Alberta Legislature
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Alberta Education moves forward with K-6 curriculumThe Alberta government is taking the next steps to make its controversial curriculum a reality in schools this fall.EducationJan 20
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Third party investigation into Kaycee Madu ticket issue needed, says Premier KenneyKenney said he was fully briefed on the issue on Monday. He also said he reached out to judiciary leaders that day, who said a third party investigation was needed.ÂPoliticsJan 20
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Support for RCMP shown in Lethbridge as talk of provincial police force continues in AlbertaThe RCMP's future in Alberta is now unclear as the provincial government weighs the pros and cons of creating its own police force.ÂPoliticsJan 19
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Kenney strips Alberta justice minister of duties, orders probe into call to police chief over traffic ticketPremier Jason Kenney announced he was removing Kaycee Madu from the cabinet post, pending the outcome of a probe into the matter.PoliticsJan 17
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Alberta announces spring legislature sitting dates, budget to be delivered Feb. 24There will be a speech from the throne to open a new session on Feb. 22. and Alberta Finance Minister Travis Toews will deliver the 2022 budget two days later.PoliticsJan 14
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Alberta announces plans to fast-track visas for foreigners hired into province’s tech industryThe Alberta government is getting behind tech companies trying to recruit international talent to the growing sector that is struggling to fill positions.EconomyJan 13
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Jason Kenney says Alberta won’t follow Quebec’s plan to tax people unvaccinated against COVID-19Jason Kenney said data shows unvaccinated people are a burden on the hospital system, but making them pay extra would be akin to making a smoker pay more for lung cancer treatment.CanadaJan 12
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Alberta child and youth advocate calls for more provincial accountabilityThe Alberta child and youth advocate is asking for more accountability when it comes to the province taking action on recommendations his office has made.CanadaJan 12
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Advocates for victims of crime in Alberta say more financial support neededAdvocates are speaking out after a new provincial program to help victims of serious crimes that had been scheduled to start in 2021 hasn’t started yet.PoliticsJan 7
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Alberta premier banks on strong economy in 2022 after tough COVID-19 yearAlberta's "Open for Summer" plan pushed the health system to the brink. 2021 also heard calls for an early leadership review of Jason Kenney.NewsDec 29, 2021
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