Danielle Smith

A former Canadian envoy to the US doubts serious Americans will get involved in Alberta's separatism debate.

Carney warns Alberta's independence referendum could bring years of uncertainty.

Carney's government names three infrastructure projects for potential fast-tracked approvals by fall 2026.

U.S. tariff exemptions on Alberta's oil and agriculture have insulated the province from trade pressures hitting other Canadian regions, allowing separatists to blame Ottawa rather than Washington for economic frustrations, analysts say.

Alberta chiefs call for Premier Danielle Smith to be probed for treason, damaging their own credibility.

Judges have become political actors, making decisions with significant political implications despite Chief Justice Wagner's objections.

A pro-separation billboard remains in an Alberta town despite a removal deadline passing.

Canada's chief justice says trust in institutions is key, not agreement with court decisions.

Alberta's government commissions a $1.5M economic analysis on potential separation costs from Canada.

Alberta's government appeals a judge's decision to reject a petition for a referendum on independence from Canada.

Alberta town orders removal of a pro-separation billboard, deeming it a nuisance.

Chief Justice Wagner warns against attacks on the justice system and judges.

Pierre Poilievre says Ottawa should stop interfering in Alberta's affairs to quell separatist sentiments.

Thomas Lukaszuk leads the federalist campaign in Alberta's October referendum, seeking a decisive "no" to separation from Canada.

Pierre Poilievre will urge Albertans to join other provinces to demand federal policy changes.

Alberta's potential exit from Canada would be more economically damaging than Quebec's.

First Nations chiefs vow to explore all avenues to fight Alberta's separatist referendum.

Alberta's oil production costs will rise to uncompetitive levels under Ottawa's MOU, a study finds.

A $400 million carbon capture facility in Edmonton may be cancelled due to changes in Alberta's carbon tax.

Prime Minister Mark Carney faces a challenging summer with multiple political issues looming.

The Parti Québécois will detail its independence project, excluding relations with First Nations and Inuits.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith defends her decision to put a separation question on the referendum ballot.

'It leaves us prey': Nenshi takes aim at Smith over separation-related division and economic uncertainty

Canadian oil executives at CERAWeek conference acknowledged Middle East tensions pushed oil prices up forty percent to potentially exceed one hundred fifty dollars per barrel, establishing a new price floor and reinforcing Canada's appeal as a stable energy supplier amid global supply concerns.

Alberta's lone Liberal cabinet minister says western alienation runs deep beyond pipeline issues.

Canada's federal government under Mark Carney signals shift toward energy exports, with the Canada Energy Regulator projecting natural gas production could rise 75 percent by 2050, while new pipeline capacity could add $31.4 billion annually to GDP and create 112,000 jobs.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford visited Washington to advocate for CUSMA renewal, signaling Canada's strategic shift toward diplomatic reconciliation with the Trump administration after previous trade tensions and his controversial Ronald Reagan advertisement.

Federal Natural Resources Minister Tim Hodgson told an international energy conference Canada is open for business and reliable, yet oilsands producers doubt investment will materialize amid federal carbon pricing requirements and multibillion-dollar emissions reduction project costs.

Pierre Poilievre is seen as a champion for Canada and Alberta, recognizing the province's grievances.

Facebook payouts fueled Alberta separatist accounts operated by individuals outside Canada.

Canada's oil and gas drillers are thriving due to high oil prices.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith pitches Canada to a sold-out crowd of UCP supporters.

Alberta cabinet minister Devin Dreeshen declines to say if he supports keeping the province in Canada.

A study found Alberta injection site closure did not increase fatalities or emergency visits among clients.

Prime Minister Mark Carney vows to defend Canadian unity ahead of Alberta's fall referendum.

Alberta separation could prompt potential $62B economic hit, business exodus: Calgary Chamber report

Calgary's government backed later curfews for a music festival, but city council did not budge.

The Herald's young journalists win awards for their outstanding work in various categories.

The Alberta government is giving 3.4 million residents a one-time $100 energy rebate payment.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says Canada can achieve a win-win with the US by remaining calm amidst trade threats.

Ottawa is more concerned about Alberta's referendum than Quebec's election.

Premier Eby fuels Alberta separatism with laws and rulings undermining pipelines and Canadian unity.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's party has senior organizers backing separatism despite her federalist stance.

One in three young Canadians have tried nicotine pouches, with usage quadrupling since 2022.

Chief Justice condemns criticism of courts and judges in a statement.

Pierre Poilievre says Albertans who vote for separation are not enemies, but fellow citizens.

Alberta's privacy commissioner warns adding health numbers to driver's licences raises fraud risk.

Pierre Poilievre says Alberta needs different federal policies, not a separate country.

Canada may use micro-modular nuclear reactors to reduce emissions and increase energy exports.

Most Canadians are unaware of key issues, including MAID for the mentally ill and basic politics.