The Government of Alberta announced Friday that all new and replacement schools would soon get a $250,000 provincial grant for a playground, something the government says will save Alberta families millions of dollars. […]
Send researcher your ticks Armed with a freezer full of ticks, UAlberta PhD candidate Janet Sperling is doing a detailed […]
Sturgeon County is one of 50 Alberta communities benefiting from the province’s Strategic Transportation Infrastructure Program (STIP). […]
The province says it has established a dedicated emergency commission to help ramp up Alberta’s ability to respond to the opioid crisis.
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Workers will have up to five days of job protection a year for personal sickness or short-term care of an immediate family member if the government’s new Fair and Family-friendly Workplaces Act passes. Additionally, the Act would also allow for 16 weeks of unpaid, job-protected leave for long-term illness or injury.
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The Fair and Family-friendly Workplaces Act would support family-friendly workplaces and bring Alberta’s standards into alignment with the rest of Canada, the government said Wednesday.
The government says the proposed changes are the result of previous government reviews as well as consultations with Albertans in a variety of sectors. More than 7,000 submissions were received.
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The NDP say proposed legislation introduced today would cap electricity prices and protect the pocketbooks of Albertans.
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Over the past decade, Wildrose has become the beating heart of the conservative movement in Alberta.
Our strong grassroots members and supporters have propelled us through good times and bad, and today, we’re stronger than ever before. […]
The Government of Alberta says it is providing the Aboriginal Tourism Association of Canada (ATAC) with $100,000 to establish a provincial Indigenous tourism organization and grow tourism-related businesses across the province. […]
The United Conservative Party is the new name under which the Wildrose and PC parties will merge. Wildrose Leader Brian Jean and PC Leader Jason Kenney signed what they see as an historic agreement in principle (AIP) establishing the process to unify both parties into the United Conservative Party.
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Responsible Gambling Awareness Week runs May 15 to 20, and the government is reminding people that while the majority of Albertans gamble for fun, gambling can become a problem for others.
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After providing feedback on the current K-12 provincial curriculum, Albertans are once again being asked to provide feedback on what students will learn as part of the government’s second curriculum survey.
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The Wildrose are hoping to make photo radar an election issue in this fall’s municipal elections.
Using recent frustrations with photo radar, including the call by Edmonton’s Chief of Police to increase the speed limit on the Anthony Henday, the Wildrose called on the NDP government Thursday to produce a report on the use of photo radar for speeding by municipalities across the province to determine where it is being used fairly. […]
The province announced Wednesday it is working with industry and experts to find ways to better protect Albertans and the environment by improving policies for managing old oil and gas facilities.
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The Alberta government is providing $500,000 in funding for a pre-apprenticeship program to help Indigenous people pursue careers in the construction trades. […]
The Government of Albert has given Edmonton’s Concrete Theatre Society an $80,000 grant from Status of Women, allowing them to stage a made-in-Alberta play on sexual consent and tour it for 65 performances, reaching up to 22,750 students in large and small communities. […]
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