EDMONTON – Alberta lost32 physiciansover the last few months of 2020, but overall there were 172 more doctors registered in the province than in 2019.
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EDMONTON – Alberta lost32 physiciansover the last few months of 2020, but overall there were 172 more doctors registered in the province than in 2019.
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Take one global pandemic and mix in two business lockdowns, an oil-price plunge and the worst economic contraction in modern Alberta history.
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Experts in Alberta say the province has some signs that show its political landscape is becoming similar to the situation that helped lead to the large-scale storming of the U.S. Capitol Hill last week.
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Albertans are angry over the travel controversy that has dogged his caucus for the last week, Alberta Premier Jason Kenney said on Thursday.
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December was a difficult month for Canadians on the labour front as the Calgary region, Alberta and Canada all experienced job losses, according to data released Friday by Statistics Canada.
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Question: I am the president of our condominium. It is the policy of our board that all board members sign a confidentiality agreement. We have a board member who refuses to sign the confidentiality agreement, and we believe that they like to share confidential board information with other owners. Can we exclude this board member from meetings until they sign the confidentiality agreement? Do we need to be concerned about privacy laws? Please help!
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Agricultural land is a hidden gem in real estate investment as it is relatively stable, has lower overhead costs, and has the potential to provide a steady stream of income.
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The Calgary company building the Keystone XL pipeline is inviting oil shippers to bid for capacity expected to be made available when it opens in about two years despite a vow by the incoming U.S. president to halt the project.
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CALGARY — As the availability of COVID-19 vaccines continues to grow, industry leaders say it could turn things around for the oil and gas sector.
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EDMONTON — Alberta Finance Minister Travis Toews says the goal in 2021 is to get vaccines out and put the COVID-19 pandemic in the rear-view mirror, then work to fix a battered and beleaguered economy.
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