The vote to remain in Canada was strong across Alberta but strongest in the two largest urban centres and in First Nations communities.

Alberta Prosperity Project CEO Mitch Sylvestre is encouraging voters to “decline the nine” by not bother voting for Smith’s ...

As of this morning, with 4,250 of 5,586 polling stations reporting, 75.9% of Albertans voted to remain in Canada, and 24.1% ...

United Conservative Party president Rob Smith took to Facebook to rebuke calls to purge the governing party of its separatist ...

Falling for the trap — voting yes —only strengthens the resolve of separatists.

We are in the final stretch of one of the strangest periods in Alberta’s political history, and a gauntlet of rallies are ...

Former PC cabinet minister put himself out there and led the pro-Canada crew from the beginning ...

With four days left until the Referendum Day on October 19, NDP leader Naheed Nenshi was joined by former premier Rachel ...

BC Green Party communications chair Mike Hudema was a prominent environmental activist in Alberta in the 2000s, ran for the Alberta NDP in Edmonton-Meadowlark in the 2001 provincial election, and was ...

At first glance of the results, support for Alberta remaining in Canada is strong across the province, and strongest in the large cities of Calgary and Edmonton and overwhelming in First Nations ...

Prime Minister Mark Carney is in Alberta campaigning for the province to remain in Canada ahead of the October 19 referendum ...