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Municipalities say unpaid oil and gas taxes should be collected from royalty revenue
Brett McKay, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Leaders from Alberta’s rural municipalities say they have tried everything in their power to...
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A granddaughter remembers
Priscillia Mays Tait Local Journalism Initiative Reporter It is recorded that Maggie Gray gave birth to Thomas Gray Tait (my...
Life in and after the military has rewards and challenges, say Newfoundland medics
Olivia Bradbury, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Luc and Sandy Levesque have lived in Upper Island Cove, Newfoundland, for 23 years....
Private member’s bill introduced to Legislature aims to make life better for Indigenous Albertans
George Lee, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter A bill introduced last week in the legislature would give truth and reconciliation the...
Reignited trade war and ‘sham allegations’ unfairly punish canola producers, says opposition critic
George Lee, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Canola producers need protection from an ongoing trade war with China that’s costing their...
Registered nursing training program going well
Pearl Lorentzen, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter In the spring of 2023, Northern Lakes College (NLC) and Athabasca University announced 60...
Expert says gun owners are responsible for safety of their own firearms
Pratik Bhattarai, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter A former assistant gun range safety officer says the onus is always on the...