As the United Conservative government faces criticism over its Compassionate Intervention Act, the premier’s chief of staff sat down with Global News to set the record straight.
New audio recordings from a Take Back Alberta event reveal what United Conservative Party canvassers are hearing at the door, and the steps being taken to get the party re-elected.
A top Indigenous doctor has resigned from her leadership position after Alberta Health Services backtracked a decision to re-hire Dr. Deena Hinshaw in a new position.
As people report they still feel unsafe in Edmonton’s downtown and surrounding areas, both the city and province are promising to continue work to increase public safety.
Alberta continues exploring the idea of establishing its own pension plan program and tax revenue agency, but critics aren’t convinced either is a good idea.
Alberta’s government received expert advice on a plan which could see incentives for oil companies if they clean up their old oil wells, but the report won’t be released publicly.
Alberta’s government reups its commitment to affordable daycare. The province expects to implement $10-a-day daycare by 2026. The current provincial average is $25-a-day.
As cities across Alberta continue to see a spike in crime and public disorder, Premier Danielle Smith is directing her public safety minister to expand Alberta Sheriffs' purview.
