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Karly Coleman @szaracat.bsky.social: Yes With lower upkeep costs than roads, and year-round usability, bike lanes offer practical mobility for everyone. Kayode Southwood: No Failure to plan, consult and integrate bike lanes impact local communities and businesses. albertaviews.ca/should-citie...

Should Cities Build More Bike Lanes? - Alberta Views

bike lanes show where cyclists are on the road. Bike lanes have unfortunately become a polarizing infrastructure issues in cities.

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In 2025 more than 6,000 wildfires burned across this country, making it Canada’s second-worst wildfire season. The threat continues to resonate in the Bow Valley. If a wildfire could reach one mountain town, could it do the same in Banff? albertaviews.ca/wildfire-in-...

Wildfire Risk in Banff and the Bow Valley - Alberta Views

The threat of fire is the impetus behind the FireSmart program. The initiative gives actionable steps to reduce the wildfire risk in homes.

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The week in Alberta - Friday, June 26: Organizers for Banff’s skijor event announce that due to crowds, traffic, parking and safety concerns, the 2027 edition will be canceled. Banff and Lake Louise Tourism says security and operational costs would have doubled. albertaviews.ca/jun22-26/

Open Letter regarding noise bylaw - Alberta Views

Premier Danielle Smith writes an open letter to Calgary City Council urging it to reconsider a noise bylaw affecting outdoor music venues.

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Smiths MAID act denies Albertans with irremediable medical suffering their Charter right to MAID. People who want to die with dignity, people who want one final chance to exercise agency after so much agency has been taken from them. albertaviews.ca/stealing-fre... @senatorpaulasimons.bsky.social

Danielle Smith's medical assistance in dying law - Alberta Views

Unable to access medical assistance in dying in Canada, the 89-year-old travelled to Switzerland to obtain the care denied to her here.

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A sharp-eyed individual had noticed that in a McDougall Centre office there was a new golden statue of a cat. It appeared in the background of a photo that included the premier. A question was put to the premier: “What’s with the golden cat?” albertaviews.ca/danielles-go...

Danielle’s Golden Cat - Alberta Views

A sharp-eyed individual had noticed a new golden cat statue in a McDougall Centre office. It appeared in a photo that included the premier.

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Should We Expand MAID? Donna Wilson: Yes We are each best able to determine if our own death is preferable to living longer. Trudo Lemmens: No Many people ask for MAID for suffering that must instead be addressed by healthcare and social supports. albertaviews.ca/should-we-ex... #CDNpoli #MAID

Should we expand eligibility for MAID? - Alberta Views

The purpose of MAID is to allow patients who are approaching death to ask healthcare providers to end their life in exceptional circumstances

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One last post from our lilac fest booth now that things are a little slower. It was an interesting exercise of free speech and fun to see people reacting to everyone else’s notes. Shout out to Haley and Antoine whoever they are.

Rows of sticky notes answering the question “what do you love about Alberta”Rows of sticky notes answering the question “what do you think should change?”A crowded board of sticky notes with the questions only just peaking through.