Liam Rockliffe, Staff Writer | On Feb. 29, NDP, in a joint manoeuvre with the Liberal Party of Canada, tabled their new bill for pharmacare. This early-stage pharmacare plan includes complete coverage of contraceptives and...
By Julie Patton, News Editor In November 2023, the Alberta government voted against a motion put forward by the NDP to provide free access to prescription contraception. Had the vote gone through, Albertans would receive...
By James Windler, Contributor Fueling Minds kitchen faces 12 charges in relation to the largest E. coli outbreak in Alberta history. After weeks of investigating, Fueling Minds Kitchen, and its two directors have each...
By Mikaela Delos Santos, Publishing Editor Patients of Marda Loop Medical Clinic received an email on July 24, 2023, offering their membership-based medical service to begin Aug. 1, 2023. Patients who choose to pass...
The cabinet consists of 25 members, a decrease from the previous 27.
By Mikaela Delos Santos, Publishing Editor Danielle Smith wins the Alberta provincial elections after an intense campaign against National Democratic Party (NDP) Alberta Leader Rachel Notley. According to Elections Alberta, The United Conservative Party...
Julie Patton, Staff Writer Last February, the government of Alberta released the budget highlights for 2023. Included in the said budget was the ministry of advanced education’s plan to make post-secondary education more affordable....
Aiden Pasychny, Contributor Premier Danielle Smith won her seat in the Brooks- Medicine Hat byelection last Tuesday defeating four opponents with 54 per cent of the riding’s vote. Smith, who took office on Oct....
Mikaela Delos Santos, News Editor Danielle Smith was elected as the new Alberta Premier after the United Conservative Party (UCP) leadership elections on Oct. 6 of this year. The former Wildrose leader became the...
By Nathan Woolridge, News Editor Alberta Premier Jason Kenney and his cabinet of ministers took their oaths for office on April 30, 2019 after winning a majority government with nearly 55 per cent of the popular vote. But, as we approach...
