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Kenney, UCP cleared in ethics probe tied to firing of election commissioner

Alberta’s ethics commissioner has rejected Opposition accusations that Premier Jason Kenney and his United Conservative caucus broke the rules when they fired the election official investigating their party. Marguerite Trussler, in a new report, says there is no evidence the United Conservatives directly benefited under the terms of provincial ethics rules when the UCP caucus…

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City of Edmonton lays off 900 more workers in COVID-19 response

The City of Edmonton is temporarily laying off another 900 employees in response to reduced transit service and lower demand for administrative services, interim city manager Adam Laughlin announced Monday.  Nearly half of the laid-off staff are transit operators, Laughlin told a news conference at city hall.    Others being laid off include staff whose jobs…

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SIGNS OF A VIDEO GAME ADDICT

Video game addiction is a mental health condition which is affecting lots of lives today. Basically, it is a gaming disorder defined by the International Classification of Diseases, as an outline of continuous or repeating gaming behaviour, which could take place either online or offline, and it is evident by the inability to have control…

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Lloydminster to follow Saskatchewan lead to begin phased-in reopenings next week

When it comes to the map, Lloydminster is a city divided. But when it comes to relaxing public health restrictions, it’s Saskatchewan all the way. Beginning Monday, the border city 250 kilometres east of Edmonton will join Saskatchewan in its phased reopening of health services, businesses and recreational facilities that have had operations curtailed to…

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