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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As better diagnosis and symptom management emerged for people with long COVID, researchers in Alberta set to work creating a program that could remotely connect urban specialists and rural patients.
Since 2020, Albertans have been able to renew their vehicle registration online through a Government of Alberta website.
Australia may be annoyed after a narrow defeat in Ireland, but their displays bolster hope for the 2025 Lions series.
A bill giving Alberta's government power to reclassify land in provincial parks for the development of all-season resorts has some concerned
Thousands of patients and health care workers were infected during COVID-19 outbreaks in acute care facilities in Alberta in the last
New data from Statistics Canada shows homicide rates are falling across the country. Alberta recorded a modest decline in homicides with 115 reported in 2023, down from 119 in 2022.
A partnership between the Owl River Métis Community and Culture Pathway Development Corp. announced on Dec. 16 aims to bring solar power plants and related renewable energy projects to the Lac La Biche region.
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A report from Alberta's Auditor General flags loose network controls in three Government of Alberta departments as potential risks for unauthorized access to government data and Albertans' personal information.
Alberta Health Services inspectors say The Thirsty Rooster Eatery and Bar was operating despite being issued a closure order this week.
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