On wednesday night, the leader of the federal conservatives, Pierre Poilievre, spoke at the Edmonton Expo Centre. He spoke about the new carbon tax increase that would change the current $65 dollars a tonne to $80. Photo courtesy: Pierre Poilievre’s
Public district boards are saying that products from Meta, Snap Inc., and, ByteDance Ltd. products are allegedly designed to rewire the way children think, act, and learn. They are under a new coalition called Schools for Social Media Change and
If the 2024 budget passes, the Government of Alberta will invest $12.8 million in the span of three years for the expansion of the Winspear Centre In the third phase, a 550-seat acoustic performance venue will be completed and gathering
Today, March 8, is International Women’s Day. This day is a staple in history and allows us to honour women. It’s been a rocky road for women, but it definitely started in a worse place. According to the UN, the
If the current rate of population continues to grow at the rate it is right now, by next year Alberta will have a population of 5 million. Fast population growth means more new students for the Alberta education system. To
The plan of this new program is to increase connectivity in rural, remote, and in Indigenous comminities. Both the Provincial and Federal Governments are going to invest over $112 million to connect homes across the province. The investment will connect
Alberta UCP says they are planning to give financial support for children and families to support youth sport by funding $8 million to the Every Kid Can Play Program (EKCPP) “Through sports, children can discover their strength, redefine limits and
Things are always changing in Edmonton, with new projects, policies and initiatives always being planned, the City is asking residents for their input on things that will grow communities, establish government services , and get the city ready for the
Alberta will increase funding for the Youth Suicide Prevention Grant Program by $1 million, making the total investment more than $4 million over the next 2 years. The grant launched in 2022 and since then there have been approximately 927
Winter has been hitting Alberta on and off this season. With every snowfall there are about 700 snowplows out on the roads to ensure the safety of drivers. In Alberta there are 30 to 40 collisions a year that happen
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