Smith expands railways to connect Alberta
The idea of expanding railways within Alberta has been floated for over a decade and a half, but Premier Danielle Smith says the time to act on a comprehensive railway plan is now, especially given the massive and historic migration to the province.
RCMP “on the brink” of collapse in Alberta: Report
Following news from the Management Advisory Board that the RCMP is “stretched thin”, Minister Ellis expressed his deep concerns, saying that it’s time for Alberta to have an independent provincial police agency to address the gaps left by Ottawa.
Nenshi angling to make Alberta NDP the pro-Ottawa party
Despite the fact that most Albertans are staunchly opposed to the federal Liberals, Nenshi thinks Alberta should let down its guard.
Alberta Minister threatens to take feds to court over plastics ban
In an article posted on X, Schulz called the ban a “slap in the face to Alberta and our province’s petrochemical industry and the thousands of Albertans who work in it.”
Alberta clinics forced to close because doctors “can’t afford rent”
Some doctors are closing their clinics, saying the cost of rent is too high.
Jewish organization demands end to funding for Edmonton Pride Centre after racist posts
The Centre for Isreal and Jewish Affairs said the Pride Centre breached the federal anti-racism strategy, supported attacks by listed terrorist entities, and “issued written support for the sexual violence waged against Jews.”
Citizens fight to protect Edmonton River Valley from federal government’s diversity park plan
A group of concerned citizens took notice of what they perceived to be government overreach regarding the National Urban Park Initiative and are taking action.
Alberta Government workers demand “unprecedented” wage increase, UCP Minister says
Over 22,000 individuals are a part of the AUPE, and they state that a 26% wage increase would solve their financial issues.
SMITH: Rachel Notley ran her party into the ground
When asked about the financial disparities between the two parties, Smith said NDP Leader Rachel Notley “ran her party into the ground.”
UPDATE: Alberta government now recommends COVID booster every 3 months
The Alberta government has updated its policy for COVID boosters, saying that all people above the age of just 6 months old can get an mRNA COVID booster every 3 months for the rest of their lives.