News
The Calgary Journal went live on election night with political experts, student electoral groups and journalists to discuss the election and what it means for Alberta.
The Conversations centered around voter concerns and media coverage over the 40 days of the campaign.
- By Casey Richardson
The Conservatives have swept all 13 seats in Calgary, despite the Liberals winning a minority government in Monday’s federal election .
- By Chelsey Mutter
Today is the day. Canadians across the country are able to get out and vote for their MP and the party they want to form government.
- By Casey Richardson and Chelsey Mutter
In 2011, 9 people died of fentanyl overdoses in Alberta.
Just last year, 673 people died.
These numbers, provided by Alberta Health Services (AHS), speak for themselves — the opioid crisis is plaguing our province.
Just last year, 673 people died.
These numbers, provided by Alberta Health Services (AHS), speak for themselves — the opioid crisis is plaguing our province.
- By Sarah Green & Casey Richardson