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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Goodbye, Alberta advantage. Half of the province says they are struggling to keep up with daily expenses amid cost-of-living crisis.
Goodbye, Alberta advantage. Half of the province say they are struggling to keep up with daily expenses amid cost-of-living crisis.
By: Brett McKay, Josh Raisey
Cory Daniel is a tackling machine. The USA Eagles flanker was the top tackler in Major League Rugby (MLR) in 2024 as Old Glory made the Eastern Conference semi-finals.
On a list of the 100 best Canadian cities for renters, St. Albert comes in dead last.
A new report says rental rate increases are starting to level out, a welcome sign for the nearly 40 per cent of Canadians concerned about their ability to afford housing because of rising prices.
By: Brett Mckay
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Last week, Alberta Health Minister Adriana LaGrange played down concerns that transferring the operation of some hospitals to Covenant
Last week, Alberta Health Minister Adriana LaGrange played down concerns that transferring the operation of some hospitals to Covenant Health would negatively impact reproductive health care, but the minister’s claim about abortion access is contradicted by provincial policy and data.
Substantial investments from the province are needed to prevent the deterioration of thousands of Alberta's bridges, according to a report from the Rural Municipalities of Alberta (RMA).
New project bringing fibre broadband to 8,800 rural households Federal and provincial governments have announced another round of funding to bring broadband to over 8,800 rural Alberta households.
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