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  • Employee Training Supports for Agri-businesses

    Employee Training Supports for Agri-businesses

    In response to COVID-19, the Government of Alberta has created a new Agriculture Training Support Program to help employers in the food supply chain provide necessary training to new Alberta employees. The program is intended to offset costs for COVID-19 safety and training, including the costs for personal protective equipment and to remove any barriers…

    May 16, 2020
  • If You Can’t Bring Bamboo to the Giant Pandas, You Need to Move the Giant Pandas Closer to the Bamboo!

    If You Can’t Bring Bamboo to the Giant Pandas, You Need to Move the Giant Pandas Closer to the Bamboo!

    Calgary Zoo After months of overcoming barriers to transporting fresh bamboo to feed its giant pandas, the Calgary Zoo announced today that it will be relocating giant pandas, “Er Shun” and “Da Mao”, back home to China where bamboo is abundant and local. “We believe the best and safest place for Er Shun and Da…

    May 16, 2020
  • Calgary Business Charged with Price Gouging

    Calgary Business Charged with Price Gouging

    The government has charged a Calgary-based business with ignoring an order to stop charging exorbitant prices for several consumer products. Service Alberta’s Consumer Investigations Unit (CIU) first learned of the business by an anonymous tip received through its Report a Rip-Off line. A CIU investigator went to CCA Logistics Ltd (Newsway) on April 1 and…

    May 15, 2020
  • Know Before You Go This Holiday Weekend

    Know Before You Go This Holiday Weekend

    Put safety first this Victoria Day weekend. Government is encouraging all Albertans to follow public health guidelines and take extra steps to keep themselves and members of their household safe as they head out to provincial parks, cottages and onto public land this weekend. “Albertans are anxious for adventure and a change of scenery, but…

    May 15, 2020
  • Town of Turner Valley: Changes to Garbage Collection Procedure- Placement of RFID Tags on Carts

    Town of Turner Valley: Changes to Garbage Collection Procedure- Placement of RFID Tags on Carts

    Turner Valley, AB – From May 19 to 20 and May 26 to 27, the Town of Turner Valley is asking all residents to leave garbage carts out for the entire day, on their scheduled collection day. This will allow Town staff to equip garbage carts with Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tags that will be…

    May 15, 2020
  • National Road Safety Week: Minister McIver

    National Road Safety Week: Minister McIver

    Transportation Minister Ric McIver issued the following statement marking National Road Safety Week, May 12-18: “This week marks National Road Safety Week in Canada. Although many of us may not be driving to work or school right now, we all need to practise our best driving and riding habits. “Over the past few weeks, there…

    May 15, 2020
  • First Nations Business Sees Future in Forestry

    First Nations Business Sees Future in Forestry

    Kee Tas Kee Now Sawmill Ltd. has been awarded additional timber. The award of a deciduous timber allocation to Kee Tas Kee Now Sawmill Ltd. (KSL) is expected to create up to 20 permanent jobs, including professionals, heavy equipment operators, log truck drivers and labourers. With two coniferous timber quotas already in place, KSL has…

    May 15, 2020
  • Parks Canada Information Bulletin: Suspension of Visitor Services and Vehicle Access at Waterton Lakes National Park Continue Over Victoria Day Long Weekend

    Parks Canada Information Bulletin: Suspension of Visitor Services and Vehicle Access at Waterton Lakes National Park Continue Over Victoria Day Long Weekend

    WATERTON PARK, ALBERTA, May 15, 2020 – Parks Canada is reminding everyone in Alberta that visitor services and vehicle access continue to be suspended at all national parks, national historic sites, heritage canals and national marine conservation areas, including Waterton Lakes National Park, over the Victoria Day Long Weekend. All services and facilities such as campgrounds, the Visitor…

    May 15, 2020
  • Add Elegance To Your Outdoors By Choosing The Right Type Of Patio Furniture

    Add Elegance To Your Outdoors By Choosing The Right Type Of Patio Furniture

    As summer approaches, we all think about hosting outdoor parties or just relax by yourself enjoying the sun. If you are someone who spends most of their hours working or you are just too lazy to spend time caring for your furniture; then wooden patio furniture is the best option for you.

    May 15, 2020
  • RCMP Reminds Albertans to Respect Public Health Orders and Traffic Laws During Canada Road Safety Week and May Long Weekend

    RCMP Reminds Albertans to Respect Public Health Orders and Traffic Laws During Canada Road Safety Week and May Long Weekend

    Edmonton – The Victoria Day long weekend typically marks the start of road trip season for many Albertans. Due to the ongoing pandemic, this year is different than all others. The week of May 12-18 is Canada Road Safety Week, a seven-day national campaign led by the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police (CACP), aimed at making our…

    May 15, 2020
  • Relief for the Child Care Sector

    Relief for the Child Care Sector

    Up to $17.8 million in grants will be provided to child care centres and approved family day home agencies to ensure they are ready to safely restart and support families through Alberta’s economic recovery. Day care centres and out-of-school care centres will benefit from a phased approach for these supports. Phase 1 – $6.7 million:…

    May 15, 2020
  • Update 62: COVID-19 pandemic in Alberta

    Update 62: COVID-19 pandemic in Alberta

    May 14 at 5 p.m. Stage one of Alberta’s relaunch strategy has begun as restrictions are gradually lifted, with a more gradual reopening in Calgary and Brooks. Alberta’s COVID-19 hospitalization rates remain low with 65 people currently in hospital, 10 of whom are in intensive care. In total, 5,205 Albertans have recovered from COVID-19. One…

    May 15, 2020
  • Healthy Hints from Pharmasave: Sleep Disorders

    Healthy Hints from Pharmasave: Sleep Disorders

    If you’ve tried everything and still don’t seem to be getting enough sleep, speak with your doctor. Your sleep problems may be due to a medical condition or one of the medications you are taking. Most sleep problems can be diagnosed and treated safely and effectively. Some of the most common sleep disorders are: sleep…

    May 15, 2020
  • Town of Okotoks Extends Closure of Public Recreation and Culture Facilities

    Town of Okotoks Extends Closure of Public Recreation and Culture Facilities

    The Town of Okotoks is extending the closure of all indoor and outdoor recreation and cultural facilities, as well as cancelling all events in their traditional format until July 2, 2020.  This decision was made to continue to support the federal and provincial directives to help limit the spread of COVID-19.  “The health and safety…

    May 14, 2020
  • Legislation to Help Keep the Lights On

    Legislation to Help Keep the Lights On

    Bill 14 will enable the Utility Payment Deferral Program, which is helping Albertans affected financially by the COVID-19 pandemic. If passed, the Utility Payment Deferral Program Act will allow electricity and natural gas providers to apply for loans either from the Balancing Pool or from the Government of Alberta, ensuring they have the cash flow to support…

    May 14, 2020
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