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  • Negotiations between Alberta's nurses and the provincial government are stalled, raising the possibility of a strike. The United Nurses of Alberta, representing over 30,000 nurses, is asking for a 30% pay increase over two years, while the Province has offered 7.5% over four years. If mediation fails, a strike vote may occur, although essential services agreements ensure emergency care will remain available.
  • Alberta's Indigenous tourism industry is projected to contribute $126 million to the province's economy in 2024. With more international visitors seeking authentic Indigenous experiences, one in three travelers now engages with this growing sector. The Alberta government has pledged $8.85 million to support Indigenous Tourism Alberta from 2021 to 2026.
  • Nominations are open for the Alberta Sport Recognition Awards to honour athletes, teams, coaches, and volunteers for their contributions to the sports community. The awards recognize excellence in various categories, including Junior and Open Athlete of the Year, Team of the Year, Coach, Technical Officials, and Sport Volunteer Awards. These awards have been presented annually since 2002, celebrating remarkable achievements in sports.