The Alberta Gaming and Liquor Commission (AGLC) has launched DrinkSense, a responsible drinking campaign that will provide Albertans with information on responsible drinking. […]
The provincial and federal governments will provide the University of Alberta with $82.8 million to improve the quality of facilities and infrastructure for research and innovation. The province will provide $26.5 million of the funding. […]
Albertans who file their 2015 tax return and meet income criteria will start receiving the carbon levy rebate in January 2017. […]
Municipalities and organizations that work together on economic development projects that diversify and grow the local economy will receive government assistance through the Alberta Jobs Plan; the province announced Sept. 7. […]
The Standing Committee on Legislative Offices are asking Albertans to provide thoughts on the Child and Youth Advocate Act, a piece of legislation the government says enables the Advocate to represent the rights, interests, and viewpoints of children and youth receiving intervention services or who are involved with the youth criminal justice system. […]
With approximately 5,000 school buses transporting more than 400,000 children to school each day across Alberta, the province is cautioning motorists to be careful as school resumes.
The government says nearly half of the drivers who involved in bus collisions committed an error, the most common of which is following too closely. […]
The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) says Alberta small business confidence stuck in neutral, and that the Government’s first quarter fiscal update offers an opportunity to refine its budget plan. […]
Although it will not open until late next year, the federal and provincial governments are marking a significant milestone on the new Royal Alberta Museum, which began in downtown Edmonton in 2013, employing several thousand workers. […]
The Wildrose are accusing the NDP MLAs of doubling down on their overhauling of election financing by defeating a Wildrose motion to level the playing field with election spending. […]
by Morinville News Staff The implementation of Calgary MLA Deborah Drever’s private member’s bill makes it easier for victims of […]
Alberta small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) entering new international markets may benefit from a new suite of programs the government is launching under the Alberta Export Expansion Package banner. […]
The Government of Alberta is contributing $30.3 million to the Canadian Red Cross relief campaign for residents of Fort McMurray, monies that will match the funds already donated by Albertans since the devastating wildfires. […]
Above: One-year-old English Bulldog, Fynn, was bitten by a tick earlier this year. Fynn’s owner, Morinville resident Jenna Schriver, says […]
Alberta now has the lowest payday lending rate in Canada; the government announced Tuesday.
A payday loan is a loan of $1,500 or less with a term of 62 days or less. There are more than 30 payday loan companies with some 220 branches in Alberta. […]
Oil and gas producers can now apply to opt into the new, Modernized Royalty Framework (MRF) for wells that otherwise would not have been drilled. […]
The Wildrose Opposition called on the government to disclose the costs of an advertising purchase to promote the increase of Alberta’s minimum wage to $15 an hour by 2018. […]
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