The spring session of the legislature has wrapped with the Alberta Government continuing to pass legislation aimed to protect the lives and livelihoods of Albertans. Facing a third wave of COVID, Albertans were once again asked to take a step back and limit activities. I know this was not easy, but it was necessary to …
Jason Copping: Protecting lives and livelihoods Read More »
Read moreThis week, Alberta reached a milestone as we began to reopen under stage one and the rollout of second doses. Our government’s reopening plan safely eases restrictions in three stages as vaccinations go up and hospitalizations go down. Alberta has also met the targets to enter stage two on June 10, which will see further easing …
Jason Copping: MLA Update – June 4, 2021 Read More »
Read moreAs I sit to write this on the afternoon of Mother’s Day, I have the rare opportunity to reflect in solitude and silence over the state of our world. This reflection brings me back to my motivation to enter public life – an entrance that was hesitant to say the least – and I think …
Greetings from MLA Tracy Allard Read More »
Read moreAs you know, two weeks ago, we announced more restrictions in order to stop the spike. I am encouraged though to see our case numbers declining. This is in large part due to the restrictions that have been in place and Albertans stepping up once again to do the right thing and follow the guidelines. For …
Jason Copping: MLA Update – May 21, 2021 Read More »
Read moreWe are very fortunate In Camrose to have a number of not-for-profit organizations who do tremendous work in our community. Among them is the Elks club. It was my opportunity to meet with Gerry Czapp who is the President of the local club. Due to Covid-19, the Elks have not been able to rent out …
Jackie Lovely: April Newsletter Read More »
Read moreI want to start this e-newsletter out by mentioning that this week is National Volunteer Week – an opportunity for us to all thank the many volunteers who give their time, talent and energy to give back to our city and province. This past year, more than ever, we have seen the dedication and commitment …
Jason Copping: MLA Update – April 23, 2021 Read More »
Read moreThis week our government had to make the difficult decision to impose more restrictions and move back in the COVID plan from Step 2 to Step 1 to combat the rising case numbers of both COVID and the variants. This decision was not made lightly. I recognize that there is a lot of fatigue around …
Jason Copping: MLA Update – April 9 Read More »
Read moreMarch was a busy month in the Constituency. I had the pleasure to meet with contacts for the Camrose Association for Community Living to thank them and their team for the work they have done to keep their clients safe during COVID-19. Minister Schweitzer joined the Camrose Chamber of Commerce meeting where all other chambers, …
Jackie Lovely: March Newsletter Read More »
Read moreI want to start by thanking all of those who attended my virtual townhall on March 16th. I appreciated you taking the time to engage and ask questions that have been on your mind. Questions ranged from the COVID reopening plan, our government’s top three priorities for the year, initiatives to create jobs, funding for …
Jason Copping: MLA Update – March 26, 2021 Read More »
Read moreAs promised, I will be providing regular updates to keep you informed and will provide up-to-date information on vaccine rollout and COVID-19 cases each time. Central to my update today is Budget 2021 which was tabled in the Alberta Legislature on February 25. The two main themes from Budget 2021 are critical investment in health …
Tracy Allard: A Message from your MLA – March Read More »
Read moreThis week I was back in Edmonton for the Spring session of the legislature. Our government continues to protect lives and livelihoods through increased funding for health care and capital projects, and creating jobs. I have been hearing from constituents on their frustrations with the reopening plan and I can understand your disappointment, it has …
Jason Copping – MLA Update March 12, 2021 Read More »
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March 11, 2021 (SPRUCE GROVE, AB): On Wednesday, Spruce Grove-Stony Plain MLA Searle Turton introduced Bill 213, the Traffic Safety (Maximum Speed Limit for Provincial Freeways) Amendment Act, which, if passed, would set the maximum speed limit for many provincial freeways at 120 kilometres per hour. Turton introduced the bill after conducting extensive research that …
NEWS RELEASE: Bill 213 would improve the commutes of Albertans Read More »
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