Two people were recently appointed to the Olds College board of directors, including a former cabinet minister under Stephen Harper.
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Mike Reeder is a sergeant with the Lethbridge Police Service. He’s been with the LPS for 32 years. In his spare time, he occasionally retweets racist stuff.
But just like she found no conflict of interest with Doug Schweitzer, there’s probably no conflict here either. Right?
An anonymous source forwarded a document to me that indicated Alberta Health Services can detain people they think might have COVID-19 but who refuse to get tested.
If passed, a new bill would allow the provincial government to create a new corporation, which it plans to spend $6M a year to operate.
Last week, the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada announced that a public hearing will be held later this year regarding the Grassy Mountain Coal Project.
If the UCP government is spending nearly $100M less on the child benefit, it shouldn’t be that surprising that working families are going to get less.
On 28 October 2019, Lethbridge City Council appointed the following 3 people to the Lethbridge Housing Authority.
The University of Lethbridge recently released their 2020–2021 budget, and, well, it’s not good news. To start with, the province has significantly reduced operating funding for the university by the following amounts for this new budget year: $6,317,734 less in the operating grant $365,000 less in student mental health support funding Elimination of targeted enrolment, […]
At the end of June, Justin Trudeau, the prime minister of Canada, announced the appointment of Salma Lakhani as Alberta’s newest lieutenant governor.