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edmonton.citynews.ca
Is that just because of population growth and inflation? I don't think this funding is actually keeping up with either. Their press releases tend to be rather self congratulatory and often miss such key things.Alberta arts funding hits record high under UCP, government says
Alberta’s UCP government is increasing support for the arts with a $4.5 million boost to the Alberta Foundation for the Arts (AFA).
Probably. But the numbers could be worse.
edmontonjournal.com
Honestly, if we allow partisan gatherings of any kind on the Legislature grounds, it's to be expected some won't be things you agree with. Barring extreme nonsense like antisemitism, people should be able to express their views.
The anti-LGBTQ+ views of the Christian right are extreme nonsense like antisemitism. It's a belief that certain groups of people shouldn't exist based on how they were born.
Maybe so, and I certainly disagree with his politics, but this isn't an anti-LGBT rally. It's a concert.
Fine, but using that logic will a LGBT group be able to easily book and hold a concert here too? I feel our current government is picking and choosing who can use these spaces based on their preferences.
globalnews.ca
Obviously this isn't going to happen, but out of morbid curiosity I half want to see it pass.Instead of everyday concerns such as health care, education or the homeless, this is the Premier's highest priority
Alberta premier’s request for separation referendum question approval rebuffed | Globalnews.ca
Alberta's chief electoral officer is rebuffing calls from Danielle Smith and her justice minister to reverse course and sign off on a proposed referendum question on separation.
