29 h. ago Opinion: Alberta faces increasing demand for energy sector engineers

Alberta’s energy advantage has always come from more than just its natural resources — it’s been powered by engineering talent. As we celebrate 100 years of the Iron Ring Ceremony — symbolizing engineering responsibility and progress — we face a new challenge: ensuring Alberta has the people and skills to lead the next era of […]

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51 h. ago Entergy Aims to Build More Gas in Wake of Meta’s Big Data Center

Entergy Corp. has applied to connect new natural gas generation to the grid in Louisiana to meet increasing demand from new data centers and industrial projects in the state.

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53 h. ago Opinion: Setting the record straight on Alberta’s independent school funding

Don Braid’s Oct. 7 column claims the Alberta government is showering private schools with money while public education falls behind. That’s not what’s happening. Let me explain. In Alberta, these schools are called independent schools, and any independent school that receives even a single dollar of public funding must, by legislation, be a not-for-profit organization. […]

Society

3 d. ago Keith Gerein: Which of Edmonton's mayoral contenders has the right tack with the UCP government?

Is Cartmell too cozy with the UCP? Is Knack too big of a critic? Does Walters have a better approach?

Politics

3 d. ago Bad Bunny’s music streams soar since Super Bowl halftime show news

NEW YORK — Puerto Rican superstar Bad Bunny’s music catalogue has seen a jump in streams since his 2026 Super Bowl halftime performance was announced. According to Luminate, an industry data and analytics company, Latin music is primarily consumed via streaming. They found that Bad Bunny saw a 26% increase in on-demand streams in the […]

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4 d. ago Bell: Danielle Smith warns Mark Carney — a deal for Alberta or else

'The time for talking is over. It's time to act,' says Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, urging Prime Minister Mark Carney to thumbs-up a pipeline and commit to shelving anti-oilpatch laws

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4 d. ago Varcoe: Another Alberta and B.C. rumble — a 'fantasy' pipeline and the 'un

But what’s different today than back in 2017 when the TMX tussle was erupting, aside from ever-changing energy markets?

Sport

5 d. ago Letters: Alberta teachers and government both need a reality check

Do you like the Connor McDavid deal? Vote in our daily poll! The government has decided to pay parents $150 per week for each child they have 12 years and under while the teachers strike. There are a lot of parents who work from home and have no babysitting expenses because they are at home […]

Politics

5 d. ago Breakenridge: Alberta Next exists to criticize Ottawa, and that's been laid bare

Ottawa can’t be blamed for a teachers’ strike, and there’s little desire for conversations that involve anything that isn’t Ottawa’s fault

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5 d. ago Varcoe: Progress on data centres could help bolster slumping natural gas industry in Alberta

Alberta aims to attract $100 billion worth of data centre development within the next five years, bringing in new jobs and investment, as well as spurring more domestic demand and drilling activity for natural gas

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5 d. ago Bell: Over to you, Premier Smith — striking and angry Alberta teachers dig in

Alberta teachers and the Premier Danielle Smith government fight it out in a provincewide walkout for the history books

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5 d. ago Bell: Danielle Smith stands her ground as teachers dig in for a fight

Alberta teachers and the Premier Danielle Smith government fight it out in a provincewide walkout for the history books

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6 d. ago Leong: Alberta teachers' strike underscores incalculable benefits of public schools

Province says there's no more money — but there seems to be been plenty of funds for questionable spending

Society

7 d. ago Calgary tutors see increased demand, ahead of provincewide teacher strike on Monday

Parents are wanting educational support for more specialized subjects, seeking out tutors and private educators to prevent their kids from falling behind.

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8 d. ago Opinion: Alberta’s new disability program strips support from those who need it most

I never thought I would have to keep justifying my existence to the government, but that’s exactly what it feels like in Alberta today. The United Conservative Party, under Danielle Smith’s leadership, is making harmful changes to the Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped (AISH) program. They want to replace it with the Alberta Disability […]

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8 d. ago Apollo Silver Announces Upsize of Private Placement Offering

VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Oct. 03, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Apollo Silver Corp. (“Apollo Silver” or the “Company”) (TSX.V:APGO, OTCQB:APGOF, Frankfurt:6ZF0) is pleased to announce that due to strong investor demand from current shareholders, the Company has elected to increase the size of its previously announced non-brokered private placement offering and will now offer up to 7,437,680 (the […]

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8 d. ago Opinion: Risky, rewarding Alberta Next panels offer pressure

At a time when most political leaders prefer scripted announcements, photo ops, and handpicked roundtables, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has taken a different approach. She’s showing up to hear from people — unscripted and in-person. Through the Alberta Next panel, Smith has been touring the province to hear directly from Albertans about the future of […]

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9 d. ago Russia Ups Strikes on Ukraine Gas Sector at Heating Season Start

Ukraine’s state-owned giant Naftogaz suffered the largest aerial attack on its gas extraction infrastructure since the start of the war as Russia increased its targeting of the energy sector at the start of the heating season.

Culture

9 d. ago Citigroup Sees UK Clean Energy Sector Suffering From Falling Wind Speeds

Britain’s clean energy sector faces supply challenges brought on by declining wind speeds, according to analysts at Citigroup Inc.

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9 d. ago Bell: A frustrated Danielle Smith wants Alberta teachers back at the bargaining table

'It's up to them to come back to us and say what it will take to get to a deal,' says Premier Danielle Smith, wanting Alberta teachers back at contract talks

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