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Alberta inquiry on oil sector under fire for commissioned reports skeptical of climate change

January 15, 2021 Canuck Alberta Legislature, Alberta oilsands, Alberta politics, Climate Change, Ecojustice, Energy, Environment, Fossil Fuels, Global Warming, Martin Olszynski, Oil and Gas, oilsands, Politics, Public inquiry into anti-Alberta energy campaigns, Steve Allan

Reports commissioned by a provincial inquiry looking into how critics of Alberta’s oil sector are funded are by and large

Jason Kenney kicks backbencher MLA Pat Rehn out of UCP caucus after constituent complaints

January 14, 2021 Canuck Alberta Coronavirus, Alberta Legislature, Alberta politics, Coronavirus, Coronavirus Alberta, coronavirus pandemic, COVID-19, COVID-19 In Edmonton, Edmonton coronavirus, Edmonton Coronavirus Response, Edmonton COVID 19, Jason Kenney, Lesser Slave Lake, Lesser Slave Lake Constituency, Lesser Slave Lake MLA, Pat Rehn, Politics, Slave Lake, Top News

Premier Jason Kenney has kicked Lesser Slave Lake MLA Pat Rehn out of the United Conservative caucus, saying the backbencher

Premier Jason Kenney removes MLA Pat Rehn from UCP caucus

January 14, 2021 Canuck Alberta Legislature, alberta MLA travel, Alberta MLA travel scandal, Alberta politics, Alberta UCP, Alberta UCP caucus, Canada, Jason Kenney, Kenney removes Pat Rehn, Pat Rehn, Pat Rehn ousted from UCP, Pat Rehn removed, Politics, UCP, UCP MLA Pat Rehn

Premier Jason Kenney has removed United Conservative MLA Pat Rehn from the UCP caucus effective immediately. In a statement on

COVID-19: EPSB wants in-school transmission data, other metrics from province

January 13, 2021 Canuck Alberta education, Alberta health, Alberta politics, Coronavirus, COVID-19, COVID-19 Alberta, COVID-19 impact on schools, Edmonton Public School Board, Edmonton Public Schools, Education, EPSB, Health, Trisha Estabrooks

A day after students at its schools returned to in-person learning, the chair of the Edmonton Public School Board said

UCP quietly passed order that Alberta teachers say takes away their power over pensions

January 13, 2021 Canuck AIMCo, Alberta Bill 22, Alberta education, Alberta Investment Management Corporation, alberta minister of finance, Alberta politics, Alberta Teachers, Alberta Teachers' Retirement Fund Board, Alberta UCP, alberta UCP teachers, Education, News, Politics, teacher pensions, Travis Toews, United Conservative Party

The Alberta Teachers’ Association says it is “incensed” by recent changes the United Conservative government has made that it says

Dr. Hinshaw to provide Alberta COVID-19 update Wednesday afternoon

January 13, 2021 Canuck Alberta Government, Alberta health, Alberta Health Services, Alberta health-care workers, Alberta politics, Alberta UCP, Coronavirus, COVID-19, COVID-19 Vaccine, dr deena hinshaw, Health, Jason Kenney, moderna, News, Pfizer, Politics, tyler shandro

Alberta’s chief medical officer of health is scheduled to provide an update on COVID-19 cases, testing, hospitalizations, fatalities and the

Environmental group concerned about native grasslands in southern Alberta

January 13, 2021 Canuck Alberta auction, Alberta Environment, Alberta Government, Alberta politics, Alberta UCP, Alberta Wilderness Association, Environment, Milk River Natural Area, native grasslands, Oil and Gas, oil and natural gas rights, Politics, southern alberta, United Conservatives

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Alberta musician Corb Lund on proposed coal mines in Rockies: ‘I 100% oppose these policy changes’

January 13, 2021 Canuck Alberta Environment, Alberta Government, Alberta Legislature, Alberta politics, Alberta UCP, Canada, Coal Mining, coal mining policy, Corb Lund, Cowboy, Entertainment, Environment, open-pit coal mines, Politics, proposed coal mines, Ranching, Rocky Mountains, UCP, United Conservatives

An Alberta musician is coming out against proposed coal mines for the province’s Rocky Mountains. Corb Lund, who has sung

Canada secures millions more COVID-19 vaccine doses as Alberta pressures for more supply

January 12, 2021 Canuck Alberta Legislature, Alberta politics, coroanvirus vaccine, Coronavirus, COVID-19, COVID-19 Vaccine, Duane Bratt, Health, Jason Kenney, Justin Trudeau, Pfizer, Politics, Vaccine

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canada has agreed to purchase another 20 million doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine, bringing

Slave Lake working around MLA Pat Rehn to get things done after issuing scathing letter: mayor

January 12, 2021 Canuck Alberta Legislature, Alberta politics, High Prairie, High Prairie Alberta, Lesser Slave Lake, News, Pat Rehn, Pat Rehn Slave Lake, Pat Rehn travel controversy, Politics, Slave Lake, Town of Slave LAke, Tyler Warman, Tyler Warman Slave Lake, United Conservative Party

The mayor of Slave Lake said the Alberta town is now working around its provincial legislature member in order to

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