Alberta's New MLAs Sworn In After Election
The Alberta legislature welcomed Premier Rachel Notley and 51 NDP MPs as 85 of 87 MLAs were sworn in. Rookie MLA Graham Sucha noted the gravity of representing voters while several veterans shared experience. youngest member Thomas Dang, age 20, reflected on the moment.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Rachel Notley
NDP
Graham Sucha
Calgary Shaw
Notley
Brian Mason
David Eggen
Deron Bilous
Thomas Dang
Alberta MLAs pledge real changes and energy
Dang and several MLAs vow real changes and positive energy for Alberta as they push for action. The report notes initial efforts already underway, signaling a proactive government stance.
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Alberta
Dang
PC leader vows review after Health Minister insult comments
Alberta PC Leader Ric McIver says he will discuss disparaging remarks about Health Minister Sarah Hoffman's weight by Medicine Hat party executive Jordan Lien. Lien apologized on Twitter. Hoffman's spokesman declined to comment as McIver emphasizes respectful political debate.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Progressive Conservative
Ric Mclver
Medicine Hat Party
Sarah Hoffman
Mclver
Jordan Lien
Lien
PC Party
Hoffman
Neighbour's Century-Old Tree Fight Sparks By-Law Debate
Gillian Slade Wu reports a dispute over a century-old tree where the neighbour may trim only the branches that cross the property line under city by-law. Lead bylaw officer Heather Trail notes property owners can trim back encroaching branches, though costs deter many. Reverend Jerold Daniels, 80, faced a lawyer's demand to remove the tree within 60 days. the note directs readers to Page A2 for more.
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Heather Trail
Trail
Jerold Daniels
City to shift pound duties to private operator by year end
Medicine Hat will end the SPCA contract for animal pound services at year end and hire a private operator. A $2.2 million shelter project funds will be returned to the city’s general reserve. SPCA president Marilyn Crisp cited fundraising challenges and shelter overcapacity as drivers of the change. Coun. Julie Friesen said the move could benefit both sides.
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SPCA
Humane Society
Coun
Julie Friesen
Marilyn Crisp
Crisp
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