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DynaLIFE signs contract with AHS to deliver community lab services across Alberta

January 27, 2022 Canuck AHS, Alberta health, Alberta Health Services, Alberta lab services, Alberta laboratory services, Alberta Legislature, Alberta politics, alberta precision laboratories, Dynalife, DynaLIFE Alberta, DynaLIFE labs, DynaLIFE Medical Labs, DynaLIFE Medical Labs Alberta, Health, Health Sciences Association of Alberta, Politics

A private laboratory service provider already operating in the Edmonton region will soon begin collecting blood, urine and other samples

Edmonton

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney heads to Washington, D.C., to talk energy and trade issues

January 27, 2022 Canuck Alberta politics, alberta premier heads to u.s., alberta premier u.s. meeting, alberta premier u.s. relations, Alberta U.S. Relations, jason kenney meeting with u.s. government, jason kenney u.s. relations, jason kenny u.s. meeting, Politics

Premier Jason Kenney will be travelling to Washington, D.C., this week to attend the annual National Governors Association meeting. A

Calgary

Alberta Education announces new engagement sessions on draft K-6 curriculum

January 27, 2022 Canuck Adriana LaGrange, Alberta Curriculum, Alberta education, Alberta K to 6 curriculum, Alberta Legislature, Alberta politics, Alberta school curriculum, Alberta Teachers Association, Carla Peck, Curriculum implementation advisory committee, Education

The provincial government will be holding virtual sessions over the next month to gather input on its proposed K-6 curriculum.

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Alberta government pausing plan to change how people can fight traffic tickets

January 27, 2022 Canuck Alberta, Alberta Government, Alberta politics, Alberta roads, Alberta traffic court, Alberta traffic tickets, Bill 21, Politics, Traffic Court, traffic ticket challenge, traffic ticket system, Traffic Tickets

The Alberta government announced Wednesday it is putting the brakes on its controversial plan to overhaul how people in the

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‘They came to intimidate us’: Calgary MP speaks out following protest outside his home

January 24, 2022 Canuck Alberta Coronavirus, Alberta politics, Anti-vaccine Protests, Canada, Coronavirus, COVID, COVID-19, George Chahal, Jason Kenney, Justin Trudeau, Politician home protests, Politics

Anti-vaccine protesters hit the private residence of another Calgary politician over the weekend. “Yesterday afternoon, a group of protesters demonstrated

Calgary

Retired Court of Queen’s Bench Justice to investigate Kaycee Madu call to Edmonton police chief

January 24, 2022 Canuck Alberta Government, alberta justice minister phone call edmonton police, alberta kaycee madu probe, alberta minister of justice investigation, alberta minister of justice probe, Alberta politics, Dale McFee, edmonton police chief call alberta justice minister, Jason Kenney, kaycee madu, kaycee madu investigation, kaycee madu phone call edmonton police, kaycee madu probe, Politics

Retired Court of Queen’s Bench Justice Adèle Kent will be conducting an independent investigation into justice minister Kaycee Madu’s phone

Calgary

Bill 8 and pandemic making LGBTQ2S+ students in Alberta feel unsafe, says advocate

January 21, 2022 Canuck alberta lgbt, Alberta politics, Bill 8 Alberta, bill 8 gsa alberta, bill 8 gsa schools alberta, bill 8 lgbt alberta, bill 8 lgbt rights, bill 8 lgbt rights alberta, bill 8 schools alberta, ndp bill 8 gsa repeal, Politics, ucp bill 8 alberta

For years, Pam Krause worked with gay-straight alliances (GSAs) across Alberta to provide safe spaces for LGBTQ2S+ youth in schools.

Calgary

Alberta Education moves forward with K-6 curriculum

January 20, 2022 Canuck Adriana LaGrange, Alberta Curriculum, Alberta education, Alberta K to 6 curriculum, Alberta Legislature, Alberta politics, Alberta school curriculum, Alberta Teachers Association, Carla Peck, Curriculum implementation advisory committee, Education

The Alberta government is taking the next steps to make its controversial curriculum a reality in schools this fall. The

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Third party investigation into justice minister needed, says Premier Kenney

January 20, 2022 Canuck alberta justice minister demoted, alberta justice minister distracted driving, alberta justice minister investigation, alberta justice minister probe, Alberta politics, Distracted Driving, kaycee madu, kaycee madu demoted, Kaycee Madu distracted driving ticket, kaycee madu investigation, kaycee madu probe, Politics

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney says he recalls hearing about justice minister Kaycee Madu’s distracted driving ticket “at some point last

Calgary

Support for RCMP shown in Lethbridge as talk of provincial police force continues in Alberta

January 19, 2022 Canuck Alberta Justice, Alberta Legislature, Alberta police, Alberta politics, Alberta Provincial Police, Alberta Provincial Police Force, Alberta RCMP, Lethbridge County, Mounties, National Police Federation, Politics, RCMP, Rural Crime, UCP, United Conservative Party

The RCMP have been a fixture of rural policing for generations, but the police force’s future in Alberta is now

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