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Without public support, rural towns won't have electric vehicle chargers says panelist at 2023 Electric Mobility Canada conference held in Alberta this month.

Need for employment resources increasing during recent months, facilitators say

Borgfjord will take on role of superintendent of Black Gold School Division starting June 1, 2024

Key takeaways from Stats Can housing data show half of Canadians are spending 50 per cent or more of their income on housing costs.

“Adequate support for public education should not be a partisan or political issue,” ATA president Jason Schilling stated. “Regardless of political stripe, Albertans across the board want to see well-funded classrooms.”

Bylaw forced by petition; vote coming Feb. 22

"We are left with no choice but to create a shield to protect Albertans from Ottawa’s dangerous and unconstitutional electricity regulations,” Danielle Smith said.

With fires still smouldering, a dry winter ahead, and businesses yet to catch up on costs and lost time, “it’s not over,” said Darlene Chouinard, of fire season.

Boyle councillors voice gratitude for style of law enforcement in community

“This funding will help advance farm mental health research and education, while providing more resources for farmers and farm families," said Sigurdson.