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Is consumer confidence in Alberta really increasing?

Alberta’s premier recently claimed that Alberta was the only province in Canada to see an increase in consumer confidence last month. But she wasn’t telling the whole story.

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Canada’s climate change performance 6th worst this year

And that’s despite rising 3 spots in the index.

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3 years after Job Creation Tax Cut, AB has 2K fewer businesses

We’ve seen the worst performance of all the provinces in Canada. So much for being the economic engine of Canada.

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15,000 Albertans lost their job last month

Alberta lost 10,000 full-time jobs overall in November, nearly wiping out the 14,000 full-time jobs they gained the previous month.

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AB’s acute care beds trailing population growth

Since at least 2012, the number of acute care beds per person in Alberta has been decreasing, despite hundreds of more beds. The opposite is the case for continuing care beds and addictions/mental health care beds.

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AGLC workers to vote on 3 years of wage freezes

If approved, this will make 5 years of wage freezes over the last 6 years.

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Lethbridge EMS drug responses at highest level since Feb

Lethbridge EMS responded to the second highest number of drug-related events during October 2022 than in any other October over the last 5 years, building on an upward trend that started in June.

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UCP govt propose Calgary–Banff rail line after a week of lobbying

After just 1 week after one of Danielle Smith’s former Wildrose MLAs registered as a lobbyist for a Banff-based holding company trying to get a rail line built, Smith started advocating for the very thing the lobbyists were lobbying for.

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Over 8,000 Alberta women lost their job last month

Alberta gained 14,000 full-time jobs overall, but that was barely enough to cover the loss of 13,100 seen in August.

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6 Alberta communities lost ER service in October

One other community had lost ambulatory care.

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