Elise von Scheel

Alberta

Provincial Affairs Reporter at CBRT-TV (Calgary, AB)

Producer at West of Centre

Then: Covering politics on national TV, radio and digital Now: Talking to people about Toronto

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Vacationers searching for answers after finding chewed mattress, missing toilet seats at resort

Jan 18, 2024 | msn.com | Elise von Scheel

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Rachel Notley announces intention to step down as Alberta NDP leader

Jan 16, 2024 | msn.com | Elise von Scheel

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AISH caseloads have ballooned over the past decade. What's driving that? | CBC News

Jan 9, 2024 | cbc.ca | Elise von Scheel

Calgary·NewThat steady rise in people receiving benefits through the province’s Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped (AISH) program hit 75,554 in October. Albertans receiving Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped up 57%A growing number of Albertans have been relying on income support programs over the last 10 years. That steady rise in people receiving benefits through the province's Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped (AISH) program hit 75,554 in October.
Province preparing audit plan for medical clinics charging membership fees

Dec 6, 2023 | msn.com | Elise von Scheel

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Province preparing audit plan for medical clinics charging membership fees

Dec 6, 2023 | cbc.ca | Elise von Scheel

Calgary·NewAlberta's government is preparing an audit plan to investigate potential health policy breaches by medical clinics charging membership fees for services. Doctors creating subscription services could run afoul of federal health actAlberta's government is preparing an audit plan to investigate potential health policy breaches by medical clinics charging membership fees for services. Medically necessary care is guaranteed as part of the Canada Health Act.
It's time to consider a new name, group of Alberta NDP supporters tells the party

Nov 15, 2023 | cbc.ca | Elise von Scheel

CalgaryA new political organization founded by members of the Alberta NDP faithful says it’s time to consider a rebrand if they want to win the next election. 'I am very proud of the name 'NDP,'' Leader Rachel Notley said in responseA new political organization founded by members of the Alberta NDP faithful says it's time to consider a rebrand if they want to win the next election. Alberta's Progressive Future says the provincial party's association with the federal NDP is a drag on support.
Alberta, Montana ask feds for extended hours at border crossing

Nov 14, 2023 | cbc.ca | Elise von Scheel

Alberta's provincial government and the State of Montana have joined forces to ask for changes to a border crossing between the two jurisdictions — a request the Canadian government doesn't have an answer for right now. Premier Danielle Smith and Governor Greg Gianforte penned a joint letter in August asking Canada and the U.S. to designate 24-hour access for the port of entry at Wild Horse, in the southeast corner of the province.
Alberta's energy path central to Canada's economic health, Trudeau tells business delegation

Oct 4, 2023 | healthindustrywatch.com | Elise von Scheel

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the future health of Canada's economy hinges largely on how well Alberta adapts to changes in the energy landscape. "Our government recognizes that for Canada to succeed, we need every region to succeed. And that in particular means Alberta," he told a delegation of representatives from about 50 companies, business groups and First Nations from the province.
Alberta's energy path central to Canada's economic health, Trudeau tells business delegation

Oct 4, 2023 | cbc.ca | Elise von Scheel

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the future health of Canada's economy hinges largely on how well Alberta adapts to changes in the energy landscape. "Our government recognizes that for Canada to succeed, we need every region to succeed. And that in particular means Alberta," he told a delegation of representatives from about 50 companies, business groups and First Nations from the province.
Coal mining company applies for new drilling permit in Grassy Mountain deposit

Sep 21, 2023 | cbc.ca | Elise von Scheel

The company that had a coal mining project at Grassy Mountain rejected two years ago has submitted a new proposal for drilling and exploration in that southwestern corner of Alberta. Northback Holdings Corporation, previously called Benga Mining Limited, has submitted three fresh applications to the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) for work in the area. One asking for authorization to run a coal exploration program, one for temporary water diversion, and one for a deep drilling permit.

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Elise von Scheel

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Vacationers searching for answers after finding chewed mattress, missing toilet seats at resort

Rachel Notley announces intention to step down as Alberta NDP leader

AISH caseloads have ballooned over the past decade. What's driving that? | CBC News

Province preparing audit plan for medical clinics charging membership fees