Alberta Matters
Alberta wait lists for cataract surgery show no immediate end in sight
By Tomasia DaSilva Reporter
Albertans have some of the longest wait times for cataract surgeries in Canada. Continue reading
How Alberta’s oil and gas sector is using technology to fight climate change
In Alberta, the oil and gas sector is making efforts to reduce its environmental impact, however the industry still faces rising greenhouse-gas emissions. Continue reading
Family politics: Staying civil at the dinner table during a heated election campaign
By Laurel Gregory Reporter
Canadian families are digesting hot, spicy, sometimes bitter conversations for dinner ahead of the Oct. 21 federal election. Continue reading
Why immigration policy means so much to the people of Brooks, Alta.
One of the reasons the community is so welcoming to newcomers may be because their economy depends on it. Continue reading
A Liberal fight in Conservative Alberta – what this election could mean to you
By Fletcher Kent Reporter
The campaign trail is always a long and tiring one. For federal Liberals in Alberta, it might also be an uphill climb. Continue reading
Why standardized tests are a controversial subject for Alberta schools
By Heather Yourex-West Network Digital Journalist: Alberta Correspondent
Not every Canadian province administers standardized tests at the elementary school level. Continue reading
Alberta patients facing challenges accessing medical assistance in dying
By Breanna Karstens-Smith Anchor/Reporter
Three years after Canada passed legislation to allow for medical assistance in dying, advocates say there are still roadblocks in accessing the program in Alberta. Continue reading
City councillor says urban Alberta taxpayers are subsidizing rural residents
By Tom Vernon Provincial Affairs Reporter
If you’re a city or town of over 5,000, you’re responsible to pay for your own police. If you’re any other municipality, then the province is responsible for your policing costs. Continue reading
UCP will continue to roll out NDP’s photo radar overhaul
Alberta’s United Conservative Party says it will stay the course with changes to photo radar policy that were decided on by the previous government — for now. Continue reading