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"It’s a really significant step forward for mitigating the impacts of highways on wildlife in Alberta,” said Adam Linnard, Y2Y’s Alberta program manager.

"This conversation in central banks has sparked a debate about whether central banks are expanding their mandates, whether we're overreaching and getting distracted from our focus on inflation targeting, and even a criticism that we should stay in our lane," he said Tuesday. "My own view is that we are tasked with serving our citizens, not some of our citizens."

Canada lost a significant number of points for how its drug policies disproportionately target racialized people and low-income groups.

"When you get out and talk to people on a national, international scale, you recognize that there are lots of jurisdictions struggling with the same issues."

“Hydrogen can absolutely be a game changer for our province on many levels,” Morinville-St. Albert MLA Dale Nally said

Jean, who co-founded the United Conservative Party with Kenney in 2017 only to lose to him in a fractious leadership contest, announced last week he is coming out of retirement to run for the UCP with the goal of ousting Kenney from the top job as party leader and premier.

“The ice has just formed and right now it can be pretty high risk if you chose to go way out on these water bodies,” said Steve Holeczi, a visitor safety specialist for Banff National Park.

The province has just over 6,000 total active cases.

"It's also worth noting that speed limits are a maximum, but you have to drive to road conditions."

Shell Canada previously built a five-megawatt solar farm at Scotford that will start up this fall and offset emissions from the Shell-owned chemicals plant. But the project announced Tuesday — which Shell said will begin construction next year and be operational by the end of 2023 — will be much larger.