In Alberta, the big battle — and it is beyond big — is the provincial government maliciously clawing back the $200 federal supplement, the Canadian Disability Benefit, from people on the Assured ...

Bike lanes one percent of the population uses at a cost of millions, a gauntlet of construction projects, and a house in a mature neighbourhood being considered for a 4-story apartment building ...

Re: North-side bike lane battle; Opponents upset with councillor’s response to petition (Aug. 6). Very thankful that I do not live in Ward Metis paying someone to represent them who refuses to ...

Thomas Lukaszuk points out that we can change what happens in Ottawa through elections. He forgot to mention that the ...

I was in the K-97 newsroom writing my show, Tait Talk, in 1986 when you walked around the corner, right by the news ...

I have recently gone to the emergency department at the U of A hospital. We are lucky here in Edmonton. The staff, the nurses and the doctors were all very kind and professional. I hear people ...

Bernie Law (Escalating a trade war could hurt more than we’d like.) Don’t give in As an Albertan and a lifelong conservative, I am getting exhausted hearing all the armchair quarterbacks go on ...

Is PM Mark Carney is now seeking assistance from a former ‘Conservative’ prime minister, Stephen Harper? Are cracks starting ...

There was a time when newspapers were respectful purveyors of all the news that was fit to print. The Edmonton Sun? Not so ...