Future Fields gets funding to scale fruit-fly-powered biomanufacturing

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“Bill 20 is aimed at a bunch of boogiemen,” U of A political scientist Jared Wesley said. “From fake voters to rogue councillors to unlawful bylaws – not one shred of evidence. Just fear and feelings.”

Edmonton will be the site of the world’s first production facility for recombinant protein derived from fruit flies after Future Fields secured US$11.2 million in funding from investors and the federal government.

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Smith has given multiple versions in recent weeks of what she has said to justice officials about COVID-19 cases.

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Tech companies are urging Alberta Premier Danielle Smith to address a dispute over job titles they say could crimp the province’s efforts to attract talent

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Some Alberta tech companies have written the premier over concerns that a professional standards body is discouraging workers from locating to the province.

In a province that has been drilling for generations and known for its oil and gas, this is a first: a rig in central Alberta that is drilling for lithium.

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Umay has been busy preparing for what co-founder Sharmin Habib hopes is a flood of orders for Rest, a tool to improve sleep and eye health, following her appearance on the Sept. 15 episode of Dragons' Den with her brother and co-founder Ali Habib.

Some parents and policy experts say the Alberta government should consider suspending or removing its new teacher registry until it can address a number of privacy and safety concerns.

After building the United Conservative Party, Jason Kenney must now watch as the contenders to the throne he built compete to see who can debase it most creatively.

The partnership aims to bring hydrogen-electric flights to Canada.

Albertans have been riding the revenue rollercoaster for generations. It's always exciting on the way up, but far too destructive on the way down. We cannot afford to waste the surplus. We have a great opportunity to build for our future and help those that need it most, but we cannot afford to...

It could be a character on a Saturday morning kids show, but this rescue robot is anything but fantasy.

Alberta's cities are once again abuzz with the sound of hammers and saws as surging oil prices fuel a fresh building boom in the province.

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