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NAIT breaks ground on Advanced Skill Centre planned for 2030
4+ day, 2+ hour ago (302+ words) Edmonton’s Northern Alberta Institute of Technology put shovels in the dirt on Tuesday for a new facility designed to teach advanced skills. NAIT held a press conference on Tuesday morning as it broke ground on a new 625,000-square-foot Advanced Skills…...
Lorne Gunter: All-in-one licence rollout just the latest UCP red-tape disaster
1+ week, 1+ day ago (571+ words) The New Democrats’ Service Alberta critic, Gurinder Brar, has called on Dale Nally, the UCP Minister of Service Alberta and Red Tape Reduction, to resign from cabinet over the chaotic rollout of the new combined driver’s licence/health-care card. I…...
Opinion: Solid systems, not superstars, will take Oilers to the Cup
2+ week, 4+ day ago (383+ words) Mike Babcock’s arrival in Edmonton prompted expected questions: Can he improve the team? Can Connor McDavid, Leon Draisaitl, and Evan Bouchard reach another level? Can the Oilers win this year’s Stanley Cup? All of which are good, reasonable questions. Sustainable…...
Supports for victims of abuse at segregated federal hospitals coming to Edmonton
3+ week, 6+ day ago (602+ words) "This process is inherently really hard for folks. Some people might be going back into their histories, telling the stories of what happened for the first time." In-person support sessions for claimants in a $1 billion Canada-wide class action settlement are…...
Opinion: City of Edmonton, developers must treat residents as partners??? not pawns
3+ week, 2+ day ago (316+ words) Returning to Belgravia after a year away, I was struck by how much had changed. We spent more than a decade building our lives there because we believed it was an exceptional place to raise a family. We loved the…...
NDP Rx for fractured health care: One health ministry to end the chaos
2+ day, 2+ hour ago (648+ words) Alberta’s fractured health care needs to be put back together, the NDP said Thursday. At the Calgary announcement of the party’s Future of Health Care plan, a doctor and a one-time patient took the podium to deliver the diagnosis. Dr. Luanne…...
First Nation defeats legal challenge from Kevin O'Leary-backed data centre
4+ week, 1+ day ago (191+ words) An Alberta judge has shot down celebrity investor Kevin O’Leary’s bid to throw out a legal challenge from a First Nation disputing the issuance of water permits for a massive data centre near Grande Prairie. Court of King’s Bench Justice…...
Alberta Voices: Separate from the UCP, not from Canada
2+ week, 3+ day ago (196+ words) I was born in Alberta, I work in Alberta, and I will likely die here. I am deeply proud of my home, but today, as a lifelong Albertan, I am deeply concerned about the direction of our province. Our current…...
Elections Alberta assures public their voter registration tool is secure amid misinformation speculating
4+ week, 1+ day ago (405+ words) 'Elections Alberta is monitoring several streams of misinformation that have been increasing as we get closer to the referendum on Oct. 19' Elections Alberta is assuring the public their online voter registration tool is safe and secure despite misinformation circulating on…...
Lorne Gunter: Danielle Smith's AI plans need more detail for Albertans
4+ week, 1+ day ago (644+ words) Tuesday Premier Smith called on Alberta to build “digital pipelines,” not just oil pipelines, and “digital refineries.” What did she mean? The premier wants this province to become a world leader in artificial intelligence data centres, such as the one…...