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play1037.ca > 08/05/2026 > province-invests-30-million-to-expand-care-for-vulnerable-albertans

Province invests $30 million to expand care for vulnerable Albertans

37+ min ago   (329+ words) EDMONTON — Alberta is investing an additional $30 million to expand community health centres in Calgary and Edmonton, doubling provincial support for the program to $60 million over four years. The funding will expand integrated primary care and social services for Albertans facing…...

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play1037.ca > 08/05/2026 > alberta-launches-website-to-answer-questions-about-ai-data-centres

Alberta launches website to answer questions about AI data centres

1+ hour, 37+ min ago   (235+ words) EDMONTON — Albertans curious about the rapid growth of artificial intelligence and data centres now have a single source for answers, with the provincial government launching a new website outlining how the facilities are approved, powered and regulated. The new Alberta....

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play1037.ca > 08/04/2026 > think-tank-says-ending-capital-gains-tax-could-boost-alberta-investment-2

Think tank says ending capital gains tax could boost Alberta investment

17+ hour, 35+ min ago   (307+ words) CALGARY — Eliminating Alberta’s provincial capital gains tax could increase Albertans’ disposable income by about $1.1 billion a year while encouraging investment, entrepreneurship and job creation, according to a new report from the Montreal Economic Institute. The report argues capital gains taxes…...

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play1037.ca > 08/04/2026 > alberta-launches-website-to-answer-questions-about-ai-data-centres-2

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17+ hour, 40+ min ago   (244+ words) EDMONTON — Albertans curious about the rapid growth of artificial intelligence and data centres now have a single source for answers, with the provincial government launching a new website outlining how the facilities are approved, powered and regulated. The new Alberta....

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play1037.ca > 07/31/2026 > alberta-and-ottawa-deepen-co-operation-with-510-million-housing-agreement

Alberta and Ottawa deepen co-operation with $510-million housing agreement

5+ day, 17+ min ago   (505+ words) EDMONTON — A more co-operative tone between Alberta and Ottawa is emerging as the two governments continue to work together on major infrastructure priorities, from oil and gas development to carbon capture. On Wednesday, that relationship expanded to include housing, with…...

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play1037.ca > 07/30/2026 > woman-charged-after-firearms-complaint-in-chipewyan-prairie-first-nation

Woman charged after firearms complaint in Chipewyan Prairie First Nation

5+ day, 20+ hour ago   (200+ words) FORT McMURRAY — A 39-year-old woman is facing firearms charges after Wood Buffalo RCMP responded to a report of a person carrying a shotgun and ammunition in Chipewyan Prairie First Nation. Police were called around 8:41 p.m. Wednesday after receiving a report…...

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play1037.ca > 07/29/2026 > new-poll-shows-majority-support-for-staying-in-canada-across-every-alberta-region

New poll shows majority support for staying in Canada across every Alberta region

6+ day, 21+ hour ago   (419+ words) EDMONTON — A new poll suggests support for Alberta remaining in Canada holds a majority in every region of the province, with the strongest support in Edmonton and Calgary and narrower margins in central and northern Alberta. The Innovative Research Group…...

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play1037.ca > 07/29/2026 > public-health-care-to-cost-typical-canadian-family-21115-this-year-fraser-institute

Public health care to cost typical Canadian family $21,115 this year: Fraser Institute

1+ week, 2+ hour ago   (357+ words) Frasier institute, Web Media VANCOUVER — A typical Canadian family of four will pay an estimated $21,115 through taxes for public health care this year, according to a new study from the Fraser Institute. The public policy think-tank estimates a family consisting…...

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play1037.ca > 07/28/2026 > alberta-wildfire-asks-fort-mcmurray-residents-to-pledge-to-prevent-wildfires

Alberta Wildfire asks Fort McMurray residents to pledge to prevent wildfires

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (279+ words) FORT McMURRAY — Alberta Wildfire is asking residents in the Fort McMurray Forest Area to take a pledge aimed at reducing the number of human-caused wildfires. The Wildfire Pledge encourages people to commit to responsible fire use, fully extinguishing campfires and…...

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play1037.ca > 07/28/2026 > alberta-looks-to-strengthen-trade-energy-relationship-with-united-states

Alberta looks to strengthen trade, energy relationship with United States

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (363+ words) EDMONTON — Alberta is looking to strengthen its economic relationship with the United States as provincial representatives meet with state lawmakers this week to promote trade, energy and cross-border investment. MLAs Angela Pitt, Glenn van Dijken and Chelsae Petrovic are attending…...