Alanna Smith is a reporter for The Globe and Mail, with a focus on national news in Canada. Her work has also been featured in Fox News Media, North Shore News, Castanet Media, and Castanet Kamloops. Alanna covers a wide range of topics, including politics, healthcare, Indigenous issues, and social issues affecting Alberta and the rest of Canada.
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Alanna's coverage primarily focuses on Alberta, Canada, with a strong emphasis on government and politics, as well as healthcare and legal policy regulation. She frequently covers evolving stories related to these subjects.
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By: Alanna Smith, Jana G. Pruden
The two teams aren’t traditional rivals, but fans are preparing for the emotional rigours of the series
By: Kelsea Arnett, Alanna Smith
City leaders were not consulted before Premier Danielle Smith introduced an omnibus bill aimed at improving public safety during natural disasters
By: Alanna Smith, Kelsea Arnett
Protests have been happening at universities across the country and the U.S., but they have remained relatively calm in Canada until police and protesters clashed in Calgary on Thursday night.
By: Xiao Xu, Alanna Smith
Officials in British Columbia warned Monday that the next 48 hours are crucial as firefighters work to keep a wildfire from overwhelming the town
By: Xiao Xu, Alanna Smith
Around 4,700 residents of town and First Nation in northeast of province have been evacuated
By: Alanna Smith, Kelsea Arnett
Listen to this article Alberta wildfire officials say cooler temperatures and winds working in their favour could push a monstrous wildfire
By: Kelsea Arnett, Alanna Smith, Carrie Tait
Fire brings back difficult memories for many residents who, in 2016, had to race to safety as a wildfire nicknamed ‘The Beast' tore through Fort McMurray
By: Alanna Smith, Carrie Tait, Kelsea Arnett
This time, Nancy Grant is ready. She lives in Waterways, Fort McMurray's original townsite and a community prone to fires and floods.
By: Alanna Smith, Carrie Tait
A wildfire threatening the northern Alberta community of Fort McMurray gained little ground over the last 24 hours due to favourable weather but
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