Tag: Alberta Government

$11.6 million pipeline technology headed to Hardisty aims to cut costs and emissions

An $11.6 million investment will help test innovative pipeline technology near Hardisty, Alberta, with the goal of reducing diluent use, lowering emissions, and improving bitumen transportation efficiency.

Alberta releases draft “Meat Chart” for proposed no‑fault auto insurance

While Albertans were prepping for Thanksgiving, the government released its proposal for a new no‑fault auto insurance system, including a "meat chart" that assigns fixed dollar payouts for permanent injuries like loss of pregnancy, eyesight, or limbs.

Alberta declares state of public emergency

Premier Jason Kenney has declared a state of public emergency in response to COVID-19. Public events with more than 50...

Dr. Cooke Centre’s south wing demolition set for early spring

Preparations are underway for the destruction of Dr. Cooke Extended Care Centre's south wing. According to the Government of Alberta,...

Thorpe Recovery Centre receiving $2 million in provincial funding

The Alberta government has put Thorpe Recovery Centre’s funding worries to rest. Premier Jason Kenney announced they will be funding...

Vermilion hosting provincial agriculture research open house

The Alberta provincial government is looking for feedback from local farmers, ranchers and those in the agriculture sector. An agriculture...
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Lloydminster swimming community facing pool capacity challenges

The Lloydminster Riptides say growing demand for swimming programs is putting pressure on lane availability at the city's indoor pool, with multiple user groups competing for space.

Lashburn woman faces drug trafficking charges after RCMP investigation near Lloydminster

A Lashburn woman faces drug and firearm charges after RCMP seized cocaine, methamphetamine and other drugs near Lloydminster and in Lashburn.

Tickets on sale for 2027 provincial curling championships in Lloydminster

Tickets are now available for the 2027 Bunge Prairie Pinnacle and SaskTel Tankard, running Jan. 11-17 at Lloydminster’s Cenovus Energy Hub.

Lloydminster Lions name Peace Poster Contest winners

The Lloydminster Lions have recognized local students in the local leg of this year's Lions International Peace Poster Contest, with Bishop Lloyd student Reese Bagui named the Lloydminster winner.

RCMP officer narrowly missed by SUV during Highway 16 traffic stop east of Lloydminster

A Saskatchewan RCMP officer escaped serious injury after an SUV struck a parked police vehicle during a traffic stop east of Lloydminster on Highway 16.
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