Alberta residents launch class action against government over COVID vaccine misinformation
The lawsuit highlights serious concerns over the promotion and distribution practices of the Covid Vaccines.
Minister Schow announces $11 million in funding to support major hockey events in Alberta
Investing in major hockey events could inject roughly $55 million into the province of Alberta through tourism, minister says.
Alberta town bans Pride flags on crosswalks
A town in Alberta passed a bylaw that bans non-government flags (which includes pride flags and pride crosswalks)
Trudeau says it’s “far right” to oppose trans women in women’s sports
“Far right politicians pick fights with trans kids. Shame on them,” Trudeau said.
More Albertans view Smith’s trans policies as beneficial than harmful
Smith’s policies, while degraded as being “hateful” and “dangerous,” are actually supported by more Albertans than those who oppose them.
4 out of 5 women’s powerlifting records are currently held by men in Alberta
Canadian Powerlifting Union’s current policy resulted in 4 out of 5 women’s lifting records to be held by biological men in Alberta.
Majority of Albertans favour parental notification and consent for minors’ abortions, poll finds
According to the National Public Research Canada poll, over half of the respondents believe that both parental notification and consent should be mandatory for a minor to undergo an abortion procedure.
BREAKING: Landmark protections for vulnerable kids in Alberta: surgeries banned
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced her plan to introduce policy changes related to vulnerable youth targeted by the transgender-lobby in a monumental win for parental rights, women’s rights, and children’s rights. Health-related changes In what was a widely anticipated announcement, Smith said that children do not have the capacity to make life-altering healthcare decisions. The […]
Alberta minister gives Ottawa ultimatum over internet investments
Minister Nate Glubish said the UCP will move forward with providing urgently needed high-speed internet access to Strathcona residents, even if doing so breaks a memorandum of understanding with the feds.
Here’s what may be in Smith’s Parental Rights policy tomorrow
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s parental rights policy could emerge as one of the strongest in the country.