EDMONTON — People who want to see what Alberta is doing with school curriculum changes can look for themselves online. Education Minister David Eggen says his department has posted the raw proposals for changes to […]
EDMONTON — Alberta says it might take driver road tests back from the private sector due to concerns about oversight and high fees compared with the rest of Canada. Service Alberta Minister Brian Malkinson says all options will be discussed in […]
CAMROSE, Alta. — Every time Crystal Regehr Westergard would go out shopping as a youth, she would ask her mother if she wanted anything. There was only ever one request: Cuban Lunch. The rectangular peanut-and-chocolate confection has […]
EDMONTON — New figures suggest that fentanyl deaths are continuing to rise in Alberta this year but at a slower rate. Health officials say there were 228 overdose deaths from Jan. 1 through to early May, which, if […]
ST. ALBERT, Alta. — The Alberta government entity tasked with regulating cannabis has signed supply deals with 13 licensed producers, including Aurora Cannabis and Canopy Growth Corp., as it gears up for legal recreational pot in October. The […]
EDMONTON — Alvaro Pinto wants Alberta’s energy regulator to follow its own oilsands rules. The director of sustainability for the Fort McKay First Nation — a community surrounded by oilsands developments — said he doesn’t understand […]
EDMONTON — Alberta’s finance minister says the province’s economic picture is brightening with a lower-than-expected deficit last year thanks in part to higher resource revenues. The government’s 2017-18 annual report shows Alberta ended the fiscal year with […]
WATERTON, Alta. — Parks Canada has reopened more trails and campgrounds in Waterton Lakes National Park which was devastated by a forest fire last fall. The blaze in the southern Alberta park in September consumed more than […]
EDMONTON — Alberta farm and ranch workers will be able to use older equipment and forego the use of a seatbelt if it’s not practical under new health and safety rules coming into effect in […]
MEDICINE HAT, Alta. — A judge has dismissed a request to put Alberta’s gay-straight alliance law on hold. More than a dozen faith-based schools, parents and public interest groups wanted an injunction until a ruling on the law’s […]
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