Edmonton Mayor Don Iveson said he was furious with the lack of support from the province on this file and called the funding inadequate and unacceptable. Continue reading
Heading into the next Alberta election, optics are important. Continue reading
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says Opposition Leader Jason Kenney must stop the “dog-whistle” politics she says is making hateful extremists believe they have a home in his United Conservative Party. Continue reading
Some Alberta parents are still frustrated with the fees they have to pay for certain services at schools, despite the province eliminating some fees in 2017. Continue reading
“In the last three years with Rachel and the NDP government, Calgary has moved forward,” said Pincott. “That’s why I want to join her team and continue that work.” Continue reading
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley is not happy with Ottawa’s decision to let stand a court decision that has stalled the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion. Continue reading
Franco Savoia with Vibrant Communities Calgary said there is a misconception that most minimum wage earners are teenagers living at home. He says the majority of the 122,000 minimum wage workers in Alberta are adults trying to support their own children Continue reading
Premier Notley promised Alberta municipalities that the province would provide some funding to help with enforcement and other costs associated with the legalization of cannabis in the next few weeks. Continue reading
As Premier Rachel Notley’s tough talk ramped up in response to the latest setbacks to Alberta getting oilsands bitumen to tidewater, it appears the NDP premier’s approval ratings are ramping up in kind. Continue reading
An Edmonton Public School Board trustee who requested a report on how potential cuts to public education in Alberta might affect its schools says he is worried that politicians may turn their sights on classrooms in an attempt to balance the province’s budget. Continue reading
