Highlights

Critics say UCP caucus members who are challenging lockdown rules are undermining Premier Jason Kenney's authority. Kenney says the members are representing their constituents and it's a matter of free speech.

Province is giving $1,200 payments to about 380,000 public and private-sector front-line workers. Recipients include gas-station attendants, school-bus drivers, social workers, grocery cashiers, custodians, hospital orderlies, pharmacy assistants, counsellors and nurses.

The museum has lined up a series of virtual presentations on cultural tattooing and cultural appropriation.

Airdrie resident Tony White was Alberta’s first official cancer patient to receive the go-ahead to undergo psilocybin (psychedelic mushroom) therapy.

"Best money we spent all year!"

Banff's residential property assessments remain relatively stable, decreasing about one per cent.

About $6 billion will be available to municipalities right away for projects that are ready to go, according to the government, while the remainder will go into a $3-billion-per-year fund starting in 2026-27.

Fashion will be the topic of discussion during Friday's screening as part of the library's Black Film Watch Parties.

"While they've had some really awesome experiences skating outside, there is nothing that can replace being on fast ice, world-class ice, which we had in Calgary and we will have again."

"If you really need to talk to somebody about your anti-racism journey, reach out to your white friends. Because the fact of the matter is, everyday people of colour have conversations about race thrust upon us, with or without our consent. It would be nice if those around us didn’t add to that load."