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The province is providing in Budget 2024 $19 million for the program which is an increase of $5.5 million over last year.
The proposed legislation announced last week by the UCP government would allow political parties at the local level in Calgary and Edmonton as a
This bill, if passed in the legislature, will give the provincial cabinet sweeping powers to remove elected municipal officials without public
The inter-governmental workshop was staged to discuss challenges faced by communities in Alberta, as well as solutions that are being developed.
Al Beeber - LETHBRIDGE HERALD - abeeber@lethbridgeherald The provincial government is introducing sweeping legislation that the UCP says will allow it
Next year throngs of street hockey enthusiasts may be flocking to downtown for the PlayOn! Canada street hockey tournament.
And I’m indebted to family, co-workers and friends from near and far for making it probably the best ever. Brian Price brought a cake to work and the celebration in the boardroom made my day.
The first motion will ask council to have the city manager update the Family Physician Action Plan, authorize mayor Blaine Hyggen to write a letter
He’s also the lead author of the IBD-PODCAST Canada Trial publication. Canada was one about 10 countries involved in a study that looked into the quality of life of more than 2,100 IBD patients.
The OBM authorizes Hyggen to write a letter to the provincial health minister advocating for specific recruitment efforts here for family doctors
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