Alberta’s Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Deena Hinshaw will be replaced by Alberta Health Services Executive Dr. Mark Joffe.
The second intake of the provincial connectivity funding program, Connecting Communities BC, will open for applications on December 16, 2022.
According to Statistics Canada, Saskatchewan led the country in year-over-year construction sector growth with a 56.2 per cent increase in activity.
The Government of Saskatchewan will be providing an additional $15.5 million in operating funding to the province’s school divisions for the 2022-23 school year to support the largest enrolment growth in over 20 years.
The transition from Premier Horgan to Premier Eby will continue this week, with speculation about Cabinet changes ramping up.
The big news this week is the Brooks-Medicine Hat byelection taking place today.
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Premier-designate Eby is set to be sworn in on November 18. As the transition period continues, more specifics will emerge regarding his 100-day priorities of housing, health care, environmental stewardship, and crime.
With Cabinet in place, Deputy Ministers named, and most of the key political staff getting comfortable in their new roles, this week will see the action shift from Edmonton to Brooks-Medicine Hat, where Danielle Smith is running to get a seat.
