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Government of Alberta

The Government of Alberta is the provincial government of Alberta, Canada. Its official website, Alberta.ca, provides residents and businesses with access to public services and information spanning areas such as health care, education, transportation, taxation, and emergency management.www.alberta.ca

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Oct 30, 2026

Christopher BrownHOST
0:16
A growing chorus of municipal leaders across southern Alberta are calling on the provincial government to take action on a highway intersection that has been the site of multiple fatalities and life-altering collisions.
Christopher BrownHOST
0:30
Foothills County, along with the towns of Okotoks, High River, Nanton, and Diamond Valley, are coming together with one clear message for the government of Alberta.
Christopher BrownHOST
0:41
It is time to commit the funding needed to build a permanent interchange at Highway 2 and 338 Avenue.
Christopher BrownHOST
0:49
The municipalities acknowledged the interim intersection upgrades completed in 2025, recognizing them as an important step towards improving safety while a long-term solution is developed.

9 MINS LATER

Tanya ThorntonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:33
Not another conversation about what needs to be done.
Tanya ThorntonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:36
We need a clear commitment that moves this project from design to construction.
Tanya ThorntonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:40
So today, together with our regional partners, we're calling for the government of Alberta to commit to construction funding for Highway 2 and 338 Avenue interchange in its 2027 capital budget with clear timelines to get this project built.
Tanya ThorntonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:56
We should not have to wait for another serious collision or another family to experience tragedy before we make the decision to build infrastructure we already know we need.
Katie BurskiHOST
1:02
job.
Katie BurskiHOST
1:03
And Sundar Shamshad, Senior Program and Policy Advisor at the Government of Alberta and a patient partner.
Katie BurskiHOST
1:09
Thank you for having me.
Sheila MaloneyHOST
1:10
Well, as you may know, we start the podcast with asking our guests about the career journeys.
KellyHOST
0:24
Hello, bonjour, t'en sais, t'en sais, yep, and welcome to Canuck is a Slur, a podcast about cool, cursed, curious, cringe, clubbing, cranky, car-jumping, kid-friendly, constitutional, cubic, Québécois, cooperative, Calgarian, cup-winning, cree, creepy, kickable, concrete, quiso, cancerous, cop-brain, candy, clicker-wielding, Kingdom-seeking, Queen Street, Quechua, calling, courtroom, Conrad, Krieg, crisis, and counting Canadian culture and history.
KellyHOST
0:50
From here in Edmonton, Alberta, in the heart of Treaty 6 territory, I am Kelly, and I am an official counting officer provided by the Government of Alberta to ensure that this episode proceeds in a fair and integral manner.
KellyHOST
1:03
Please, please, pay me with money.
KellyHOST
1:07
Joining me today are two people.

15 MINS LATER

KellyHOST
15:41
Yeah.
KellyHOST
15:43
So I have in my hand, this is a pamphlet that was sent out by the government.
KellyHOST
15:48
It's not coy about it, right? At the very end, it says, paid for the government of Alberta.
KellyHOST
15:53
So this is, you know, government funded propaganda is what it is.
Joey StephenHOST
0:03
Here is a news brief.
Joey StephenHOST
0:05
Government of Alberta reports strong 2026 harvest progress and above average soil and pasture conditions.
Joey StephenHOST
0:14
On 2026, 10 to 22, Government of Alberta said major crops are 88% harvested with soil moisture and pasture ratings above historical averages across the province.
Joey StephenHOST
0:28
See you with questions at my free Zoom Q&A every Friday.
Joey StephenHOST
0:31
Please Google free Zoom Q&A Joey Stephen.
Ryan JespersenHOST
9:30
I know when you're listening to a podcast, at least if your brain works like mine, you don't need a whole bunch of numbers thrown at you, but we'll, we'll run through this to give you a general sense.
Ryan JespersenHOST
9:39
Question one, uh, do you support the GOA, the Government of Alberta, taking increased control over immigration, prioritizing economic migration? 720,000 people said yes, 580,000 or so said no.
Ryan JespersenHOST
9:52
So that's a yes right there.
Ryan JespersenHOST
9:55
Pretty significant yes.
Duane BrattGUEST
12:47
Yeah.
Duane BrattGUEST
12:48
So here's, here's my explanation, right? This is- we- what we just went through is not an exercise in grassroots democracy.
Duane BrattGUEST
12:58
The government of Alberta chose what questions to have and what questions not to have.
Duane BrattGUEST
13:04
The government of Alberta wrote the questions.
Joey StephenHOST
0:03
Here is a news brief.
Joey StephenHOST
0:05
Government of Alberta issues joint statement on Yellowhead Pipeline groundbreaking.
Joey StephenHOST
0:12
On 2026, 10 to 13, Government of Alberta marked the Yellowhead Pipeline groundbreaking with a joint statement by Premier Danielle Smith and Minister Brian Jean.
Joey StephenHOST
0:25
See you with questions at my free Zoom Q&A every Friday.
Joey StephenHOST
0:28
Please Google free Zoom Q&A Joey Stephen.
Joey StephenHOST
0:03
Here is a news brief.
Joey StephenHOST
0:05
Government of Alberta invited 123 under Alberta Opportunity Stream.
Joey StephenHOST
0:11
Minimum score 54.
Joey StephenHOST
0:13
On October 6th in 2026, Government of Alberta invited 123 candidates under Alberta Opportunity Stream.
Joey StephenHOST
0:21
Minimum score 54.
Joey StephenHOST
0:24
See you with questions at my free Zoom Q&A every Friday.
Joey StephenHOST
0:04
Here is a news brief.
Joey StephenHOST
0:05
Government of Alberta invests $1.5 million as CFR 52 runs OCT. 7 to 10 expected to support more than 6,000 jobs.
Joey StephenHOST
0:16
Edmonton's CFR 52 OCT 7 to 10 is expected to fill over 18,000 hotel rooms and support more than 6,000 jobs with $1.5 million from the government of Alberta.
Joey StephenHOST
0:29
See you with questions at my free Zoom Q&A every Friday.
Joey StephenHOST
0:32
Please Google free Zoom Q&A Joey Stephen.
Joey StephenHOST
0:04
Here is a news brief.
Joey StephenHOST
0:05
Government of Alberta unveils a new immigration approach on 2026, 1007.
Joey StephenHOST
0:10
On 2026, 1007, the Government of Alberta announced a new immigration approach in Alberta.
Joey StephenHOST
0:17
It matters to people planning to move to the province.
Joey StephenHOST
0:20
See you with questions at my free Zoom Q&A every Friday.
Danielle SmithSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:13
The loss of life and injuries are heartbreaking.
Danielle SmithSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:15
On behalf of the Government of Alberta, I extend my deepest condolences to the families who have lost loved ones and wish for those who have been injured to have a full recovery.
Danielle SmithSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:25
Our thoughts also go to the military personnel, families, and colleagues facing uncertainty and grief during this incredibly difficult time.
Danielle SmithSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:33
We are deeply grateful to the first responders, paramedics, physicians, nurses, and hospital teams across Alberta who have mobilized to provide care to those injured.

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