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Labour Reflects on Bill 2 Aftermath Disappointment has resonated across Alberta following the United Conservative Party's use of the Charter's notwithstanding clause to end a three-week teachers' strike in late October 2025. Bill 2, the 'Back to School Act,' forced educators back to

Calgary's Living Wage Jumps, Canmore's Past Figures Stir Debate Recent discussions highlight the stark realities of earning a living wage in Alberta's key communities. Calgary's latest living wage, announced at $26.50 per hour, significantly outpaces the provincial minimum, prompting residents to

Alberta's Corporate Tax Cut: A recent community discussion has floated the idea of rolling back Alberta's corporate tax cut as an "innovative solution" to provincial fiscal challenges. This sentiment echoes broader debates on funding public services and managing the economy. The United Conservative Party

A recent discussion among Calgary homebuyers highlights a common query: what level of involvement should one truly expect from a realtor? After a 'full ownership' experience with their first property, one buyer found their current agent 'hands-off,' prompting questions about standard practice. While an agent'

WCB Claims: Cutting Through the Confusion Frustration is mounting among Calgary workers navigating Workers' Compensation Board (WCB) claims, particularly when "middleman" companies are involved. A recent case highlighted an injured worker's struggle, alleging a third-party administrator misrepresented their 12-hour, overtime-heavy schedule as a standard 8-hour

Concerns are mounting across Calgary neighbourhoods regarding the city-wide rezoning policy, effective August 6, 2024. Many residents fear the new rules are eroding community character, straining aging infrastructure, and worsening traffic and parking challenges, all without delivering on promises of greater housing affordability. The city's "Home is