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Unemployment to rise and stay high, Alberta Budget forecasts

Unemployment to rise and stay high, Alberta Budget forecasts

Alberta’s unemployment rate is expected to hit 7.4 per cent in 2025.
Sundre Curling Club's annual ladies’ bonspiel was busy

Sundre Curling Club's annual ladies’ bonspiel was busy

Event brought out 16 teams including visitors from Rocky Mountain House, Cremona and Cochrane
ROAD REPORT: Commute road conditions, Highway 2 traffic cameras

ROAD REPORT: Commute road conditions, Highway 2 traffic cameras

Get a look at your commute - click for up-to-date conditions map and road cameras
West Fraser outlines fire preparedness plans for Sundre area

West Fraser outlines fire preparedness plans for Sundre area

Risk of forest fires at forefront of many rural municipal councils’ minds
Missing Red Deer girl last seen Wednesday could be in Didsbury area

Missing Red Deer girl last seen Wednesday could be in Didsbury area

On Thursday, Red Deer RCMP asked for help finding a teen who was last seen in Red Deer on Feb. 26
Alberta budget breakdown: Deficit budget with no plan for balance

Alberta budget breakdown: Deficit budget with no plan for balance

Deficit spending projected to continue for three years 
Alberta budget 2025 cuts AISH funding by $49-million

Alberta budget 2025 cuts AISH funding by $49-million

The 2025 Alberta budget projects a total $77 million decrease for the AISH program over the next 3 years.
Alberta Budget predicts Trump will soften on tariffs

Alberta Budget predicts Trump will soften on tariffs

The economic outlook incorporated in the budget assumes tariffs on goods will be 15 per cent in the year ahead rather than the 25 per cent tariff threatened by U.S. President Donald Trump.
Suicide, depression conference in Olds attracts big crowd

Suicide, depression conference in Olds attracts big crowd

Speakers shared personal experiences with grief and depression and offered support and advice for those who may need it
Olds College suspends program intakes due to fewer international students, funding

Olds College suspends program intakes due to fewer international students, funding

The hit to the college's 2025-26 budget from lower international student enrolment is expected to be about $5.1 million
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