Notley spent $65,000 on focus groups in an attempt to convince Albertans of the benefits of...
Woman allegedly attacked Indigenous mother holding four-month-old baby in Edmonton Costco washroom
An Indigenous mother and her four-month-old child were, according to a police report and witnesses, subjected to verbal and physical...
Is Trudeau risking reconciliation by putting a failed Veterans Affairs Minister in charge?
In a statement to The Post Millennial, Anderson said “ Is this new minister ready to deal with the corruption,...
Alberta loses 17k jobs in December while Canadian economy enjoys record low unemployment levels
Albertans feel that the federal government has left them out in the cold this winter.
BOUTILIER: Canada needs a carbon tax revolt
No social license for pipelines? No social license for Carbon Taxes.
Renewed spirits, sense of optimism in Bigstone Cree Nation after election do-over results in new chief and council
The Post Millennial was able to chat with Chief Yellowknee following his victory about what his priorities for Bigstone are...
Interview with Sara Wheale, the Youth Council member who resigned over Trudeau’s comments on construction workers
Sara Wheale is the young woman from Breton, Alberta who resigned from the Prime Minister's Youth Council on December 18th...
Progress Alberta accepted nearly $40,000 from Tides Foundation
The Tides Foundation is notoriously anti-oil and gas.
Bigstone Cree First Nation members looking for treaty transparency from local council & Trudeau government
Members of the Bigstone Cree Nation are demanding answers.
Arbitrator gives Bigstone Cree First Nation an election do-over
Member of the Bigstone Cree First Nation will be getting a chance to return to the ballot box following a...
Calgary comes out in droves in opposition to Federal Government’s handling of pipelines
The chant “Build the Pipe” could be heard loudly with dozens of signs with slogans like “I love Canadian Oil...
Shady elections and conflict of interest problems plague Alberta Cree First Nation
Band members are sending a letter to chief and council requesting the repayment of big cheques.