Since the writ dropped five weeks ago, federal leaders have been using climate change buzzwords. Global News breaks down some of those terms, and what they could mean in Alberta. Continue reading
Alberta is introducing legislation first developed in Britain that allows people in abusive relationships to request information about a partner’s criminal record. Continue reading
Environment Minister Jason Nixon said while he won’t meet with Thunberg, he hopes the Swedish girl takes time to learn about the province’s oil and gas industry. Continue reading
An organization related to Jeff Callaway’s so-called kamikaze UCP leadership bid has been fined over $15,000. Continue reading
The Kenney government’s so-called “energy war room,” which is aimed at countering criticism of Alberta’s energy industry, is coming under fire again after the province revealed its “internal operations” won’t be subject to freedom of information laws. Continue reading
Residents at Our House Addictions Recovery Centre are concerned staffing cuts will have an impact on the programs they’re receiving. Continue reading
Several rural municipalities are worried about the Alberta government’s review of how policing is funded. But the province says its goal is more policing service, and consultation continues. Continue reading
The $30-million centre is part of what Premier Jason Kenney has termed a “fight-back” strategy against those he says are unfairly denigrating the industry. Continue reading
Panellists at a wind energy conference in Calgary say Alberta is still the best place in Canada to build renewable power projects despite the United Conservative government’s decision to unplug the previous NDP regime’s project auctions. Continue reading
Doug Ford may have kept his promise to stay out of the federal election spotlight, but it was inevitable that he would be front and centre anyway. Continue reading