Duane Bratt

• Relocation dispute between Athabasca University and Alberta government facing twists and turns

  There's been couple of twists and turns to a dispute between Athabasca University and the Alberta Government following public pushback.

  Education

  Aug 11
  
• Disapproval outweighs approval rating for Calgary Mayor Gondek in March poll

  ThinkHQ's president said it's typical for newly elected politicians to get a little leeway in their approval ratings. But a poll shows Jyoti Gondek isn't getting that.

  Politics

  Mar 29
  
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• Alberta premier facing no-win situation at upcoming UCP meeting: political scientists

  Political scientists say Alberta Premier Jason Kenney faces a no-win situation at his party's annual meeting in Calgary this weekend over mounting questions about his leadership.

  Politics

  Nov 18, 2021
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• Magliocca charged with fraud, breach of trust by RCMP following expenses investigation

  Alberta RCMP are charging Coun. Joe Magliocca with fraud and breach of trust following a "complex investigation" of large volumes of records and more than 70 witness interviews.

  Crime

  Oct 8, 2021
• Sales, carbon tax needed to counter Alberta’s ‘rapid’ fiscal deterioration, business council says

  The Business Council of Alberta says the province needs to address its income and expenditures to make sure its finances are sustainable.

  Politics

  Feb 17, 2021
• Calgary’s race for mayor heats up in January with Coun. Jyoti Gondek entering race

  With nine months to go until Calgarians head to the polls, nine people have announced their campaigns for mayor, including a pair of businessmen and two city councillors.

  Canada

  Jan 13, 2021
• Canada secures millions more COVID-19 vaccine doses as Alberta pressures for more supply

  Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says his government's goal is to vaccinate 20 million Canadians by June and to offer vaccination to everyone who wants it by September.

  Health

  Jan 12, 2021
• Calgary city council to consider putting residential speed limit changes to plebiscite

  City council will consider the plebiscite question for reducing residential speed limits in Calgary in February 2021.

  Canada

  Nov 3, 2020
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• ‘Eye-popping’: UCP criticized for premier’s staff salaries totalling $2.9M

  Tax experts are sounding the alarm over the amount Alberta's government spends on the salaries for 19 government employees who work for Premier Jason Kenney's office.

  Politics

  May 17, 2020
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• Expert weighs in on Kenney’s economic plan for Alberta, suggests PST could be an answer

  One political scientist in the Alberta said there is one option for the government to increase revenue amid COVID-19: implementing a PST.

  Canada

  Apr 8, 2020