Page 3 - Some Alberta News Today

Some Alberta communities are pushing back against the provincial government's six-month pause on approvals of new renewable energy projects.

Some Alberta communities are pushing back against the provincial government's six-month pause on approvals of new renewable energy projects.

Some Alberta communities are pushing back against the provincial government's six-month pause on approvals of new renewable energy projects.

Some Alberta communities are pushing back against the provincial governments six-month pause on approvals of new renewable energy projects.

After being kept from their homes for days, hundreds of Alberta wildfire evacuees will be allowed to return to their properties. Officials admit it's a calculated measure after days of pressure from people who want to protect their homes from fires. Residents are being told they must be ready to evacuate again at 30-minutes' notice.

Some Alberta physicians say the top-up from the province targeting the costs of running a clinic is not enough to tackle inflation, or to help the ongoing shortage of family doctors.

Some Alberta senior high school students say they feel grateful for being able to mark the last day of classes without public health restrictions for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic began.

Some Alberta health-care workers say emergency room wait times are getting longer and impacting pediatric patients.

Some Alberta parents are growing increasingly concerned about COVID-19 transmission in schools as the province deals with its sixth wave of the virus.

Some Alberta ski resorts had a difficult time this winter due to extreme weather, with some shutting down operations for the first time during peak season times.