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Premier Danielle Smith hints at new royalty framework, optimistic about U.S. trade talks
2+ day, 4+ hour ago (505+ words) Smith said she is working with the federal government to 'de-risk' pipeline project to encourage private sector involvement Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says to ensure a West Coast pipeline comes to fruition, the province has been focused on restoring private…...
Lorne Gunter: Elections Alberta mistakes give fuel to separatists
4+ day, 13+ hour ago (661+ words) If Elections Alberta reaches voting day thousands of workers short, the lineups at polling stations could stretch to hours. I spoke too soon. On Friday, I reassured readers that Elections Alberta was bound to do a better job of referendum…...
Protest in Parkview: Residents decry series of infill projects
6+ day, 4+ hour ago (531+ words) Protesters say that if the city allows large infill projects, they will do what they can to slow down approval and zoning processes, to make it expensive and difficult for developers It was more than a protest; it was a…...
Who's responsible for Horseshoe Creek? It depends who you ask
6+ day, 6+ hour ago (652+ words) Mayor Andrew Knack says work was ready to start in 2024 but was halted on request from province, which in turn says its waiting on application from cities of Edmonton and St. Albert — but municipal officials say otherwise Common sense would…...
Federal Conservative MP launches campaign supporting Alberta remaining in Canada
1+ week, 1+ day ago (367+ words) A federal conservative member of parliament has launched a campaign supporting Alberta remaining in Canada. Federal Conservative MP for Parkland Dane Lloyd, who is the Alberta referendum lead for the Conservative Party of Canada, launched the “Stronger Alberta within a…...
Lorne Gunter: Liberals ride anti-Trump wave to byelection wins, poll gains
1+ week, 3+ day ago (639+ words) The Liberals, of course, won all three federal byelections on Monday. Two of these were unremarkable. Vancouver’s North Vancouver—Capilano and Toronto’s Beaches-East York were considered safe Liberal seats. The Liberals won the Vancouver riding by 26 percentage points in the…...
Closing roads for construction will cost Edmonton builders more in 2027
1+ week, 4+ day ago (463+ words) City increases road closure permit fees with hopes of encouraging businesses to speed up work and minimize traffic disruptions. Construction companies that close roads to complete their builds will be paying more next year for the privilege, which City of…...
Tuesday's letters: Smith panders to separatists, and the U.S.
1+ week, 4+ day ago (725+ words) With all of the brouhaha emanating from our neighbours to the south, and with a strong majority of Canadians demonstrating their support for the work and ideals that our prime minister and his staff are focused on, Premier Danielle Smith…...
'No desire' to go back to calcium chloride in snow removal, says mayor
1+ week, 5+ day ago (269+ words) 'We've heard overwhelmingly from Edmontonians time and time again that they don't want this' Edmonton won’t be returning to using calcium chloride after councillors were reminded by experts that the long-term costs of the chemical outweigh the short-term benefits of…...
Edmonton Fire Rescue Services shows off drone program in new video series
1+ week, 5+ day ago (183+ words) The 20 drones are piloted by 64 pilots who are certified by Transport Canada Edmonton Fire Rescue Services (EFRS) wants to introduce Edmontonians to its eyes in the sky. Since 2023, EFRS has been using a drone program to bolster its firefighting capabilities…...