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Results for :04/22/2013 - 05/22/2013 03:42:59
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Landslide closes Highway 744 on Judah Hill May 21, 2013 Travellers' Advisory
To protect the travelling public, a portion of Highway 744 from the corporate limits of the Town of Peace River to the top of Judah Hill has been closed due to a severe and active landslide.
Subject : Transportation -
Nighttime paving to smooth ride on SW Henday May 21, 2013 Travellers' Advisory
Nighttime paving and line painting work that begins May 21 on Southwest Anthony Henday Drive between Lessard Road and Webber Greens Drive/87 Avenue will improve safety and comfort for motorists.
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Excellent Alberta teachers chosen May 21, 2013 Information Bulletin
The Alberta Government is recognizing 20 outstanding teachers and principals from across the province as 2013 Excellence in Teaching award recipients .
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Overnight concrete work on Deerfoot Trail bridge May 21, 2013 Travellers' Advisory
Calgary ... A total of 2,000 tonnes of concrete - enough to fill 4,000 half-tonne pickup trucks - will be poured onto the deck of the Stoney Trail/Deerfoot Trail SE bridge over four nights this week.
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Updated timeline: Baseline bridge demolition May 17, 2013 Travellers' Advisory
Edmonton ...Demolition of the current eastbound Baseline Road bridge to accommodate the construction of a new bridge over Anthony Henday Drive has been rescheduled and will now take place from May 24 to 27. The demolition work will begin at 8 p.m. on Friday, May 24. To ensure a safe construction zone for workers and motorists, northbound and southbound traffic on Anthony Henday Drive will be redirected around the demolition site using the existing ramp intersections. Speed reduction will be maintained at 50km/h on Baseline Road and the detour ramps. Traffic on Baseline Road will continue to flow freely with two lanes in each direction available at all times. Doing the work over the weekend will minimize disruption for motorists and the demolition will be complete by 6 a.m. on May 27, ensuring free flow traffic for Monday morning commuters.
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Alberta Health improperly refused to confirm or deny existence of a record May 17, 2013 News Release
An Adjudicator with the Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner has determined that Alberta Health improperly refused to confirm or deny the existence of a record under the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FOIP Act).
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Sangha Operating Group Inc. ultimately provides records to former employee May 17, 2013 News Release
An Adjudicator with the Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner has determined that Sangha Operating Group Inc. failed to meet the timelines set out in the Personal Information Protection Act (PIPA) and initially failed to fulfill its duty to assist under the Act, but ultimately responded appropriately to a request for personal information.
Subject : Health -
New Stettler culvert built to last May 17, 2013 Travellers' Advisory
Stettler... Construction of a new 36-metre long culvert at Red Willow Creek in Stettler just north of 44 Ave. will mean traffic delays and detours on Highway 56.
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2013 Minister's Seniors Service Awards recognize outstanding work May 17, 2013 Information Bulletin
89 individuals and organizations are nominated for this year’s Minister’s Seniors Service Awards .
Subject : Health -
Alberta set to seize global opportunities, build new markets May 17, 2013 News Release
The province’s new International Strategy takes a Team Alberta approach to bolster access in priority markets, attract investment and give Albertans support to succeed globally.
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84 Alberta leaders appointed to Alberta's Promise May 16, 2013 News Release
Premier Redford announced today the appointment of 84 community, business and agency leaders to the Premier’s Council on Alberta’s Promise . The appointments are in effect until March 31, 2016.
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Individual fined for providing false information May 16, 2013 Information Bulletin
The Provincial Court of Alberta has fined an Alberta man $20,000 for knowingly providing false or misleading information pursuant to a requirement under the Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act .
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Redford government continues building Alberta May 16, 2013 News Release
The Redford government continued to deliver results for Albertans during a spring session that focused on dealing with the fiscal challenges created by the Bitumen Bubble, negotiations with doctors and teachers, and legislation that matters to Albertans.
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Alberta government and Metis settlements celebrate new development agreement May 16, 2013 News Release
Opportunities for Alberta’s Metis to more fully enjoy the benefits of resource development underscore a new agreement between the Metis Settlements General Council and Alberta government.
Subject : Economy | Energy -
Approved Orders in Council May 16, 2013 Orders in Council
Cabinet Meeting - May 14, 2013
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Better, safer Highway 16 access coming for Spruce Grove May 16, 2013 Travellers' Advisory
Road widening and bridge improvements for Century Road over Highway 16 begin May 21, a joint project by Alberta Transportation and the City of Spruce Grove to improve traffic capacity and safety in the area.
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Out with old and in with new Henday bridge at Baseline May 15, 2013 Travellers' Advisory
Nighttime demolition of the current eastbound Baseline Road bridge will begin May 20 to accommodate the construction of a new bridge over Anthony Henday Drive.
Subject : Transportation -
ASIRT investigating shooting in Calgary May 15, 2013 News Release
The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) is investigating a Calgary Police Service (CPS) officer-involved shooting in the northwest end of the city on Tuesday, May 14.
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Dinosaur-era garden reopens May 17 at Royal Tyrrell Museum May 15, 2013 Information Bulletin
A three-tonne petrified tree stump, two gingko trees and an intact dinosaur footprint found just steps from the museum are treasures in the Royal Tyrrell Museum ’s Cretaceous Garden, reopening Friday, May 17, after almost two years of renovations.
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Premier Redford congratulates B.C. Liberals May 15, 2013 News Release
Premier Alison Redford issued the following statement after the Liberal Party’s victory in the British Columbia general election:
Subject : Economy -
Nighttime overpass repairs on QEII near Millet May 14, 2013 Travellers' Advisory
Millet... Bridge repair work begins May 21 on the overpass carrying Township Road 482 over the Queen Elizabeth II Highway (QEII) approximately 13 kilometres south of Leduc. The project is expected to be complete by June 15, weather permitting.
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New legislation establishes funding formula for oil sands monitoring May 14, 2013 News Release
Bill 21, the Environmental Protection and Enhancement Amendment Act, 2013 , passed by the Alberta Legislature on May 8, establishes a funding mechanism for Alberta’s enhanced oil sands monitoring program.
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May long weekend: what to know before you go May 14, 2013 Information Bulletin
Before you head out this long weekend - or any time this summer - get the information you need from the Alberta government on fire bans, liquor bans, safe camping, and more.
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More protection for Albertans in emergencies May 14, 2013 News Release
The Redford government is improving its ability to respond to emergencies by accepting all of the recommendations put forward in an external review of the May 2011 Lesser Slave Lake Wildfires.
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Concrete pours into two more Stoney Trail bridges May 13, 2013 Travellers' Advisory
Calgary ... Concrete will flow for three straight days from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. starting May 14 as work continues on the new bridge deck carrying Chaparral Boulevard/Sun Valley Boulevard SE over Stoney Trail SE. The concrete work will then move to the Deerfoot Trail interchange with an overnight pour from May 16 at 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. the following morning.
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New legislation to improve organ and tissue donation rates May 13, 2013 News Release
The Redford government is taking action to improve Alberta’s organ and tissue donation rates and lower transplant wait times across the country, in an effort to save and improve more lives.
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Government ensures stability for Alberta students May 13, 2013 News Release
Alberta is ensuring that families will continue to enjoy stability in the province’s classrooms by introducing legislation that will extend the four-year deal negotiated with the Alberta Teachers’ Association (ATA) to all the province’s teachers and school boards.
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Ukrainian Village season kicks off with Journey to Canada exhibit and dance celebrations May 13, 2013 Information Bulletin
On Monday, May 20, the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village officially opens for the summer season with a new feature exhibit and a celebration of Ukrainian dance.
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Alberta strengthens trade relationship with Kazakhstan May 13, 2013 News Release
Agriculture and Rural Development Minister Verlyn Olson will promote Alberta’s agricultural expertise and high-quality products including livestock and genetics , during an upcoming trade mission to Kazakhstan.
Subject : Economy -
Successful Market Access Tour held over May 13, 2013 News Release
The Alberta government’s Market Access Tour is being extended to help even more businesses export their products.
Subject : Economy -
Albertans recognized for keeping children and youth healthy May 13, 2013 News Release
The Alberta government is honouring nine Alberta schools, individuals and school districts that promote healthy eating, physical activity and positive social environments.
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More Albertans putting local food on their plates May 13, 2013 Information Bulletin
With the May long weekend approaching, 130 approved farmers’ markets across the province are starting their 2013-14 season.
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Minister hopeful teacher deal can be reached by deadline May 13, 2013 News Release
Education Minister Jeff Johnson remains confident a provincewide labour agreement between Alberta’s 62 school boards and their teachers can be reached before tonight’s ratification deadline.
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Fire weather advisory for central and southern Alberta May 12, 2013 News Release
Dry conditions and expected winds between 70 and 80 kilometres per hour will push the fire hazard to extreme levels today and tomorrow. Albertans are advised to take extreme caution.
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New lights signal NE Henday progress at Baseline May 10, 2013 Travellers' Advisory
Starting the morning of Monday, May 13, two new traffic signals will have been installed on Baseline Road to accommodate the construction of a new bridge over Anthony Henday Drive. The traffic signals will be installed overnight on Sunday night.
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Building Alberta by transforming education May 10, 2013 News Release
New Alberta government initiatives unveiled during Education Week improve Alberta’s education system for the benefit of students, parents and all Albertans.
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Fabulous Fifties exhibit opens May 18 at Reynolds-Alberta Museum May 10, 2013 Information Bulletin
Car tunes, drive-ins and Chrome Dreams will invade the Reynolds-Alberta Museum on Saturday, May 18, as The Fabulous Fifties opens.
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Honouring those who keep our neighbourhoods safe May 10, 2013 Information Bulletin
The Alberta government is recognizing individuals and organizations with crime prevention awards for their work in reducing and preventing crime in communities across the province.
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Kick off summer safely this May long weekend May 10, 2013 Information Bulletin
By respecting the land and obeying the law , Albertans can help make the May long weekend - the traditional kick-off to summer - enjoyable for all.
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Province honours top early learning and child care professionals May 10, 2013 Information Bulletin
Fourteen early learning and child care professionals who excel in their work with children and families are recipients of this year’s Awards of Excellence.
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New recreation trail lined with awe-inspiring vistas May 10, 2013 News Release
Families, bikers, hikers, and rollerbladers will have eight more kilometres to enjoy along the Rocky Mountain Legacy Trail between Canmore and Banff.
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New bridge deck means overnight delays on Deerfoot Trail May 10, 2013 Travellers' Advisory
Late night motorists will see truckloads of concrete being delivered for a new bridge deck at Seton Boulevard/196th Avenue SE and Stony Trail from 10 p.m. on May 11 to 8 a.m. the following morning. More than 150 cubic meters of concrete, about 15 truckloads, will be poured overnight for the new bridge deck.
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Redford government clarifies law to help bare land condo owners, amends other Acts May 10, 2013 News Release
Legislation governing condominiums has been passed to help protect bare land condo owners from large assessments to repair and maintain managed property.
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Diverse leaders to receive province's highest honour May 09, 2013 News Release
Eight outstanding Albertans are set to join the ranks of the Alberta Order of Excellence this year in recognition of their diverse and longstanding contributions on the local, provincial, national and international stage.
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Alberta empowers more students to succeed May 09, 2013 News Release
Alberta is giving teachers more tools to help students succeed by introducing new, more student-friendly assessments that will replace the existing Provincial Achievement Tests (PATs).
Subject : Education and Training -
Expanded program tests ticks for Lyme bacteria May 09, 2013 News Release
Albertans who find ticks while enjoying the outdoors this summer are encouraged to submit them for testing for the bacteria that causes Lyme disease in humans.
Subject : Health -
Approved Orders in Council May 08, 2013 Orders in Council
Cabinet Meeting - May 7, 2013
Subject : Health | Education and Training | Family Supports | Economy -
Legislation supports greater involvement for First Nations in consultation process May 08, 2013 News Release
Alberta’s First Nations will be better supported in the planning process to develop the province’s natural resources through new enabling legislation introduced today in the Alberta Legislature.
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New Assistant Chief Judge appointed to Edmonton Criminal Court May 08, 2013 News Release
Judge Lawrence G. Anderson will replace Edmonton Criminal Court Assistant Chief Judge James K. Wheatley, effective May 14. Judge Anderson’s appointment is for a term of five years.
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Klondyke Ferry open to traffic near Fort Assiniboine May 08, 2013 Travellers' Advisory
The Klondyke (Vega) Ferry near Fort Assiniboine has opened to traffic for the 2013 season. The Alberta government operates seven ferries on the provincial highway network.
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Horner brings Alberta's story to investors in Asia May 08, 2013 News Release
Opening doors to Asian markets will top the agenda when Doug Horner, President of Treasury Board and Minister of Finance, travels to Asia May 13-24.
Subject : Economy -
Temporary off ramp opens at Deerfoot and Stoney Trails May 08, 2013 Travellers' Advisory
Motorists heading north on Deerfoot Trail to travel east on Stoney Trail will be re-routed to a different off ramp for eight weeks beginning Thursday, May 9, 2013. The existing eastbound off ramp is being removed so a new ramp can be built in its place as part of the Calgary Ring Road.
Subject : Transportation -
New legislation calls for review of family violence deaths May 08, 2013 News Release
Incidents of family violence that end in fatality would undergo investigation by a proposed death review committee, under legislation introduced by the Alberta government on May 7.
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ERCB report indicates largest conventional crude oil production and reserves increase in decades May 08, 2013 News Release
The latest edition of the Energy Resources Conservation Board (ERCB) publication ST-98 Alberta's Energy Reserves 2012 and Supply/Demand Outlook 2013-2022, shows a 14 per cent increase in production and 9.5 per cent increase in reserves over 2011 levels.
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Flex approach to high school learning May 08, 2013 News Release
A requirement for high school students to have 25 hours of face-to-face instruction per course credit is proving to be old school.
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Syncrude access upgrades on Highway 63 May 08, 2013 Travellers' Advisory
On May 8, Syncrude will resume construction on access upgrades for their site. Work will take place during non-peak hours on Highway 63 southbound between the Syncrude entrance and the Giants of Mining Exhibit.
Subject : Transportation -
Highway 63 maintenance north of Athabasca Bridge May 08, 2013 Travellers' Advisory
Nighttime maintenance work on Highway 63 north of the Athabasca Bridge will take place on May 8 between 10 p.m. and 4:30 a.m.
Subject : Transportation -
Video contest winners promote emergency preparedness May 08, 2013 Information Bulletin
The Alberta government has selected the winning submissions in this year’s Who Depends on You in 72? video contest.
Subject : Family Supports | Economy -
Redford Government puts Children First May 07, 2013 News Release
The Alberta government is increasing support and protection for children in Alberta.
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Upgrades on SW Anthony Henday Drive improve safety May 07, 2013 Travellers' Advisory
Nighttime maintenance and line painting work on Southwest Anthony Henday Drive between Highway 2 to Lessard Road begins May 7.
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Alberta strengthens 911 services May 07, 2013 News Release
New supports are on the way for 911 call centres now that Bill 15, the Emergency 911 Act , has passed third reading in the Alberta Legislature.
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Online diploma exams create more flexibility for students May 07, 2013 News Release
Alberta students will soon be able to write their diploma exams in a digital format and have access to more exam sessions throughout the year.
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New legislation strengthens Alberta's Metis Settlements May 07, 2013 News Release
Bill 19, the Metis Settlements Amendment Act, 2013 , passed by the Alberta Legislature on May 6, strengthens governance, accountability and sustainability in Alberta’s Metis Settlements.
Subject : Economy -
4-H Premier's Award recipient announced May 06, 2013 News Release
Michelle Hoover from Delia is the recipient of the 2013 4-H Alberta Premier’s Award - the most prestigious honour awarded to a 4-H member in Alberta.
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Healthy U 5and1 Experiment helps families develop healthy habits May 06, 2013 News Release
“Eye Spy,” “Colour Your World,” and “Bad Smells with Benefits” are just a few of the food experiments and physical activities available in the new Healthy U 5&1 Experiment , challenging Alberta families to try nutritious food and get active.
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Alberta gives more students hands-on learning opportunities May 06, 2013 News Release
The Redford government is giving more high school students the opportunity to pursue their academic and career interests by adding more dual credit courses across the province.
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Law Enforcement Review Board hearing schedule for May May 03, 2013 Information Bulletin
The Law Enforcement Review Board has scheduled the following matter to hear final arguments from the parties. The hearing will be conducted at the Medicine Hat Courthouse, 460 First Street, S.E.
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Wet weather delays some Peace Country roadside cleanup May 03, 2013 Travellers' Advisory
Recent snow and rain will delay local volunteers in some areas of the Peace Country by at least a week in their quest to clean up highway ditches.
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Thousands of new spaces for Alberta students May 03, 2013 News Release
Parents, students and community leaders are hailing the announcement of 30 new and modernized school projects across Alberta this week.
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Redford government announces new schools for Edmonton and area May 02, 2013 News Release
Families in the Edmonton area will benefit from seven new schools and one major modernization that will ensure their sons and daughters can continue to receive a world-class education in modern, student-friendly facilities.
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Building young brains for resilience, mental health May 02, 2013 News Release
Parents, caregivers and professionals are invited to login to How Love Builds Brains, a live webcast with respected child psychologist Dr. Jean Clinton. The May 7 program will explore the critical role of loving relationships in developing the brain, building resilience and fostering mental health in children and youth.
Subject : Health | Family Supports -
Technology supports heart patients at home May 02, 2013 News Release
A group of Albertans living with heart failure will have their conditions monitored right from their homes as part of an innovative pilot project . The pilot is a collaboration between the Alberta government, Alberta Health Services and GE Canada.
Subject : Health -
Government responds to AUPE claim May 02, 2013 News Release
Tim Grant, Deputy Solicitor General issued the following statement to reiterate government's position following the end of a five day illegal strike by members of the Alberta Union of Provincial Employees:
Subject : Economy -
Rescheduled Calgary Court Centre appearances May 01, 2013 Information Bulletin
Due to the investigation of a suspicious package, the Calgary Court Centre was closed for much of Wednesday, May 1. It re-opened late this afternoon.
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Order in Council Approved May 1, 2013 May 01, 2013 Orders in Council
HONOURABLE MR. HORNE
Subject : Health -
Alberta youth learn about workplace safety through annual video contest May 01, 2013 Information Bulletin
Three student teams were recognized for their work in the 5th Annual Work Safe Alberta student video contest .
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Redford government announces new schools for Calgary May 01, 2013 News Release
Families in Calgary will benefit from nine new and replacement schools that will ensure their sons and daughters can continue to receive a world-class education in modern, student-friendly facilities.
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Premier Redford responds to end of illegal strike April 30, 2013 News Release
Premier Alison Redford issued the following statement in response to the news that the AUPE has decided to end its illegal strike:
Subject : Economy -
Highway 3 upgrades underway April 30, 2013 Travellers' Advisory
Lethbridge ...Travellers between Lethbridge and Coaldale on Highway 3 may experience minor delays between May 1 and July 31 as six intersections and turn bays are upgraded and 27 kilometres repaving work is completed.
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Province's condominium consultation ends this week April 30, 2013 Information Bulletin
Albertans have until May 2 to share their views for the Alberta government’s review of condominium legislation.
Subject : Economy -
Repairs to Highway 893 bridge improve safety April 30, 2013 Travellers' Advisory
Work begins May 7 on the bridge carrying Highway 893 over the North Saskatchewan River near Heinsburg and is expected to be complete by September 15, weather permitting.
Subject : Transportation -
Royal Alberta Museum acquires PoW collection April 30, 2013 Information Bulletin
The Royal Alberta Museum will offer a unique window on the province’s history of prisoners of war (PoWs) thanks to its recent acquisition of the Robert Henderson PoW Collection.
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New strategy bolsters province's fight against cancer April 30, 2013 News Release
Albertans will see improved cancer screening, diagnosis, treatment and support as the government moves forward with a bold new plan to fight cancer.
Subject : Health -
Redford government announces new schools for central and southern Alberta April 30, 2013 News Release
Families in central and southern Alberta will benefit from five new schools and a modernization that will ensure their sons and daughters can continue to receive a world-class education in modern, student-friendly facilities.
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Order in Council Approved April 29, 2013 April 29, 2013 Orders in Council
HONOURABLE MR. HUGHES
Subject : Economy | Energy -
Chief executive officer of new energy regulator named April 29, 2013 News Release
Chief Executive Officer Jim Ellis will be responsible for the operations of the new Alberta Energy Regulator , joining recently-named Board Chair Gerry Protti on the leadership team.
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Redford government announces new schools for northern Alberta April 29, 2013 News Release
Families in northern Alberta will benefit from seven new schools that will ensure their sons and daughters can continue to receive a world-class education in modern, student-friendly facilities.
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Corrections staff beginning to return to work April 28, 2013 News Release
Alberta Justice and Solicitor General issued the following statement to provincial corrections staff:
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Labour Relations Board orders corrections staff back to work April 27, 2013 News Release
Thomas Lukazsuk, Deputy Premier and Minister of Enterprise and Advanced Education, issued the following statement in response to the Cease and Desist order from the Alberta Labour Relations Board:
Subject : Family Supports -
Response to illegal job action in correctional facilities April 27, 2013 News Release
Jonathan Denis, Minister of Justice and Solicitor General, issued the following statement in response to the illegal job action:
Subject : Family Supports -
Repairs to Highway 21 overpass improve safety April 26, 2013 Travellers' Advisory
Work begins next week on the northbound overpass carrying Highway 21 over Highway 16 just east of Edmonton and is expected to be complete by July 31, weather permitting.
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Awards recognize public library excellence and innovation in Alberta April 26, 2013 Information Bulletin
Alberta’s public libraries were recognized for their outstanding contributions to communities across the province with the presentation of the 2013 Minister’s Awards for Excellence and Innovation in Public Library Service . Doug Griffiths, Minister of Municipal Affairs handed out the awards at the annual Alberta Libraries Conference held in Jasper.
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Lieutenant Governor awards Golden Jubilee Citizenship Medals to students April 26, 2013 Information Bulletin
On Friday, May 3, His Honour, Col. (Ret’d) the Honourable Donald S. Ethell, Lieutenant Governor of Alberta, will present the 2012 Queen’s Golden Jubilee Citizenship Medal to seven young Albertans. The medal, which recognizes the recipients’ volunteerism and leadership in their communities and schools, will be awarded at Government House in Edmonton at 3:30 p.m.
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Environmental charges laid against pipeline company April 26, 2013 Information Bulletin
The Alberta government has laid charges against Plains Midstream Canada ULC for a pipeline spill, which took place near the Hamlet of Little Buffalo in April 2011.
Subject : Environment -
Volunteers "spring clean" highways April 26, 2013 Information Bulletin
Young volunteers will be part of cleanup efforts on provincial roadways during the 37th annual Highway Cleanup Event on Saturday, May 4, between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m.
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Government supports greater access to library resources April 25, 2013 News Release
A one-time $400,000 grant from the Alberta Government will help public libraries with the costs of sharing resources. The one-time funding to the 16 key library access points in the provincewide public library network will help offset operational costs, such as staffing, technology, and courier distribution, as resource-sharing expands across the province.
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Bridges sprouting up along Stoney Trail this spring April 25, 2013 Travellers' Advisory
Concrete for the new twin bridge deck at 88 Street S.E. over Highway 22X will be poured between 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. on April 26 and 27 . Approximately 30 trucks will be moving 350 tonnes of concrete that will be poured throughout the two days over the weekend.
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Daytime earth haul across Highway 22X April 25, 2013 Travellers' Advisory
Motorists may experience brief daytime delays from April 27 to May 24 on Highway 22X for the transportation of excavated clay material. Delays will occur from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Highway 22X west of 88th Street SE.
Subject : Transportation -
New judge appointed to Central Region Provincial Court April 24, 2013 News Release
Gordon Yake, Q.C., has been appointed to Alberta’s Central Region Provincial Court, effective April 24.
Subject : Family Supports | Economy -
Approved Orders in Council April 24, 2013 Orders in Council
Cabinet Meeting - April 23, 2013
Subject : Education and Training | Family Supports | Community and Recreation | Economy | Environment | Transportation
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