The government released its portion of the cost-sharing agreement on Friday, honouring its commitment to release the information within 30 days of the Nov. 17 plebiscite. Continue reading
The new 240-unit redevelopment will feature one- to five-bedroom homes as well as facilities for community organizations. Continue reading
The Alberta government is taking back carrying out driver licence road tests from the private sector, citing high costs and need for standardization as the reason. Continue reading
It’s one of several steps the museum has taken to recognize that it sits on Treaty Six land and the fact that many of the stories presented in the museum are Indigenous. Continue reading
The Alberta government is putting $5.2 million into a redevelopment plan for Kananaskis Country as part of its 40th anniversary celebrations. Continue reading
The services can be accessed for free by Alberta companies and the project will also work to bring Silicon Valley investment money to the province. Continue reading
The Federal Court of Appeal last month quashed the approval given to the project, saying the consultation with Indigenous communities wasn’t good enough. Continue reading
The draft hosting plan presented to city council by the bid corporation Calgary 2026 asks that the city, province and federal government contribute a combined $3 billion in taxpayer dollars to the cost of running the games, which was estimated at $5.23 billion. Continue reading
The province has charged the City of Edmonton with seven environmental offences that are “pesticide-related,” according to a news release issued by the Alberta government on Friday afternoon. Continue reading
A fire at the Alberta Forestry Building in Edmonton this summer has resulted in a system outage that Alberta Environment and Parks said is affecting a “number of internal and shared systems” at the ministry. Continue reading
