Author: Gateway Gazette

Premier Rachel Notley issued the following statement, extending best wishes for Hanukkah: “This time of year, during Alberta’s longest nights, many cultures and religions brighten the darkness with festivals of light. “The Jewish tradition of Hanukkah is one of the most ancient of these festivals, rooted in 2,200 years of history. It celebrates the rededication…

Alberta companies that compete in global markets will benefit from a new emissions reduction framework for large industrial emitters. Carbon Competitiveness Incentives (CCIs) will attract investment in clean technology, protect and create jobs and diversify Alberta’s economy while reducing carbon pollution. The made-in-Alberta plan was designed in consultation with industry and replaces the Specified Gas…

By Calgary Humane This year we want to see if we can find homes for all the shelter animals so they have somewhere special to enjoy the holidays! If you’ve been thinking of adopting a new pet… now is the time. For the month of December we’re offering reduced adoption fees on all animals. Spin the wheel…

Drivers are asked to help keep Alberta roads safe this winter by driving to conditions and giving snowplows room to work. Unpredictable weather is a hallmark of Alberta. It can change rapidly and drastically, creating hazards on Alberta roadways. The Alberta government works with highway maintenance contractors throughout the winter months plowing thousands of kilometres…

The 41st annual Waterton Christmas Bird Count on Friday, December 15th is the perfect colourful winter activity for those who enjoy the outdoors and are interested in birds. Entry to the park is free in celebration of Canada 150 and participation in the event is also free. This is only the second time in the 41 year…

The province is recognizing disaster emergency leadership in High Level for helping ensure northwestern communities are better prepared and protected during a disaster or emergency. Since 2015, the Alberta Emergency Management Achievement Award has recognized individuals and groups who have made remarkable contributions towards building a better prepared and more disaster-resilient community. “When faced with…

Supreme Court to hear case about transportation of alcohol across provincial borders last week Ottawa — The Supreme Court of Canada will hear a case this week which could significantly break down unnecessary barriers to the trade of goods and services throughout the country, says the Canadian Chamber of Commerce and the Canadian Federation of Independent…