Jason Markusoff

Fort McMurray has survived the wildfire. The same cannot be said for the boozy, raucous stereotype that dogged it for years.

The label sprang up spontaneously, on handmade signs and locally printed bumper-stickers. It never suited a town so well.

One year after the wildfire, Fort McMurray faces slow growth, unemployment and residents with itchy feet. The boom years never looked so good.

Jason Kenney takes hold of the Progressive Conservatives. Next on his to-do list: merge with another party.

Before the Kinder Morgan expansion got approved, the New Democrats of Alberta and B.C. were one big, happy family. Now they’re like oil and water.

As it tables another red-ink budget, the Notley government conjures a diabolical alternative for Albertans to imagine

With asylum-seekers risking everything to thwart it, how long can Canada’s safe-country deal with the U.S. survive?

Day-lit evenings mean more time for soccer and patio parties, but does the province want to be two hours ahead of B.C.?

Jewish centres across North America have received more than 100 bomb threats. An explosives expert explains why preparedness is vital.

Jason Kenney says the Obama administration rebuffed his plea in 2010 to renegotiate the safe third-country agreement