A four-to-one majority of the Alberta Court of Appeal ruled Friday that the federal Impact Assessment Act remains unconstitutional even after Parliament amended it in 2024.
by Palliser Post Staff
The Alberta Prosperity Project's board says it fired its CEO and lawyer on Sept. 14, but both kept speaking for the separatist group through referendum night. Rath calls the board meetings 'imaginary.'
Twenty-six Eagle Butte High School students were tested in Cow-Calf, Field Crop and Feedlot courses on Thursday, averaging 95 per cent across the three Green Certificate exams.
Two Russia-linked hacking groups collaborated to breach a Ukrainian grain logistics company in 2025, ultimately destroying its data using a newly discovered backdoor that hid communications inside an experimental peer-to-peer network.
Boroo Pte. Ltd. has signed a deal to acquire the shuttered Yukon mine through receivership proceedings, promising more than $1.5 billion in total spending to clean up and restart operations.
U.S. animal health officials have confirmed New World screwworm in a Texas elk and a beef cow in New Mexico's Otero County, with Canada's food inspection agency watching the spread.
Ursa Ag, assembled in Bowden, Alta., sells three tractor models without computer controls, starting at $129,900, aimed at farmers priced out of or frustrated by modern computerized equipment.
The Canadian Hockey League has awarded the 2028 Memorial Cup to the Québec Remparts, marking the first time the championship will be held at Vidéotron Centre. Québec City has previously hosted in 1971, 1991, 2003 and 2015.
Hockey Canada has announced a 12-game pre-tournament schedule across six Alberta communities from Dec. 17-23, with Canada's national junior team playing exhibition games in Red Deer and Edmonton.