Matthew Black

1 week ago | edmontonjournal.com | Matthew Black

Take Back Alberta facing collection notice as it appeals $112K in Elections Alberta finesTake Back Alberta is appealing after an Elections Alberta investigation found it violated multiple election finance laws and accepted money from out-of-province and American contributorsTake Back Alberta's David Parker, top left, speaks to supporters outside Elections Alberta's offices in Edmonton in March 2024.

1 week ago | calgaryherald.com | Matthew Black

Advertisement 1Take Back Alberta is appealing after an Elections Alberta investigation found it violated multiple election finance laws and accepted money from out-of-province and American contributorsArticle contentCourt scheduling is underway to hear an appeal from activist group Take Back Alberta (TBA) as it seeks to overturn $112,500 in fines for election advertising violations that have since been referred to Crown debt collection.

1 week ago | calgarysun.com | Matthew Black

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2 weeks ago | edmontonjournal.com | Matthew Black

Alberta's new access to information rules come into effectThe government has pitched the overhaul as a needed modernization, but critics say it extends timelines and allows more information to be kept secretAlberta overhauled its access to information rules in late 2024.

2 weeks ago | calgaryherald.com | Matthew Black

Skip to ContentAdvertisement 1The government has pitched the overhaul as a needed modernization, but critics say it extends timelines and allows more information to be kept secretArticle contentAlberta’s new access to information rules that the province characterizes as modernizing dated legislation but critics say permit more government secrecy came into force Wednesday following the approval of four  orders–in–council.