Repeat offenders who are a threat to public safety are subject to electronic monitoring in Alberta. The government last week…Continue Reading
Alberta enters 2025 amid government assertions it can attract billions of bucks in high-tech investment in artificial intelligence data centres. But does that translate into a future of buzzing AI buildings along country roads, busily spinning dollars into rural pockets, municipal tax rolls and Indigenous communities? Along with a new government strategy, two announcements –...Continue Reading
Posted 23 January 2025
Repeat offenders who are a threat to public safety are subject to electronic monitoring in Alberta. The government last week…Continue Reading
Posted 23 January 2025
Alberta alternative country singer-songwriter Kyle McKearney is headed to Fort Macleod’s Empress Theatre on Saturday, Jan. 25 as part of…Continue Reading
Posted 23 January 2025
An early glitch in Alberta’s plan to reach the global stage in the artificial intelligence industry has the NDP again…Continue Reading
Posted 23 January 2025
Artificial intelligence and Alberta fit together like prairies and barley, the province has suggested in its push to make data…Continue Reading
Posted 16 January 2025
Parks Canada and the Blackfoot Confederacy Tribal Council have launched the Blackfoot Guardianship of the Eastern Slopes of the Rockies project. This program will be Siksikaitsitapi-led, with support from Parks Canada staff in Waterton Lakes National Park. “As stewards of these ancestral lands, the Blackfoot Confederacy takes great pride in this opportunity to ensure the…Continue Reading
Posted 16 January 2025
The Community Foundation of Lethbridge and Southwestern Alberta is now accepting grant applications for the Community Priorities, Henry S. Varley…Continue Reading
Posted 16 January 2025
Nurse-turned-musician Tracy Millar, considered one of Alberta’s most talented disciples of traditional country music, is kicking off a new season…Continue Reading
Posted 16 January 2025
A barely touched hamburger and fries at his side, Naheed Nenshi had completed six year-end interviews back-to-back at the Citadel Theatre in downtown Edmonton. It was the day after the final 2024 sitting of the Alberta legislature, and thieves had smashed through a window to get into his car. But his staff had accomplished the…Continue Reading
Posted 08 January 2025
Alberta’s rural heartland will continue to inform the UCP agenda in 2025, Premier Danielle Smith said in a year-end interview aimed at audiences beyond Calgary and Edmonton. Health care, public safety and housing for seniors are among the issues that small-town, small-city and countryside Alberta can expect continued progress on, Smith told The Macleod Gazette.…Continue Reading