Joel Dryden is a Reporter/Editor at CBC Calgary. With a focus on energy and mining, climate change, and environmental issues, he covers a range of topics including energy policy, water management, and renewable energy. Joel's work has been featured in the Daily Climate and CBC, reflecting his commitment to regional interest and world news.
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By: Joel Dryden
Athana Mentzelopoulos recently brought on new lawyer to manage alleged privileged records dispute
By: Joel Dryden
Committee chair says decision disappointing, works against transparency and public confidence
By: Joel Dryden
Alberta’s acting chief justice has declined an all-party legislative committee’s request for help finding retired and sitting judges to lead the latest effort to redraw Alberta’s electoral boundaries.
By: Joel Dryden, Naël Shiab
These maps won't be in place next election, but illustrate how changing boundary lines can impact results
New government cabinet ministers scheduled to be sworn in Thursday
By: Joel Dryden
Groups say they are following decision from Alberta's acting chief justice
Justice Michael Lema also heard arguments Monday tied to alleged intimidation and harassment campaign
By: Joel Dryden
'It's just trying to terrify Albertans into not wanting to leave,' says lawyer for Stay Free Alberta
Frances Widdowson says her reinstatement ‘has to happen'
Calgary’s Mount Royal University is seeking to appeal a recent decision from the Alberta Labour Relations Board tied to the termination and potential reinstatement of a former tenured professor. Frances Widdowson, an academic known for her controversial views on Canada's residential school system, was fired from the university in 2021.
