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Former Alberta NDP leader and premier Rachel Notley said she's ready to help Canada weather the incoming storm should president-elect Donald Trump order tariffs on Canadian goods after his inauguration on Monday.
Injury, neglect, malnourishment, death: Documents show increased reports of abuse against seniors in Alberta's publicly funded long-term care and supportive living facilities.
Former Alberta premier Rachel Notley is one of 18 people on the new Canada-U.S. relations council.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith was absent Wednesday afternoon when the prime minister and Canada's premiers met with the press to announce their commitment to "stand together on a united path forward."
A non-profit that helps fund Legal Aid Alberta is raising concern over potential funding changes by the provincial government that it says would limit access to justice for vulnerable and low-income Albertans.
Albertans convicted or accused of a crime can now be ordered to wear ankle bracelets that electronically track their movements.
Alberta "has to be ready for the worst" with blanket 25-per-cent tariffs on Canadian goods and services to the United States almost a certainty starting next week when Donald Trump becomes U.S. president.
Political watchers say Premier Danielle Smith is walking a tightrope, diplomatically pleading Alberta’s case to an incoming U.S. president threatening to annex Canada without throwing the rest of the country under the bus.
More than 3,000 school support workers are set to walk off the job this morning in Edmonton and some nearby communities over a wage dispute with their employer.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith met with U.S. president-elect Donald Trump Saturday at Mar-a-Lago in Florida.
Alberta has named two temporary chief executive officers in the shifting acute health-care system, a move one Edmonton emergency medicine specialist says does little to address the current crisis in front-line medicine.
Kindergarteners in the province will receive standardized testing for the first time this month, something the Alberta Teachers’ Association (ATA) says will negatively impact both teachers and students.
