Highlights

“It’s something that we as Alberta and other provinces are going to want to make sure that they get the best deal possible for their farmers."

After the standstill caused by the pandemic in 2020, real estate markets across the province are surging. Low interest rates, a COVID-19 vaccine and desire for change are some of the reasons why, say experts.

Kenney said Alberta is looking at many options, including the New Brunswick model or perhaps Quebec’s cap-and-trade system.

"Twelve months of relentless, fearful lecturing has done its trick. Our collective backbone is washed away: like those gallant men who stepped aside a long, long time ago to let women and children go first."

Cyber security experts working with town 'to restore the integrity of our system,' says mayor

Firefighters are still virtually scrambling to fundraise for Muscular Dystrophy Canada with only one week left, while SAIF and the Rugby Club have started promoting their spring fundraisers early.

25-year-old Bowden woman was found deceased in an apartment unit in Bowden on March 22

More cases in addition to two announced March 24

Boudreau Communities looking for feedback before application goes to council April 19

“It's both astounding and incredible that we actually have vaccines available to us.”