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EDMONTON - An Alberta First Nation has filed a sweeping lawsuit against the province's energy regulator and the government over releases from an oilsands mine, alleging the agency acted in bad faith a...
Sheldon Spackman Mar 6, 2024
Alberta's government says it is committed to preventing youth suicide and improving the mental health and well-being of young people. Provincial officials acknowledge that youth suicides are unimagina...
Sheldon Spackman Mar 6, 2024 Photo 158073611 © Dedmityay | Dreamstime.com
Sarah Hoffman, the first nominated candidate on the Alberta NDP leadership ballot, named her three policy chairs for the campaign themes of health, climate, and housing on Tuesday."I'm grateful to the...
Mar 5, 2024
EDMONTON - Mounties say they believe an attack on Edmonton City Hall in January was politically motivated, meaning it reaches the legal threshold for terrorism charges. Supt. Glenn Sells of the RCMP's...
Sheldon Spackman Mar 5, 2024
The Government of Alberta is embracing technology in the agriculture sector. If Budget 2024 passes, the province said it will provide Agriculture Financial Services Corporation (AFSC) with $900,000 to...
Sheldon Spackman Mar 5, 2024
The province is providing funds to bring high speed internet to over 22 thousand homes in Alberta. The Alberta and Canadian governments are investing more than $112 million to connect more than 22,500...
Sheldon Spackman Mar 5, 2024
The Alberta government has announced $8 million in funding to support kids in sports, should the proposed Budget 2024 be passed. The money would go to the Every Kid Can Play program, with the goal of ...
Sheldon Spackman Mar 5, 2024
The president of the Alberta Medical Association says he is welcoming two things in the new provincial budget. In a statement, Dr. Paul Parks says those include Minister of Health Adrianna LaGrange ag...
Sheldon Spackman Mar 4, 2024
The Government of Alberta has announced a new program to mitigate and respond to droughts and floods. If the 2024 provincial budget passes, it would allocate $125 million to the Drought and Flood Prot...
Sheldon Spackman Mar 4, 2024
EDMONTON - RCMP have laid terrorism charges against a man accused of firing a gun and lighting a Molotov cocktail at Edmonton City Hall in January. More coming. The Canadian Press
Sheldon Spackman Mar 4, 2024