The land, owned by the Alberta government for the past 12 years, was at one point set to become home to a large NAIT expansion named after the late premier Ralph Klein. Continue reading
The Service Alberta minister tabled legislation that will allow the province to dismiss the board that regulates the provincial real-estate industry and appoint an interim administrator until a new board is in place. 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
Kenney said the economic rebound is hampered by a shortage of pipelines and by new energy project approval policies by the federal Liberals that he said will make it harder to get big projects off the ground. Continue reading
Ahead of what’s anticipated to be a tough budget, Global News’ Jennifer Crosby sat down with Alberta Premier Jason Kenney for an exclusive interview on belt-tightening, climate action and the upcoming fall session. Continue reading
Alberta’s government house leader says new rules will be introduced this fall on farm safety and reducing large-scale greenhouse gas emissions. Continue reading
Alberta Premier Jason Kenney says legislation is coming this fall to crack down on protesters who trespass on farms and agricultural land. Continue reading
An Alberta government review into new truck driver training rules has sparked anger among families impacted by last year’s Humboldt hockey team bus tragedy. Continue reading
New numbers, released by Homeward Trust, show 1,607 people in the city experience homelessness, compared to 1,923 in Dec. 2018. Continue reading
Municipalities continued to press provincial government leaders for a legislated, predictable funding model at the Urban Municipalities Association convention Thursday. Continue reading