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A photo of a man raising his arm and cheering among other pro-federalist supporters seated in rows of chairs in a large room. The man is wearing jeans and a grey sweater, but others in the frame are wearing red and waving small Canadian flags.

Alberta business leaders welcome relief from separation anxiety

By Meghan Potkins

A photo of a blue roadside billboard taken in the rolling country of southern Alberta. The sign says, "Vote Option 2; Send Ottawa a Message." There is a transport truck speeding into the right side of the frame, with two grain silos beyond it.

Alberta’s referendum is just the start of the turmoil

By Meghan Potkins

A voter leaves after casting their referendum vote at an advance polling station in Calgary, Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2026.

Flaws in CPP legislation have left billions of dollars at stake ahead of Alberta’s referendum

By Chaimae Chouiekh

The majority of you think Albertan secession would hurt the oilpatch

By Mashal Butt

The $20B risk at the heart of Carney and Smith’s grand pipeline bargain

By Meghan Potkins

A view of oil extraction equipment consisting of pipes, catwalks and cylindrical tanks; there are three company representatives in the foreground wearing white hard hats and blue coveralls with yellow reflective striping.

Governments, oilsands giants reach deal to push ahead with carbon capture project

By Meghan Potkins

A shot of Nate Glubish at a lectern, against a backdrop of exposed brick partly covered by a white film screen.

Alberta wants to be a model for government AI and power Canada-wide adoption

By Murad Hemmadi

An aerial-style rendering of a massive data centre on a prairie landscape of farm fields and trees.

Meta to spend $13B on sprawling Alberta data-centre complex

By Meghan Potkins

Smith and Ford revive push for a west-to-east oil pipeline

By Meghan Potkins

An aerial photo of a petroleum sea terminal, in a landscape of mountains and coastal waterways, with residential homes in the right foreground. There are two tankers docked at the terminal.

Alberta’s new pipeline would follow Trans Mountain’s route through southern B.C.

By Meghan Potkins