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Northern Alberta youth behavioural treatment facility closed - Vimarsana News

Northern Alberta youth behavioural treatment facility closed

A High Prairie youth treatment Centre, which provides care for youth with serious behavioural issues, was damaged by a fire in 2023 and will not re-open

Facility closure leaves north zone without needed youth supports - Vimarsana News

Facility closure leaves north zone without needed youth supports

The closure of a treatment centre for at-risk youth in High Prairie will have an impact throughout northern Alberta, says the union representing provincial employees at the facility.

Alberta child advocate concerned about office budget cap, calls for action to support youth with disabilities - Vimarsana News

Alberta child advocate concerned about office budget cap, calls for action to support youth with disabilities

Alberta child advocate report calls for more government action on disability supports, as committee agrees to cap budget increase

Some Alberta daycares considering leaving fee support plan - Vimarsana News

Some Alberta daycares considering leaving fee support plan

Some daycare operators in the province are considering opting out of the Alberta Affordability Grant for child-care programs, which is concerning to parents who could see their payments skyrocket in the new year as a result.

Black mould discovery prompts closure of women's shelter in northwestern Alberta - Vimarsana News

Black mould discovery prompts closure of women's shelter in northwestern Alberta

Discovery of black mould in the Peace River Regional Women’s Shelter means staff can’t house women and children escaping violence at home until at least March

Source: cbc.ca