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The Alberta Bureau for International Education has hired Dr. Raynie Wood as executive director.

The case is the latest in a string of court challenges that have wrestled with the question of what role, if any, family members have when a person chooses to access MAID

The United Conservative Party government announced new measures Thursday to address financial challenges facing post-secondary students. The measures are among a slew of announcements leading up to the upcoming provincial budget.

Rebel News Canada chief reporter Sheila Gunn Reid slammed the Canadian government for spending over a hundred million on Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine campaigns while allocating just over [...]

The Alberta government says it is spending $1 million to establish a non-profit organization that will work to attract more international students.

The provincial government is spending $1.5 million on the creation of what its calling the Alberta Bureau of International Education.

Alberta’s government is creating the Alberta Bureau for International Education to help attract talented international students and researchers to our province.

In 2021, the province saw just three confirmed tornadoes because of the drought blanketing Alberta. But wetter weather means more favourable tornado conditions, with one flattening a home and seriously damaging four others on Thursday near Sundre.

Over 100 wildfires are burning across British Columbia, which is facing a record heatwave Rising heat and smoke are creating pyrocumulonimbus clouds that stir up wind and smoke and hurl lightning A pyrocumulonimbus was seen over Lytton, where 121.3 degree heat was quickly followed by a devastating firestorm In extreme cases, the clouds can generate fire tornados that start more blazes

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