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Earlier this week, Ric McIver, the minister of transportation, announced that by the end of the year, Albertans will be able to book road tests with local registry agents. Starting 1 December 2020, those needing to book passenger vehicle road tests can do so through local registry agents for tests to be conducted after 5 […]
This probably doesn’t count toward the 4,000 treatment spaces the UCP announced last summer.
Just as I predicted.
Coincidentally, the government has reduced Agriculture & Forestry salaries by nearly $100 million over the last 5 years.
Don’t convince companies to move here through financial incentives. Convince them by having the best workers.
Companies will also be exempt form having to pay the Well Drilling Equipment Tax for any new drills.
The 3 recent announcements come as the ministry tries to find ways to cut $140M and 277 jobs this year.
Two people were recently appointed to the Grande Prairie Regional College board of directors.
For nearly the entire time he’s been in office, Jason Kenney has insisted that the federal government hasn’t done enough to help Alberta.
Have you ever heard the saying, “When you’re used to privilege, equality feels like oppression”?