Brett McKay is the founder of a local news organization focusing on the city of St. Albert in Alberta, Canada. With a background in journalism, Brett has contributed to various publications and has covered a range of topics including local news, politics, and economic issues affecting the region.
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Brett McKay's coverage primarily focuses on local news within Canada, particularly Alberta. He often cites data and government announcements, indicating a preference for fact-based reporting and official statements.
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By: Brett Mckay
Three-quarters of full or over-capacity schools are in Edmonton and Calgary, schools in 28 other municipalities have hit enrolment limits
Volunteers stepping up to help with end of life care due to lack of rural hospice and palliative care in rural Alberta.
By: Brett McKay
Rural Albertans nearing the end of their lives are frequently faced with an “unfathomable” choice: leave their home to get the palliative and hospice care they need or die in the community without those supports.
The Government of Alberta says it has an obligation to some coal companies to allow open-pit mining despite the practice being banned under
By: Brett Mckay
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The size, number, and environmental impact of oilsands tailings spills have been significantly underreported, according to new research.
Alberta's modernized coal rules will permit strip mining and other surface mining techniques in the Rockies and foothills.
Injury, neglect, malnourishment, death: Documents show increased reports of abuse against seniors in Alberta's publicly funded long-term care and supportive living facilities.
Extreme weather events caused a record breaking $8 billion in insured losses in 2024, with the Jasper wildfires and Calgary hailstorm contributing nearly half of all insured damage in Canada.
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