News about Alberta and Canada
The recent decision by the Alberta government to temporarily pause the Alberta Opportunity Stream Program has left many permanent residency seekers in a state of uncertainty and stress. As of Feb. 15, the Alberta Advantage [ READ MORE ]
Inside of a tent perched on the outskirts of the Grey Eagle Casino, Danielle Smith gave a speech to an energetic crowd of supporters. Although older voters made up the majority of the crowd, there were a number of younger people present. [ READ MORE ]
While many in Alberta are fixated on the race between the NDP and the UCP, the Green Party of Alberta is running the most candidates that the party has ever put forward. [ READ MORE ]
Calgary-Acadia is the site of a fierce campaign between the UCP’s Tyler Shandro and the NDP’s Diana Batten. Shandro is Alberta’s current minister of justice and previously served as the minister of health from 2019 to 2022. Batten is a political newcomer who worked as a registered nurse for nine years. [ READ MORE ]
Calgarians have said there are two seasons they experience, construction and winter. Yet with the amount of winter they experience how come winter tires have no become mandatory in Alberta? [ READ MORE ]
Jonathan Huberdeau, Nazem Kadri and Jacob Markstrom aren’t the only ones excited for the 2022-23 NHL season, and so are local bars and restaurants in Calgary. [ READ MORE ]
Every day in Calgary, there are thousands of students who attend school without the ability to take lunch with them. [ READ MORE ]
Despite Alberta being a province famous for its oil production and jacked up trucks, it is undeniable how electric vehicles are progressively showing up on the province’s road each day. The electric car innovation is in Alberta; furthermore, with changes comes opportunity for some and resentment for others. [ READ MORE ]
Ongoing financial challenges caused by the COVID-19 pandemic have influenced Calgary’s hotel industry to request tax relief from the municipal government. [ READ MORE ]
Canadians should expect to see record high food prices this year, with Canada’s Food Price Report estimating an increase of five to seven per cent over 2021. [ READ MORE ]
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