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World AIDS Day: Statement from Premier Notley
“Every Dec. 1 for 28 years, Albertans have stood with the world to remember the victims of Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome -those who are living with HIV and AIDS, and those who have died.“Fortunately, HIV and AIDS are no longer the death sentence they were. Many are living long and full lives...
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“Every Dec. 1 for 28 years, Albertans have stood with the world to remember the victims of Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome -those who are living with HIV and AIDS, and those who have died.“Fortunately, HIV and AIDS are no longer the death sentence they were. Many are living long and full lives...
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Celebrating Alberta’s leaders in child development
Child Development Professional Award winners accept their award from Irfan Sabir, Minister of Human Services. Every day, thousands of children receive high-quality care from Alberta’s child development professionals. Recognizing those professionals acknowledges ho...
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Child Development Professional Award winners accept their award from Irfan Sabir, Minister of Human Services. Every day, thousands of children receive high-quality care from Alberta’s child development professionals. Recognizing those professionals acknowledges ho...
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Drunk or high – you can’t drive!
Spot the Difference campaign It’s time to debunk the myth that driving after using marijuana is safer than driving after consuming alcohol. There are also misconceptions about the police’s ability to detect impairment caused by drug use.“While society has made sig...
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Spot the Difference campaign It’s time to debunk the myth that driving after using marijuana is safer than driving after consuming alcohol. There are also misconceptions about the police’s ability to detect impairment caused by drug use.“While society has made sig...
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Shutting down Edmonton drug activity with SCAN
Alberta Sheriffs from the Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods (SCAN) unit at a closed property in Edmonton. A Community Safety Order (CSO) granted against the owner of 9103 - 137 Avenue gives SCAN the authority to close the property and bar any occupants from the...
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Alberta Sheriffs from the Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods (SCAN) unit at a closed property in Edmonton. A Community Safety Order (CSO) granted against the owner of 9103 - 137 Avenue gives SCAN the authority to close the property and bar any occupants from the...
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Albertans inducted into 4-H Hall of Fame
L to R: Helen Andrews, Minister Carlier, Corine Verbeek Helen Andrews and Corine Verbeek are the 2016 inductees into Alberta’s 4-H Hall of Fame.“Our 4-H program would not be possible without the selfless dedication of a group of very passionate volunteers, and thi...
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L to R: Helen Andrews, Minister Carlier, Corine Verbeek Helen Andrews and Corine Verbeek are the 2016 inductees into Alberta’s 4-H Hall of Fame.“Our 4-H program would not be possible without the selfless dedication of a group of very passionate volunteers, and thi...
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Governments commit support to help Alberta producers deal with bovine TB quarantine
The 2016 Bovine Tuberculosis Assistance Initiative will provide assistance to producers to cover the extraordinary costs they are facing as a result of the quarantine measures. This includes feeding and water infrastructure, feed for the animals, transportation, cleaning and disinfection as well ...
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The 2016 Bovine Tuberculosis Assistance Initiative will provide assistance to producers to cover the extraordinary costs they are facing as a result of the quarantine measures. This includes feeding and water infrastructure, feed for the animals, transportation, cleaning and disinfection as well ...
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Recommendation to remove Justice Camp: Statement
“This recommendation is an important step forward to reinforce the way our courts should approach sexual assault cases.“The inquiry committee formed by the Canadian Judicial Council confirmed that Justice Robin Camp relied on discredited myths and stereotypes about women and victim-blaming during...
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“This recommendation is an important step forward to reinforce the way our courts should approach sexual assault cases.“The inquiry committee formed by the Canadian Judicial Council confirmed that Justice Robin Camp relied on discredited myths and stereotypes about women and victim-blaming during...
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Orders in Council
HEALTH PROFESSIONS ACT (section 13) - Effective March 19, 2017, appoints Nancy Brook, Hugh James Campbell, Archana Chaudhary, James Clover, Ralph R. Colistro, Sheri M. Epp, Alexandria Fisher, Leah M. Fitzgerald, Gary C. Godziuk, Marg Hayne, Rob Irwin, Michael Kozielec, James Lees, June MacGregor,...
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HEALTH PROFESSIONS ACT (section 13) - Effective March 19, 2017, appoints Nancy Brook, Hugh James Campbell, Archana Chaudhary, James Clover, Ralph R. Colistro, Sheri M. Epp, Alexandria Fisher, Leah M. Fitzgerald, Gary C. Godziuk, Marg Hayne, Rob Irwin, Michael Kozielec, James Lees, June MacGregor,...
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Déclaration de la première ministre Rachel Notley au sujet du pipeline Trans-Mountain
« Je veux tout d’abord remercier le premier ministre Justin Trudeau et son gouvernement pour avoir accepté ces projets d’infrastructures énergétiques essentiels pour le futur économique des gens de l’Alberta.Le premier ministre Trudeau fait preuve d’un leadeurship extraordinaire aujourd’hui.Notre...
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« Je veux tout d’abord remercier le premier ministre Justin Trudeau et son gouvernement pour avoir accepté ces projets d’infrastructures énergétiques essentiels pour le futur économique des gens de l’Alberta.Le premier ministre Trudeau fait preuve d’un leadeurship extraordinaire aujourd’hui.Notre...
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Statement on Trans-Mountain pipeline: Premier Notley
“To begin, I want to thank Prime Minister Trudeau and his government for approving these energy infrastructure projects, which are critically important to the economic future of the people of Alberta.“Prime Minister Trudeau is showing some extraordinary leadership today.“Our province has been bru...
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“To begin, I want to thank Prime Minister Trudeau and his government for approving these energy infrastructure projects, which are critically important to the economic future of the people of Alberta.“Prime Minister Trudeau is showing some extraordinary leadership today.“Our province has been bru...
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More stability for electricity consumers
“We inherited a volatile electricity system that did not look out for consumers. The previous government created the Balancing Pool to deal with Power Purchase Arrangements but did not give it the tools it needed to properly manage the cost impact on consumers if companies said they were handing ...
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“We inherited a volatile electricity system that did not look out for consumers. The previous government created the Balancing Pool to deal with Power Purchase Arrangements but did not give it the tools it needed to properly manage the cost impact on consumers if companies said they were handing ...
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Recognizing Alberta’s disability community leaders
Events are being held across the province to recognize the remarkable accomplishments and valuable contributions of people with disabilities.“We all benefit from a respectful, diverse and inclusive society. These individuals’ contributions ensure that persons with disabilities have every opportun...
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Events are being held across the province to recognize the remarkable accomplishments and valuable contributions of people with disabilities.“We all benefit from a respectful, diverse and inclusive society. These individuals’ contributions ensure that persons with disabilities have every opportun...
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Helmet law proposed for Off-Highway Vehicles
Minister of Transportation Brian Mason has introduced amendments to the Traffic Safety Act (TSA) that, if passed, would require recreational users of All-Terrain Vehicles (ATVs), snowmobiles, dirt bikes, etc., to wear helmets when heading out on the trail.“For years, Albertans have been asking th...
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Minister of Transportation Brian Mason has introduced amendments to the Traffic Safety Act (TSA) that, if passed, would require recreational users of All-Terrain Vehicles (ATVs), snowmobiles, dirt bikes, etc., to wear helmets when heading out on the trail.“For years, Albertans have been asking th...
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New legislation would get big money out of politics
Proposed changes to The Election Finances and Contributions Disclosure Act would limit the influence of big money on election outcomes by introducing an aggregate contribution limit of $4,000 per individual contributor per calendar year.This limit would apply to any combination of parties, consti...
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Proposed changes to The Election Finances and Contributions Disclosure Act would limit the influence of big money on election outcomes by introducing an aggregate contribution limit of $4,000 per individual contributor per calendar year.This limit would apply to any combination of parties, consti...
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Deficit steady, economy shows signs of stability
The 2016-17 deficit is forecast to be $10.8 billion, a $78-million decrease since the first quarter, as reported in the Second Quarter Fiscal Update and Economic Statement. The deficit is $449 million higher than estimated at budget, due to the impact of the Wood Buffalo wildfire and other factor...
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The 2016-17 deficit is forecast to be $10.8 billion, a $78-million decrease since the first quarter, as reported in the Second Quarter Fiscal Update and Economic Statement. The deficit is $449 million higher than estimated at budget, due to the impact of the Wood Buffalo wildfire and other factor...
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