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The $7.4 million Trans Mountain pipeline expansion will move ahead following the Federal Court of Appeal’s (FCA) dismissal of a challenge launched by four British Columbia First Nations last year. […]
The UCP expects to save between $1.5 and $1.9 billion annually in internal savings as a result of implementing recommendations in the first Alberta Health Services (AHS) review in a decade.
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Premier Jason Kenny is headed to Montreal and Washington this week to promote Alberta’s position as a top-ranked investment destination. The UCP government says the Feb. 3 to 9 trip, estimated to cost $32,000, builds on the government’s work to drive investment, expand Alberta exports and get pipelines built. […]
Changing the date on which Albertans receiving AISH and Income Support get their monthly payments may seem like a simple administrative move. […]
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation delivered more than 16,000 Albertan petition signatures calling on the UCP to do everything in its power to fight the unfair equalization program.
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The province’s lengthy review of the education curriculum took a step forward Wednesday when the panel the UCP government tasked with reviewing the previous government’s curriculum last August released its report. […]
The Alberta Community Justice Awards acknowledge the people and organizations involved with crime prevention and community safety initiatives, including youth justice, restorative justice and other community-based justice efforts that improve safety and well-being. […]
Fortis Alberta announced Monday it is now offering power outage notifications by email and text to those who sign up for an account at fortisalberta.com. […]
Above: Minister Madu tours Western Archrib with (L-R) Paul Whittaker, Scott Fash of BILD, Dale Beesley, Municipal Affairs, and Andre […]
As part of Red Tape Reduction Awareness Week, the Government of Alberta announced Thursday that food banks would be able to legally prepare, cook and serve food on site, provided they have the necessary facilities and equipment. […]
Alberta’s Information and Privacy Commissioner (OIPC) announced Thursday that it will investigate Alcanna Inc. and Patronscan’s pilot project to use identification-scanning technology to permit entry into liquor stores Alcanna operates. […]
The Government of Alberta received its highest grade in 11 years on the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) annual Red Tape Report Card. CFIB presented the grade of B- to Premier Jason Kenney and the Associate Minister of Red Tape Reduction, Grant Hunter, during an event in Calgary. […]
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