Disability Advocate Sounds the Alarm After Government Slashes Funding
“We’re basically left in the dark,” Mole said, emphasizing how advocacy plays a key role in making sure people with disabilities can have a good quality of life.
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Alberta-Federal Dispute Leaves 600 Displaced Jasper Residents Homeless
Alberta’s government refuses to release promised housing funds for Jasper’s displaced residents unless Ottawa expands the town’s boundaries.
Imperial Oil Is In The Penalty Box – Again
The Alberta Energy Regulator has charged Imperial Oil with nine violations after a 5.3 million-litre toxic wastewater spill at the Kearl Oil Sands plant.
Calgary Homeowners Cleaning Up On Clean Energy Loans
Homeowners are flocking to Calgary’s energy efficiency initiative, but limited funding has left demand sky-high.
Alberta to Revive Coal Mining: Public Opinion and Science Left in the Dust
Alberta’s new coal rules already look old as the province suddenly lifts the ban on new Eastern Slope coal projects.
Why Winter Is the Best Time to Visit the Edmonton Valley Zoo
Take advantage of winter admission prices at the Edmonton Valley Zoo and enjoy a quieter, more personal experience with the animals.
Comparing the Financial Realities of Boomers and Young People
The rising cost of living has created significant financial strain on youth, leaving many unable to meet monthly obligations or build savings for the future.
What Lacombe’s Kindness Campaign Teaches Us About Community
How does a town become a community? During the month of February, Lacombe’s Family and Community Support Services is hoping to answer this question.
The Unseen Impact of Oil and Gas Pollution
Oil and gas pollution continues to harm rural communities, with lasting impacts on both the environment and public health.