Beyond Local

The Alberta Teachers’ Association is expected to return to mediation with the province on June 19 – 20, and again at the end of August if needed. 

The G7 summit entered its second day with a noticeable absence as U.S. President Donald Trump departed early, leaving Prime Minister Mark Carney to steer discussions towards critical foreign policy issues.

An Alberta riding is about to become the centre of political attention. Damien Kurek has resigned as the MP for Battle River—Crowfoot. This opens the door for a by-election where Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre can seek to regain a seat in Parliament.

Ten children in southern Alberta illustrate Book Bus Magic as part of the Seeding Readers initiative in the Calgary area.

The Alberta Medical Association is adding its voice to a growing chorus of concern over Premier Danielle Smith's decision to charge most Albertans for COVID-19 vaccinations this fall, joining healthcare unions in condemning the move.

While world leaders convene a short distance away, residents of Banff are experiencing the G7 summit through the subtle hum of helicopter blades and an increased police presence, a stark contrast to their typically serene mountain life.

A major union representing 30,000 health-care workers in Alberta is intensifying pressure on Premier Danielle Smith's government, urging a swift reversal of its COVID-19 vaccine policy and demanding free shots for all Albertans.

Data from the Alberta government's dashboard shows 53 more cases were confirmed over the weekend, bringing Alberta's total to 932.

The UCP government in Alberta is under fire for allegedly neglecting the needs of Albertans with disabilities, with accusations of mismanagement and a lack of prioritization leading to significant challenges.

As world leaders convene for the G7 summit in Kananaskis, Alberta, protests have begun with many people speaking up against U.S. President Donald Trump's rhetoric.