Talk of where else to run an LRT line, besides Whyte Avenue, has got Edmonton city planners rethinking what to do with the iconic High Level Bridge. Continue reading
“The federal government has committed to the right to housing, but to make this commitment meaningful, it must be recognized in law,” Continue reading
An organization that represents Métis in Alberta says it supports the expansion of the Trans Mountain oil pipeline through B.C. Continue reading
A councillor in Claresholm, Alta. who filed a human rights complaint against the town has resigned. Continue reading
In a news release issued Friday evening, Finance Minister Vic Fedeli says Ed Clark will resign his post at the Crown corporation on Aug. 30. Continue reading
Mounting tensions between Saudi Arabia and Canada have resulted in retaliatory actions from the Kingdom, including an end to Canadian grain purchases. Continue reading
Shares in Canada’s largest farm equipment dealer fell by more than seven per cent Wednesday after it said it expects lower sales of new products in the second half of 2018 as prices rise due to U.S. tariffs on steel and the lower value of the Canadian dollar. Continue reading
“We have two hundred and sixty of the greatest brewers anywhere in the world. My friends, we are going to do our part because a buck a beer is coming to a shelf near you,” Ford said. Continue reading
Analysis by Global News indicates that 933 employees earned more than $100,000 in the 2017-2018 fiscal year. Continue reading
Of all the work Pat Shea has done over the decades, the paintings that seem to have drawn the most public attention are the ones he’s done about Donald Trump. Continue reading
