The Canadian Press on MSN11d
Alberta government overhauls board of AHS, appoints official administratorAlberta's government says it has dismantled the board of Alberta Health Services and appointed a high-ranking bureaucrat as ...
The Calgary Police Service's operating budget is facing a $28-million shortfall following a decrease in photo radar fine ...
The federal government's plan to eliminate greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from electricity generation by 2050 is impossible ...
The chief of Six Nations of the Grand River has issued a community notice regarding increased RCMP border patrols.
In an industry where communication is critical, Lake Forest’s Toby Wong has made an impact. Even after suffering a ...
Edmonton Journal on MSN5dOpinion
David Staples: Edmonton Oilers, at $3.53B, not just competing with U.S. rivals — crushing themFuelled by revenues from its Stanley Cup run, the Oilers were the top earning team in the NHL in 2023-24 at $388 million, ...
Saskatchewan has generated more than $120 million in revenue since photo radar was introduced a decade ago, despite claims the program is intended solely to improve safety. But photo radar — or ...
The Canadian Press on MSN18d
RCMP, Mounties union says Manitoba, Saskatchewan face severe staffing stressesSaskatchewan’s top Mountie says a countrywide RCMP internal memo asking front-line officers to come and fill shifts in her province and in Manitoba is unusual but necessary.
When Raj Pannu first won Edmonton-Strathcona riding for the Alberta NDP in 1997, he took the riding by 58 votes. In those days, Edmonton-Strathcona was not the NDP bastion it is today. It could as ...
So you can understand why Alberta’s government plans to drastically scale back its speed cameras by about 70 per cent. In Alberta, 2,200 cameras are operated by municipalities.
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