Category Archives: Alberta

Canola Exports Among Issues for Trudeau to Discuss During Trip to China
OTTAWA – Prime Minister Justin Trudeau arrived in China early today to begin his first official visit there. His visit comes ,ore than four decades after his father first began paving the way to...
Aug 30, 2016

Possible Jason Kenney Opponent Challenges his 'Unite the Right' Intent
EDMONTON – A potential candidate for the leadership of Alberta’s Progressive Conservatives says rules adopted by the party should end the bid by Calgary M-P Jason Kenney to merge the provi...
Aug 30, 2016

Alberta to Increase In-Situ Oilsands Monitoring After Study Finds Contaminants
EDMONTON – The Alberta government says it will increase environmental monitoring of in-situ oilsands plants following research that shows they can release contaminants into the land and water. A...
Aug 29, 2016

Alberta PCs set Rules for Leadership Race to Replace Former Premier Jim Prentice
EDMONTON – Alberta’s Progressive Conservatives have laid out the rules for their leadership contest, including retroactive finance disclosure and a rule forbidding candidates from doing an...
Aug 29, 2016

Postal Workers Delay possible Job Action for 24 Hours as Contract Talks Continue
OTTAWA – The Canadian Union of Postal Workers says its plan to begin a rolling overtime ban at midnight Sunday has been placed on hold for 24 hours. CUPW issued a statement late Sunday night tha...
Aug 29, 2016

Premier Notley says Budget Plan is Working but She'll Alter if Need Be
EDMONTON – Premier Rachel Notley says her government will stick with its economic plan despite a budget deficit of almost $11 billion, but will alter course if necessary. Notley made the comment...
Aug 27, 2016

Explosive Disposal Unit Diffuses Situation in Coaldale
COALDALE – Coaldale RCMP were able to re-open 20 Avenue from 17 to 18 Street just after 8:30 p.m. Friday. The area had to be shut down around 2-p.m., when a woman came to the detachment with a s...
Aug 26, 2016

RCMP Ask for Assistance in Solving a Cardston Break and Enter
CARDSTON – RCMP are asking the public for any information that be offered in relation to a break and enter that took place in Cardston last Sunday (Aug 21st). The town’s Value Drug Mart wa...
Aug 26, 2016

Ottawa says it Won't Criminalize Cellphone Use at the Wheel
OTTAWA – The federal government is not considering making cellphone use at the wheel a criminal offence. A spokeswoman for Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould said Thursday provincial laws alr...
Aug 26, 2016

Former Prime Minister Stephen Harper Resigns Calgary Seat in Parliament
CALGARY: Former prime minister Stephen Harper has announced he’s stepping down as a Calgary M-P — ending a nearly 18-year career in Parliament. In a statement and video posted to his socia...
Aug 26, 2016