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Notley disappointed with Trudeau, lack of TMX appeal

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley and UCP leader Jason Kenney are both frustrated after Trudeau's announcement the federal government would not be appealing the Trans Mountain decision.

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Alberta parents will soon pay $15 a day in child care services

The Alberta Government announced an affordability program that will soon make parents pay $15 a day for child care services as part of a Federal-Provincial agreement. Our Leo Cruzat spoke with a local daycare provider to tell us their reaction.

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Alberta taxpayers funding U.S. prayer breakfast trip

A trio of UCP cabinet ministers are headed to Washington, D.C. next week for the National Prayer Breakfast. As Sean Amato reports, some Albertans are not happy about picking up the tab.

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Edmonton Police Chief responds to Police Commission appointment controversy

Edmonton’s outgoing Police Chief Dale McFee visibly upset while being grilled about his role in asking Alberta's government to intervene in two Edmonton Police Commission appointments.

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Parents of children who need educational support staff speak-out on in-person learning order from Alberta government

As the educational support staff strike continues across Edmonton Public Schools, Alberta's Education Minister signing an order to allow some at home learning. But parents of children who require educational assistance say it's not enough.

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2:26
Alberta parents will soon pay $15 a day in child care services

The Alberta Government announced an affordability program that will soon make parents pay $15 a day for child care services as part of a Federal-Provincial agreement. Our Leo Cruzat spoke with a local daycare provider to tell us their reaction.

2:13
Alberta taxpayers funding U.S. prayer breakfast trip

A trio of UCP cabinet ministers are headed to Washington, D.C. next week for the National Prayer Breakfast. As Sean Amato reports, some Albertans are not happy about picking up the tab.

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3:17
Edmonton Police Chief responds to Police Commission appointment controversy

Edmonton’s outgoing Police Chief Dale McFee visibly upset while being grilled about his role in asking Alberta's government to intervene in two Edmonton Police Commission appointments.

2:30
Parents of children who need educational support staff speak-out on in-person learning order from Alberta government

As the educational support staff strike continues across Edmonton Public Schools, Alberta's Education Minister signing an order to allow some at home learning. But parents of children who require educational assistance say it's not enough.

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Edmonton’s ‘Flying Canoë Volant’ festival brings French community joy amid chill this weekend

The annual ‘Flying Canoë Volant’ festival in Edmonton is a popular one for the city’s French quarter. As James Dunn reports, it’s good timing given a frigid weekend ahead.

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Alberta’s flat-rate plan concerns childcare groups

Different child care groups raise concerns about the new $15-a-day as part of the Federal-Provincial partnership. One group says it is not sustainable while others want clarity to the program. Our Leo Cruzat reports.

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Edmonton disability advocates call for better snow clearing for accessibility 

As Edmonton gets fresh snowfall, Edmontonians with mobility issues are sounding the alarm over accessibility — saying the city isn’t doing enough to clear sidewalks that connect to back alleyways. 

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Disabled students launch lawsuit against the Alberta government over education strike

The educational assistant’s strike at Edmonton Public Schools took a legal turn Friday, introducing a cease-and-desist plus a discrimination lawsuit. Elliott Knopp reports.

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