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Bengali New Year Celebrated with Dignity at Alberta Parliament
Edmonton, Alberta, April 16, 2024: The Alberta Parliament in Edmonton, the capital of Alberta, was not just a venue but...
Payment levied for workplace injury
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Delivering promised payments to child-care providers
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Edmonton City Council is looking for an Edmonton Police Commission Member
Edmonton City Council is looking for a new member to join the Edmonton Police Commission (EPC). The Edmonton Police Commission (the Commission) is an independent governance board dedicated to making Edmonton a safe and a vibrant city today and in the future. While it maintains distance from day-to-day policing operations, the Commission oversees strategic policing directions and upholds professional and ethical standards within Edmonton. It ensures effective oversight and accountability while respecting the operational independence of the police.
Bengali New Year Celebrated with Dignity at Alberta Parliament
Edmonton, Alberta, April 16, 2024: The Alberta Parliament in Edmonton, the capital of Alberta, was not just a venue but a beacon of cultural exchange this afternoon. It resonated with the solemn celebration of the Bengali New Year, marking a significant moment in the cultural calendar. MLA Jackie Lovely, in a gesture of inclusivity and warmth, extended a heartfelt welcome to leaders of the Bangladesh community at the Legislative Building, setting the tone for a brief but significant meeting between Bengali-speaking community leaders and the Honorable Speaker of Parliament, Nathan Koper.
Payment levied for workplace injury
A construction company will pay $144,000 related to a workplace injury. March 05, 2024: On March 1 in the Edmonton Court of Justice, Marathon Underground Constructors Corporation pled guilty to one charge under the Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Act for failing to ensure the health and safety of a worker. Six other charges under OHS legislation were withdrawn. The charges stem from an incident on an Edmonton construction site on March 7, 2022. A worker was injured after the worker removed a piece of plywood that was covering a piling hole, took a step, and fell down the hole. Under a creative sentence, the company will pay $144,000 to the Alberta Construction Safety Association to support the development of a series of learning videos and a toolbox talk resource document. The OHS Act provides a creative sentence option in which funds that would otherwise be paid as fines are directed to an organization or project to improve or promote workplace health and safety. The company and the Crown have up to 30 days to appeal the conviction or penalty. Alberta’s OHS laws set basic health and safety rules for the province’s workplaces. They guide employers to help them ensure their workplaces are as healthy and safe as possible while providing rights and protections for workers. Charges under OHS laws may be laid when failing to follow the rules results in a workplace fatality or serious injury. Media Release.
Delivering promised payments to child-care providers
More than 2,300 child-care providers will receive advance payments to help them continue to provide the services Alberta families rely on. Alberta child-care providers are a critical part of ensuring the province has a strong economy. Child-care providers have asked the government for changes to help address concerns on the timing of their payments. In response, Alberta’s government is fast-tracking $84 million in advance payments.
Health Concerns Rise Over Paraben Use in Cosmetics: A Stimulating Discourse in Central Alberta
Red Deer, Central Alberta - March 1, 2024 - On the evening of March 1st, a captivating discussion delving into the intricate subject of parabens unfolded at Ibbotson Close, Alberta. Exploring their usage, regulatory apprehensions, health implications, and recent scientific discoveries, the dialogue emphasized the imperative for continuous research and regulatory measures to safeguard consumer welfare.
Satellite vaccine clinics open in emergency departments
Satellite vaccine clinics have opened in emergency departments in hospitals around the province. Nine satellite clinics have already taken place, with more than 425 emergency department staff vaccinated. As more vaccine becomes available, additional clinics will be opened for eligible staff. Alberta Health Services and Covenant Health are piloting the use of temporary clinics to increase opportunities for eligible emergency department staff and physicians to get vaccinated.
Statement by the Prime Minister on the results of the provincial election in Alberta
April 17, 2019 (Ottawa, Ontario): The Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, issued the following statement today on the results of the provincial election in Alberta: “Albertans have chosen to elect a majority government led by the United Conservative Party.
Las Vegas Mass Shooting: Premier Notley
October 02, 2017: Premier Rachel Notley provided the following statement on the mass shooting in Las Vegas, Nevada: “Albertans are shocked, outraged and unspeakably saddened by the horrifying attack on innocent people gathered to enjoy the season and fellowship at the Route 91 Harvest Music Festival in Las Vegas, Nev.
Recognize Albertans working to prevent violence
June 06, 2017 Media release:Albertans can nominate outstanding citizens for recognition in the sixth annual Inspiration Awards. The awards honour Albertans who are making a difference in their communities in the prevention of family violence, sexual violence, child abuse and bullying. Their work also advances healthy relationships for all Albertans.
New state-of-the-art hospital for south Edmonton
May 30, 2017: (SKNews) The province is committing $400 million over the next four years for the development of a new hospital in the rapidly growing Heritage Valley area according to a Media Release.
Rural water projects get $131 million in grants
The Government of Alberta is funding critical water projects across Alberta as part of the ongoing commitment to provide clean drinking water and wastewater treatment to rural Albertans.
More than $131 million from the Water for Life and the Alberta Municipal Water/Wastewater Partnership grant programs will support 29 water infrastructure projects across the province. Once projects get underway, the investment will help sustain approximately 900 jobs.
The approved projects include a wastewater line from Sylvan Lake to Red Deer, with $37 million in provincial Water for Life grants.
Three new judges appointed to the Provincial Court of Alberta
Three new judges have been appointed to the Provincial Court of Alberta according to news release. Among them Hon. Fatima Airth, Joshua Hawkes, Q.C., and Margaret Keelaghan, Q.C.
Minimum Wage in Alberta
EDMONTON, AB (June 29, 2015): Alberta will take first step towards a $15 per hour minimum wage by 2018. Alberta's general minimum wage will increase to $11.20 from $10.20 per hour. The liquor server minimum wage will rise to $10.70 from $9.20 per hour in the first of two steps to eliminate the differential rate altogether in 2016.
The Wildrose Official Opposition about the NDP Health Plan
EDMONTON, AB (June 8, 2015): The NDP plan to beef up and centralize Alberta Health Services (AHS) away from local decision makers will mean less quality care for patients, Wildrose Health Shadow Minister Drew Barnes said today.
Protesters demand to stop support for Bill C-51
During the campaign start of the Edmonton City Councillor for Edmonton Mill Woods-Beaumont, Amarjeet Sohi, a crowd was gathering in front of the Maharaja Hall in Edmonton. The protesters sought to ask the Liberal Party, and expected guest Justin Trudeau, to stop the support for controversial Bill C-51, which will give police authorities greater powers to target activities that could undermine the security of Canada or that are deemed detrimental to Canada's interests.
Amarjeet Sohi starts campaign with support of liberal leader Justin Trudeau
Amarjeet Sohi, the Edmonton City Councillor for Edmonton Mill Woods-Beaumont, starts his campaign seeking to become a member of parliament in Ottawa with the support of liberal leader Justin Trudeau, who visited Edmonton on June 4, 2015 for the campaign launch at the Maharaja Hall.
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