Kate Maxwell is questioning why a kitchen that was suspected to be the source of the E. coli outbreak in a Calgary daycare was allowed to continue operating despite multiple inspections. Maxwell’s son was affected by the outbreak and she believes that more needs to be done to enforce regulations and guidelines. Law professors in …
Eleven days after an E. coli outbreak was declared in Calgary daycares, Alberta’s premier will be joining provincial and health officials for an update on the outbreak. It comes a day after parents and families affected by the outbreak sent an open letter to Premier Danielle Smith asking, “What are you going to do to …
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has implemented a moratorium on new wind and solar power projects, citing the federal government’s restrictions on natural gas backup generation for renewable energy as a key factor. Smith argues that backup plants powered by natural gas are essential for times when wind and solar are not viable sources of energy. …
All levels of government must ensure accountability for the management of the Calgary Stampede in light of the sexual abuse allegations that have come to light, according to George Chahal, a Liberal MP for Calgary Skyview. Chahal emphasized the importance of taxpayer dollars being used responsibly and called for safeguards to be put in place. …
By Staff The Canadian Press Posted July 28, 2023 6:50 pm Updated July 28, 2023 6:51 pm Decrease article font size Increase article font size The government of Alberta is collaborating with community groups and allocating $4 million over two years to establish an office dedicated to combating human trafficking. Mike Ellis, the Minister of …
Decrease article font size Increase article font size Alberta Premier Danielle Smith criticizes the federal government for failing in its jurisdiction, particularly Indigenous healthcare. The premier expresses frustration at Ottawa’s interference in provincial affairs instead of focusing on its own responsibilities. During the annual premiers’ conference in Winnipeg, Smith emphasizes the need for better support …
The price of oil is falling below the expectations of the United Conservative government for the budget year. This could potentially lead to financial challenges for the province, including the depletion of its projected surplus, according to critics. “The UCP may already be facing a deficit, and even a slight drop in oil prices will …