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Revenue from new construction, savings from vacancies continue in fourth quarter

Gurinder Brar, Alberta's red tape reduction critic, said a new permitting approach dubbed the automatic yes toolkit could compromise public safety and the environment while continuing to undermine community trust in government.

A group of civil society organizations is urging Canada’s federal environment minister to require an impact assessment of a carbon capture and storage megaproject in northeast Alberta.

Anna Marie Sewell has an impressive resume, to be sure; an author of novels, poetry collections, magazine articles and even choral scores highlighting a breadth of writing achievements.

Little saved, much headache, say residents

Drivers who are found to be driving without valid registration could face a $324 fine.

“I don't want to show my cards yet, but we're actually working on some really interesting policy ideas on how to increase transit options for rural Alberta,” said Alberta Transportation Minister Devin Dreeshen.

A majority of Albertans side with striking education workers, and the government appears to be losing ground with UCP supporters as job actions ramp up, a new poll suggests.

Suzie Atkinson was 'a champion of anything that would do good in her community'

Provincial amendments to vision benefits came into effect Feb. 1