Governor General Louise Arbour and Assembly of First Nations National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak are among speakers set to attend a ceremony unveiling a new anniversary monument.
Canada and the U.S. are locked in a fresh tariff standoff after Ottawa suspended trade talks, drawing mixed reaction from provincial leaders including Alberta's premier.
Canada's prime minister called it a trade war after negotiations broke down Friday night, with premiers across the country split on how loudly to cheer Ottawa's response.
Residents worried about water use, pollution and electricity costs will get to question officials at the province's inaugural public session on AI data centre development.
A new Leger survey finds Albertans are the least likely of any province to back a hard-line approach to trade talks with Washington, even as new U.S. tariffs on $28 billion in Canadian goods loom.
Grand Chief Joey Pete says the absence of Alberta's Indigenous relations minister from a Treaty 6 anniversary ceremony reflects poorly on the province's priorities amid separation talk.
Premier Danielle Smith and a cabinet minister fielded questions on Alberta separation talk, U.S. trade tensions and healthcare during a stop in Medicine Hat.