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U of A faculty union joins referendum advertisers advocating for Alberta to stay in Canada
1+ hour, 52+ min ago (379+ words) "The referendum questions were not developed with the U of A in mind. But universities can’t opt out of the consequences." The union representing academic staff at the University of Alberta has registered as a third party advertiser ahead of…...
Albertans flood new complaint portal with concerns about bike lanes, UCP interference
10+ hour, 6+ min ago (878+ words) Early submissions to the province’s bike lane concern portal were nearly evenly split, with opponents saying the dedicated pathways disrupt traffic and eliminate parking, while proponents argued for improvements to local cycling networks and questioned the Alberta government’s involvement. The…...
'A lot more change': Downtown Edmonton flush with fresh retail vacancies
2+ day, 9+ hour ago (531+ words) While there are notable vacancies in the area, a CBRE report said business interest is picking up thanks to revitalization efforts Downtown Edmonton saw a fresh batch of new openings in the retail market at the year’s halfway point. A…...
NDP Rx for fractured health care: One health ministry to end the chaos
2+ day, 22+ 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…...
Premier Danielle Smith hints at new royalty framework, optimistic about U.S. trade talks
3+ day, 1+ 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…...
Opinion: Alberta asking the wrong referendum questions
3+ day, 1+ hour ago (457+ words) When Albertans go to the polls on Oct. 19, they should ask themselves why all the problems they are being asked to vote on are caused by Ottawa or by immigrants, when many of the most important problems they face are…...
Alberta's new insurance regime will see savings for 88 per cent of vehicles: rate board
3+ day, 2+ hour ago (456+ words) Alberta motorists will on average see a savings of $297 per vehicle under the province’s new insurance model set to take effect in January, say new reports from the Alberta Auto Insurance Rate Board (AIRB). The industry regulator on Tuesday published…...
How long of a shadow does referendum cast on Edmonton real estate?
3+ day, 5+ hour ago (589+ words) Upcoming vote to pursue separation may create uncertainty this fall for Edmonton’s real estate market. The fall vote on whether Albertans want to pursue another vote on separating from Canada is likely not a significant headwind for Edmonton’s resale real…...
Lorne Gunter: Province may need to enforce municipal development rules
3+ day, 10+ hour ago (656+ words) It’s not hard to understand the anger behind the Parkview infill protest last weekend. At an intersection near the protest site the city is allowing seven — yes, seven — eightplexes to be built. On a single intersection. No wonder neighbourhood residents…...
Will the new budget slash police spending? Mayor says likely not
3+ day, 10+ hour ago (679+ words) 'I think in the short term we'll continue to use the formula as currently built out' Do Edmontonians want the city to spend more or less on the police? That’s one of the questions circling city hall this week as…...