Tyson Fedor

If Canada eliminated internal trade barriers, the country could see an injection of up to $200 billion into the economy, but Alberta seceding could risk costly new trade divisions, according to a new economic report.

A Calgary man is in custody after allegedly threatening to commit mass murder against police officers on a social media livestream earlier this month.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says his government is willing to put up taxpayer dollars to help build a proposed cross-country oil pipeline spanning 3,300km, but it won’t be the full cost.

A high-profile trial began Wednesday for a former Calgary bar manager and owner accused of sexually assaulting five women he met through work.

When Alberta announced it would hold a nine-question referendum on immigration, social programs and the constitution, some wondered why a question on remaining in Canada was left off.

Premier Danielle Smith asked Albertans to vote ‘Yes’ to the nine referendum questions on immigration and the constitution, and most of those questions received more than 50 per cent support, in the unofficial results.

Most Albertans voted overwhelmingly to remain in Canada during this week’s provincial referendum, but there were some regions who preferred a path toward a further separation vote.

Calgary-based Strathcona Resources Ltd. is hoping Prime Minister Mark Carney sees their proposed crude-by-rail project as one that is in the national interest.

The trial of a Sundre woman accused of sexually assaulting a minor under 16 and sexually interfering began Monday in Calgary, in a packed courtroom.

It was packed in a Calgary courtroom on Tuesday for the second day of sexual assault trial of a Sundre woman as jurors heard testimony from the teenage complainant in the case.