Ric McIver
Alberta government moving Springbank reservoir project ahead with response to regulators
The Kenney government has provided regulators with an 8,000-page response to information requests about a Calgary-area flood mitigation project. Continue reading
Safety changes on the way for Calgary’s Stoney Trail
By Cami Kepke Reporter
A Calgary engineer wants to know why Stoney Trail doesn’t have the same safety features as Anthony Henday Drive, Edmonton’s ring road. Continue reading
Judge dismisses Alberta MLA’s complaint over conflict comments
Ric McIver had been challenging a $500 penalty for comments he made during question period in late 2016. Continue reading
NDP’s craft brewery grant announcement slammed by Alberta opposition
On Wednesday, the province held a news conference on its $60,000 grant for the Alberta Small Brewers Association (ASBA). Continue reading
Alberta health minister asked about little girl’s liver transplant bill during QP
By Heather Yourex-West Network Digital Journalist: Alberta Correspondent
The health minister sent “hugs and thoughts” to the family of three-year-old Greta Marofke during a Wednesday’s Question Period at the Alberta legislature but stopped short of offering any financial support. Continue reading
Expelled Alberta PC organizer seeks reinstatement, says he was denied due process
A campaign organizer banished from the Alberta PC party for a year for offensive posts on social media says he is filing paperwork Wednesday asking he be reinstated. Continue reading
Ric McIver fined $500 for breaking conflict of interest rules
By Lisa MacGregor Sports/News Reporter and Anchor
Comments made in November, about proposed changes to Alberta’s electricity system, have landed Progressive Conservative leader Ric McIver a fine after the province’s ethics boss found they contravened conflict of interest rules. Continue reading
Ric McIver confident voters are ready to give Alberta PCs another chance
By Tom Vernon Provincial Affairs Reporter
Alberta’s Progressive Conservative party is at a crossroads. Still, interim leader Ric McIver feels there is momentum behind the movement and Albertans shouldn’t be counting them out. Continue reading
Sandra Jansen weighs options on leaving PCs, says leader ‘hasn’t had my back’
Alberta Progressive Conservative member Sandra Jansen is weighing her options on leaving the caucus and party, and is taking leader Ric McIver to task, saying he “hasn’t had my back.” Continue reading
Soggy start to Whoop-Up Days 2016 not a damper on excitement
It wasn’t gloomy enough to dampen the spirits of everyone involved with Tuesday morning’s Whoop-Up Days parade, including Premier Rachel Notley. Continue reading