Robson Fletcher is a Reporter / Editor at CBC. He covers a range of topics including public health, healthcare administration, and animal rights, often exploring the intersections between these areas to highlight important social issues. Robson's work has been featured in CBC, where he brings attention to critical conversations in healthcare and advocacy.
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Robson Fletcher's coverage primarily focuses on local government and politics in Alberta, Canada, with a significant emphasis on citing data and reporting government announcements. His articles often delve into topics such as COVID-19, energy, housing, and specific issues relevant to the city of Calgary.
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By: Robson Fletcher
Conservatives have long fretted that international and interprovincial migrants will bring with them a tidal wave of views — and votes — at odds with traditional, right-leaning Alberta values. Some progressives, meanwhile, have been wishing and hoping for the day that happens. So far, it hasn't.
By: Robson Fletcher
Howard Mah and Lori Arnason had set out for a short hike to Troll Falls in Alberta's Kananaskis Country on July 19 to celebrate their wedding anniversary — one they won't soon forget.
By: Robson Fletcher
As Alberta endures its worst year for measles since the 1970s, public health nurses from around the world are gathered in Calgary to discuss how to curb the resurgence of old diseases, among other global public health issues.
By: Robson Fletcher
For three straight years, Alberta has been the most popular destination, on net, for Canadian residents moving within the country. Ontario, meanwhile, has seen the largest net exodus for nearly four straight years.
By: Robson Fletcher
The Alberta government plans to develop and submit a formal application to the federal Major Projects Office for a new bitumen pipeline to the northwest coast of British Columbia.
By: Robson Fletcher
After Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced on Wednesday her government's intention to champion an application to the federal Major Projects Office for a new oil pipeline to the northwest coast of British Columbia, the reaction came fast and, in some cases, furious.
Details of another settlement between the Government of Alberta and a coal company have been released. This time, the province has agreed to pay $95 million to Evolve Power.
By: Robson Fletcher
Ottawa will provide an additional $1.17 billion to Alberta in order to extend the federal-provincial subsidized child-care program for another year. The previous agreement was set to expire in April. Alberta is the last province to sign on to an extension.
By: Meghan Grant, Robson Fletcher
A Calgary woman accused of sending five emails that threatened former Alberta justice minister Jonathan Denis, his mother and several of his friends has seen those charges dropped after evidence was revealed in court that one of the emails was sent through an email-spoofing website based in the Czech Republic and police determined the other four were “not authentic.”
