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Report from the Legislature - Capital Region
The Report from the Legislature for the Capital Region for May 9 - 15, 2013 includes information about the new legislation to improve Alberta’s organ and tissue donation rates, empowering students to succeed and the May long weekend. -
Report from the Legislature - Capital Region
The Report from the Legislature for the Capital Region for May 1 - 8, 2013 includes information about the Children’s First Act, provincial supports for 911 and Minister Horner’s mission to Asia. -
Report from the Legislature - Capital Region
The Report from the Legislature for the Capital Region for April 25 - May 1, 2013 includes information about the province’s fight against cancer and the PoW collection at the Royal Alberta Museum. -
Report from the Legislature - Capital Region
The Report from the Legislature for the Capital Region for April 18 - 24, 2013 includes information about the new Seniors Property Tax Deferral Program and No post-secondary tuition increases. -
Update on the Heartland Transmission Project
Alberta’s independent utilities regulator has launched enhanced procedural steps and opportunities for participation by affected parties in anticipation of an expected Heartland Transmission Project application to the Alberta Utilities Commission in spring 2010. -
Highway 21 twinning improves safety for motorists
The new twinned lanes of Highway 21 east of Sherwood Park are set to open to traffic in stages starting on Saturday, December 5 weather permitting. The twinning project will reduce traffic congestion and improve safety for motorists. -
MLA Quest talks provincial issues
Strathcona County MLA Dave Quest attended a public forum at Wye Town Hall Tuesday night, taking questions from concerned residents about a variety of topics, including school district clawbacks, power lines, health care and Sherwood Park's hospital, among others. -
Edmonton waste turned to heat for Strathcona County
Energy generated from Edmonton’s household waste will soon power homes and businesses in Strathcona County. This collaboration, believed to be the first of its kind in the world, is being funded by a $7.45 million grant by the Government of Alberta.
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