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About 7.5 million Canadians have to pay out-of-pocket because they are uninsured, and may cover these costs by "borrowing money or trading off food, heat, rent or other health care expenses."

Minister of Forestry and Parks Todd Loewen looks back at the successes of 2023 and at a few of the ones to come in 2024.

Family medicine in Alberta is no longer on the brink of collapse, "it's crumbling around us as we speak," Dr. Paul Parks, president of the Alberta Medical Association.

On Saturday, Jan. 13, Jasper Transit cancelled around 2.5 hours of morning service due to a series of issues that impacted the three buses.

Helping the endangered whitebark pine to overcome blister rust is a work in progress for Parks Canada.

The province announced good news for Alberta's tourism economy.

“You’re seeing this movement at all levels of hockey … where elite players are looking at the most efficient way of moving to the next level."

Emergency departments in Alberta were closed for more than 38,000 hours, or about 4.3 years combined, in 2023.

The province is still working to fight the mountain pine beetle and mitigate the devastating impact it could still have on the environment.