The Alberta government is bringing back standardized testing for Grade 3 students, though some changes won’t take effect until the 2020-21 school year or beyond. Continue reading →

On Thursday, Premier Jason Kenney relaxed the rules around liquor consumption in provincial parks, allowing them to be consumed by adults at campsites.      Continue reading →

The latest scandal comes as Albertans prepare to head to the polls Tuesday in an election that has polarized the province. Continue reading →

Saturday was the final day of advance voting in the 2019 Alberta spring election and after five days, 696,000 advance votes have been cast according to Elections Alberta. Continue reading →

An Edmonton man is raising concern after receiving two voter cards under his name, and he is cautioning Alberta voters to be honest if they find themselves in a similar situation. Continue reading →

Leaked emails reveal concerns over the UCP leadership vote were raised with the party weeks before Jason Kenney clinched the top job. Continue reading →

Education Minister David Eggen, Alberta Party Leader Stephen Mandel, UCP Education Critic Mark Smith, Alberta Liberal Party Leader David Khan and Freedom Conservative Party VP of Communications Jeff Rout took turns debating at the forum. Continue reading →

Incident reports from EPSB and ECSD, which cover the 2016 to 2017 school year, reveal teachers routinely experience violence at the hands of their students. Continue reading →

A United Conservative Party (UCP) nomination candidate for Maskwacis-Wetaskiwin is apologizing for a post shared on her Facebook page, the latest in a series of social media scandals surrounding UCP nomination candidates or members. Continue reading →