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On December 1, 2025, Alberta will witness a transformative change in police oversight with the launch of the Police Review Commission (PRC). This independent body aims to enhance accountability by investigating serious incidents and public complaints involving police and sheriffs, a move seen as crucial by many residents. New Era
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A recent report from the Alberta Office of the Child and Youth Advocate has stirred deep concern within Calgary's community. The report, covering April 1, 2024, to March 31, 2025, reveals the deaths of 60 children and serious injuries to nine others while under government care. This stark
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Calgary Parents Await Strike Compensation Frustration is mounting among Calgary parents as delays persist in receiving payments from the Alberta Parent Payment Program. This initiative was launched by the provincial government to assist families during the province-wide teachers' strike that disrupted schools earlier this year. Parents have taken to
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Language Choice in MoU Sparks Discussion A recent Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the federal government and Alberta has ignited a debate over its language concerning Indigenous involvement. The document refers to "meaningful engagement" with Indigenous peoples in Alberta and British Columbia, sparking questions about its legal weight
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Complex Path to AHS Positions Calgary's medical community is abuzz with concerns over the lengthy and unpredictable hiring process for Associate Physician positions with Alberta Health Services (AHS). Despite the clear demand for clarity, applicants frequently encounter varied timelines, adding to their uncertainty and frustration. Applicants Seek Clarity
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A heated debate has emerged within the Calgary community over the media's treatment of Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre. Allegations surfaced that Poilievre skipped a planned debate to attend an oil and gas event, sparking discussions about media bias. Allegations and Media Response The controversy began with social media
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A traffic incident on eastbound Stoney Trail near 11 Street NE in Calgary has led to significant disruptions, blocking the left-hand lane. The alert, issued by 511 Alberta at 12:12 PM, advises drivers to proceed with caution in the affected area. Stoney Trail, a major freeway encircling Calgary, is
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A Tale of Two MOUs: Contrasting Receptions Spark Debate in Alberta In a move that underscores Alberta's political and economic complexities, Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on energy cooperation in Calgary. Carney's signature was met with
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Prime Minister Mark Carney's recent visit to Calgary has become a focal point of discussion, following his announcement of federal measures to revitalize Canada's energy sector. Meeting with local leaders, including former city councilor Jeromy Farkas, Carney outlined plans to roll back climate regulations and promote
