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Edmonton, Alberta — Based on positive feedback from Alberta’s towing industry, the province announced Monday that it will be extending its trial to allow sn

Commuters using Highway 19 regularly can look forward to a double-lane highway by the end of the summer. The Alberta government announced Phase 2 (west of…

Alberta’s government is providing $179.5 million in grants to support 122 road, bridge, community airport and water projects, which will grow the economy and create hundreds of jobs.

The province is allowing snowplows, tow trucks and highway maintenance and other roadside operators to continue using flashing blue and amber lights for the next five years.

Alberta snow plows, tow trucks, and highway maintenance vehicles contracted to the province can continue to use optional flashing blue lights for another

The Government of Alberta has announced it is extending the use of blue lights to improve highway safety for roadside workers and drivers.

MELT seen as red-tape

Alberta is extending a pilot project that allows the use of flashing blue lights on snowplows, tow trucks and highway maintenance vehicles contracted to

The province said removing one layer of training will bring Alberta in line with the rest of the country, as no other territory or province requires MELT.

The province is aiming to alleviate bus driver shortages across Alberta.