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Petition asks Ottawa to review overall effect of expanded coal-mining in Alberta

Petition asks Ottawa to review overall effect of expanded coal-mining in Alberta

"We were getting thousands of emails from constituents that are deeply concerned."
Hospitalizations on the rise as Alberta delays further reopening

Hospitalizations on the rise as Alberta delays further reopening

Shandro said it would be unfair to ease restrictions only to reinstate them a few days later when hospitalizations rise again above 300. Based on current transmission rates, the province expects that mark to be hit within the week.
'Shepherd ought to protect his flock:' Judge fines, releases jailed Alberta pastor

'Shepherd ought to protect his flock:' Judge fines, releases jailed Alberta pastor

James Coates of GraceLife Church pleaded guilty to a charge of breaching bail and was fined $1,500. However, a judge said the 35 days Coates had spent in custody would count as credit for the entire fine.
Alberta to end name changes for dangerous, long-term, high-risk offenders

Alberta to end name changes for dangerous, long-term, high-risk offenders

The bill calls for designated offenders to be banned for life from changing their names, even if the designation is eventually removed.
Cabinet committee scheduled to discuss easing Alberta's COVID-19 restrictions

Cabinet committee scheduled to discuss easing Alberta's COVID-19 restrictions

The number of new COVID-19 cases per day in Alberta has also climbed to more than 500 each day since the middle of last week.
Supreme Court to rule on whether carbon tax is constitutional next week

Supreme Court to rule on whether carbon tax is constitutional next week

Saskatchewan, Ontario and Alberta all went to court to argue the Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing Act was unconstitutional because Ottawa was stepping into provincial jurisdiction.
Cochrane RCMP still trying to located two children and two adults

Cochrane RCMP still trying to located two children and two adults

The RCMP Serious Crimes Branch is still investigating the disappearance of five-year-old Leonine O’Driscoll-Zak and two-year-old Wyatt O’Driscoll-Zak, from Cochrane.
United Nurses of Alberta calls finance minister hypocritical in contract talks

United Nurses of Alberta calls finance minister hypocritical in contract talks

Harrigan questioned why the province is having contract talks with other public sector unions during the pandemic but wants the UNA to put its deal on pause.
Selling Bonnyville to the world

Selling Bonnyville to the world

As part of Town of Bonnyville council's priority for economic growth in the area, council wants to invite members of the provincial government for a tour to see the area.
Province launching consultations on transferring recycling costs to companies

Province launching consultations on transferring recycling costs to companies

EPR consultations will be done via stakeholder meetings with municipalities, while the general public can provide feedback through an online survey
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