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Alberta, provincial employee union agree to renewed mediation in last attempt at deal

Alberta, provincial employee union agree to renewed mediation in last attempt at deal

Premier Danielle Smith credits Finance Minister Nate Horner for stepping in to restart talks and recognizing the importance of continuing negotiations.
Alberta BMX riders set to compete at world championships

Alberta BMX riders set to compete at world championships

Duffy, Gonzalez and Mitschke will represent Canada from July 28-Aug. 3 in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Possible industry-related earthquake recorded Saturday near Grande Prairie, Alberta

Possible industry-related earthquake recorded Saturday near Grande Prairie, Alberta

Earthquakes Canada says the 4.2 magnitude quake struck about 36 kilometres south of the city of Grande Prairie on Saturday.
Indigenous leaders denounce Alberta's plans to alter water management

Indigenous leaders denounce Alberta's plans to alter water management

Concerns are mounting over Alberta's proposed changes to its Water Act, with critics warning of increased water scarcity and the potential for environmental harm.
Dogs, crews and helicopters being deployed to find missing B.C. hiker in Banff park

Dogs, crews and helicopters being deployed to find missing B.C. hiker in Banff park

RCMP say the hiker was last seen on Wednesday afternoon in Marvel Pass in Banff National Park.
Alberta judge finds 6 people in contempt in probe of irregular political donations

Alberta judge finds 6 people in contempt in probe of irregular political donations

An Alberta judge has found six people in contempt for not attending interviews as part of an investigation into alleged irregular political donations made to the United Conservative Party in 2023.
Five former Hockey Canada players found not guilty of sexual assault

Five former Hockey Canada players found not guilty of sexual assault

The five former Hockey Canada players accused of sexual assault have been found not guilty by an Ontario Superior Justice.
Alberta alters rules, making it easier for nurses to get benefits for on-the-job PTSD

Alberta alters rules, making it easier for nurses to get benefits for on-the-job PTSD

The United Nurses of Alberta says the government has followed through on a promise in contract bargaining to extend to nurses presumptive coverage for post-traumatic stress disorder.
E-scooter injuries are on the rise, experts urge caution

E-scooter injuries are on the rise, experts urge caution

Experts urge for better safety measures as e-scooter injuries continue to rise in emergency rooms across Canada.
Nearly half of Albertans are on the brink of financial insolvency, report finds

Nearly half of Albertans are on the brink of financial insolvency, report finds

The latest Consumer Debt Index report by MNP shows that 47 per cent of people surveyed are $200 or less away from financial insolvency.
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