alberta politics

In the province’s ‘probable’ coronavirus scenario, as many as 800,000 Albertans could be infected with COVID-19, there could be more than 400 deaths, with a peak in mid-May. He also said the triple whammy of […]

In this episode, host Darren Krause takes a look at some recent remarks made by Jason Kenney in the Alberta legislature, he talks with Cameron Graham about a cool cafe in the basement of a […]

Calgary’s police chief said the province is taking a bigger chunk of fine revenue and that’s leaving them with a potential $10 million hole in their already shrunken budget. Calgary Police Service (CPS) Chief Mark […]

Provincial cash for Calgary’s Green Line project will be pushed back to 2022, but the chair of the city’s transportation and transit committee said it won’t delay the project. Finance minister Travis Toews presented the […]

Health and education are expected to be spared, but Albertans can expect a near three per cent cut when the province unveils today’s budget. In a TV address Wednesday night, Alberta Premier Jason Kenny said […]

There’s nothing wrong with loving Alberta’s oil and gas industry. But Calgary photographer Ben Laird thinks there’s a lot of other things we should love, too. Laird is behind a growing campaign for Albertans – […]

Lee Stevens has seen firsthand the impact even the tiniest budget cuts have on the less fortunate in Calgary and across Alberta. Stevens, a frontline Calgary social worker for nearly 15 years, said areas like […]

In this month’s episode, we take a look at the challenge Calgary is having in cutting certain areas to bridge a $60 million gap. We catch up with City of Calgary Transportation GM, Michael Thompson […]