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Affordability and access to housing are concerns that are top of mind for Albertans province-wide. The rising cost of living, higher interest rates, and increasing costs of housing are deepening the calls for action to make housing more affordable and accessible in our province. […]

Taxpayers want to be optimistic as Treasury Board President Anita Anand orders ministers to find $15 billion in savings. Only one problem: saving money means something different in Ottawa than in the rest of Canada.  […]

For small business owners who are operating their business out of their home, it is important to assess the level of business insurance coverage that you and your business require. […]

As pet owners, it is our responsibility to ensure the well-being of our furry friends. While we may be familiar with common hazards like toxic foods or busy roads, one danger often overlooked is the insidious threat of foxtail grass. […]

Op/ed submission by NDP Leader Rachel Notley […]

Whether you bask in tropical days of a heat wave or dread hot temperatures each summer, you should know how to stay safe during extreme heat. Hot days are expected to become more frequent and intense across Canada in the future. Here’s what you can do. […]

Albertans are now paying more to heat their homes, buy groceries and to get to work – thanks to the Trudeau government’s carbon tax hikes. This kick in the wallet happened on the same day that members of Parliament took another pay raise.  […]

Alberta Municipalities (ABmunis) was dismayed to learn late last week that those member communities that contract local police services through Alberta’s RCMP owe $60 million to the federal government for the RCMP’s recent pay increase, which is retroactive to April 1, 2017. […]

A healthy diet is just as important for your teeth and gums as it is for the rest of your body. Sugar-rich foods and drinks increase your risk of tooth decay (cavities), obesity, type 2 diabetes and heart disease. […]

submitted by Franco Terrazzano is the Federal Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation In less than a month, members of […]

One of Canada’s most acclaimed authors is drawing a clear line: he doesn’t want politicians telling him what counts as Canadian content or Big Brother looking over his shoulder when he writes. […]

“About 80 per cent of payments for retail goods and services are made with credit cards, and the Christmas season is the busiest time of year for most retailers.” – Dale Nally […]

The federal government is already on track to blow its budget by $20 billion. That’s astonishing when we’re only about halfway through the budget year.” – Franco Terrazzano writes in this op ed piece […]

ast week, a letter from over 40,000 Canadian content-creators urged senators to reject Bill C-11 in its current form, sounding the alarm on what they see as a very dangerous piece of legislation. […]

When you apply for a credit card with a bank, they must provide you with certain information. […]