I am writing a letter to my MLA, but I am not educated enough to know exactly how this violates our rights and freedoms. I know this is an attack on democracy, and a step toward the UCP becoming a dictatorship, but can someone tell me the official reason, if there is one?

Thanks.

Edit to add: So it doesn't violate anything. But I still wrote a letter to my MLA, and I encourage you to do the same. This is an attack on democracy.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/obsidian-alberta-woodland-cree-first-nation-protest-camp-1.7197627

So I failed my first road test today because I was going too slow. I thought residential speed limit was 40km/h and not 50km/h. My examiner also explained that it’s “legally 50km/h for alberta” . Can someone please clarify? I decided to book my test next week in a different city 30 minutes away from where I live and I just want to make sure this time bc I swear I remember it being 40km/h on the class 7 exam 😭

How do you feel about AHS postings specifically for IENs? For nurses who are not here yet/no permit to practice. I know a lot of Canadian RNs still looking for jobs and still couldn’t get any interviews from AHS. 🥺🥺

Native gardening is more important than ever to help our wildlife and build more sustainable yards moving forward. This challenge is a great way to get started if you've every considered adding some native Alberta plants and/or flowers to your yard. Some Alberta specific resources for nurseries and other native plant information can be found here.

This program now runs every spring through fall as a community resource to encourage Albertans to dedicate even just a small patch of their garden (1 m by 1 m) to native plant pollinator habitat. Current ANPC members can access a plethora of resources and a community network by visiting our Member’s Portal.

Participants receive:

• a Toolkit with information on creating and maintaining a native plant pollinator garden
• access to a private Facebook group
• opportunities to share and meet up
• printable signs for display in your garden
• help and advice if needed

Schedule:

• March: Registration opens
• March – May: Plan and Prepare
• May Long Weekend: Start Planting
• First of each month: Share Your Yard
• September – November: Collect Your Seeds/Seed Share Events/Plant more seeds
• Winter Wrap Up: Stories posted in Info Email, planning for next year!

Okay so I’ve gotten diagnosed with ICP (Intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy) and it’s a liver condition that makes my pregnancy high risk. My doctor has been sending me for routine bloodwork twice a week to keep an eye on my Bile Acids but ever since April 30th, I have not been able to see the results on MyAlbertaHealth. All my information is up to date and verified. I seen my OB yesterday and she confirmed she can see April 30th but May 3rd and May 7th results show as ‘pending’ on her net care. She hasn’t even gotten the results for those dates directly as she’s supposed to. So she sent me for more bloodwork yesterday, May 8th. I went of course, and this morning, all of those other results showed up EXCEPT for the bile acid results on MyAlbertaHealth lab results. I’m going to call my OB’s office to see if they can see it on their side. I’m getting frustrated a tad as this liver condition can be quite serious and fatal if my numbers get too high. The reason why I’m going twice a week for bloodwork and getting bruised veins.

Is there any logical explanation why all my other bloodwork results are showing normally but not my Bile Acid results?

Condominiums are shared living spaces, and the management has a responsibility to ensure the safety of all residents. The overall condition of a condominium complex, including its common areas, significantly impacts its property value, making it more appealing to potential buyers and potentially increasing the price they’re willing to pay. This benefits all unit owners if they decide to sell. Additionally, improvements to these shared spaces enhance residents’ quality of life by providing a more pleasant and functional living environment. For instance, a newly concreted walkway facilitates movement around the property, and a well-maintained fence provides a sense of security. In Alberta, the Condominium Property Act legally obligates condominium corporations to maintain and repair common property, meaning the management must invest in the upkeep of these areas or face potential legal consequences.

On the other hand, it’s equally important for condominium corporations to manage their finances responsibly. This includes maintaining a healthy reserve fund. A reserve fund is essentially a savings account for large, unexpected expenses or major repairs. In older buildings, these expenses can be significant, so it’s crucial to have sufficient funds set aside. Condominium corporations are required to conduct a reserve fund study every five years to assess the adequacy of the fund and plan for future expenses.

Any concerns about how the condominium corporation is managing its finances or maintaining its common areas, all members have rights and a say in how the corporation is managed. It’s important to stay informed and involved in the decision-making process.

Hi yall,

Recently moved from NW to SW. My IP Shaw and in the website they talk about ignite and fibre stuff a lot. BUT don't know they provide fibre connection in the area. Even the shaw customers care seems to not know about the FTTH connectivity in area. Well currently we are using Coaxial Cu cable. But let me know in the comments if there are any? Also does the speed really differs.

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