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Study says Alberta’s coal mine reclamation standards failing to protect water and fish
A study of old Alberta coal mines says regulations to keep them from polluting water systems are failing, and high levels of contaminants are having grave outcomes on aquatic life.
Petition for referendum to ensure Alberta remains in Canada approved by Elections Alberta
On Wednesday, Chief Electoral Officer Gordon McClure announced that Albertans can now begin signing the petition for the ...
Should we stay or should we go? In Alberta, the fight now is over which referendum question to ask
As the debate over whether Alberta should leave Canada heats up, proponents and opponents are racing to see which side can ...
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Breakenridge: Government needs to end the charade of Alberta Next
The first two Alberta Next town halls were held in July, with three to follow in August and five more in September. There’s ...
Alberta's old coal mines contaminating rivers and endangering fish, study finds
Alberta regulations meant to keep old coal mines from polluting streams and lakes are failing, a new study suggests. Authors of the report found high concentrations of several pollutants in rivers ...
Alberta government to learn from ruling on Ontario bike lane law: minister
AIRDRIE - Alberta's transportation minister says the province plans to learn from an Ontario court ruling that found a law ...
The Canadian Press on MSN3d
Calgary mayor, Alberta transportation minister to discuss bike lanes amid threats of removal
Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondek and Alberta Transportation Minister Devin Dreeshen are scheduled to meet Wednesday amidst a dispute over the future of bike lanes in the city.