COVID-19 Update $2.1 million for innovative technology projects to help fight COVID-19Our government is funding seven Alberta-based researchers with $2.1 million. Alberta has world-class colleges and technical schools with innovative thinkers, world-class researchers and exceptional problem solvers that are tackling the challenges of COVID-19. Alberta is a recognized leader in post-secondary research for a number …
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Read moreOn Sunday evening I had the opportunity to attend the Way Out West Fest Debate and Dinner. The panel discussion was regarding potential metallurgic coal development in southwest Alberta.
Read moreThese important projects improve safety and quality of life for residents and open opportunities for economic development.
Read moreWith the official start to fall just around the corner many of you are back into the new normal routine of school and activities. Of course with fall and colder weather means we are hitting flu season.
Read moreAs Alberta recovers, seniors can carefully resume activities, but they and everyone around them must be alert and safe.
Read moreI was happy to recognize Brad’s volunteerism and dedication to HVCA with a certificate of appreciation.
Read moreOpportunity to take part in their annual summer/fall summer workshop to discuss different levels of care for seniors and for them to remain in their chosen communities.
Read moreAlberta’s government is proud to support safe, quality affordable housing for Leduc residents with the grand opening of 36 more housing units.
Read moreWe celebrate Grandparents Day and all of the grandmas and grandpas; the nanas and papas; the babas and gidos, kokums and mosoms, or, as we say in Cantonese 爺爺和嫲嫲 公公和婆婆.
Read moreOn this day 19 years ago, 2 planes flew into the World Trade Center, killing 3000 people.
Read morePleased to be joined by Minister Kaycee Madu, MLA Jason Stephan, MLA Ron Orr, Mayor Tara Veer, and several city councilors to announce the start of construction on the new Red Deer Justice Centre.
Read moreA $95 million Indigenous investment into what will eventually be 8 per cent of Alberta’s power grid.
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