Kim Siever

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lethbridge, alberta, canada

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Kim Siever is an independent journalist based in Lethbridge, Alberta. He writes daily news stories, focusing on municipal, provincial, and federal politics, specializing in investigative journalism and critical analysis from a leftist political lens. He also writes regular editorials on general politics and social issues.

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ALRB certified 14 unionized workplaces in Oct 2025

The Alberta Labour Relations Board publishes a list of all the certificates they’ve issued for unionized workplaces in the province. They update it every month, with the latest update being 4 November 2025. I thought I would report on 14 certificates that... See more

albertaworker.ca•Kim Siever•Nov 20, 2025

1,300 theatre & film workers get new contracts

Earlier this month, the Collective Bargaining Information Services department of Alberta Jobs, Economy, Trade, and Immigration published their October 2025 Bargaining Update . Last month, Mediation Services received information on contract settlements reg... See more

albertaworker.ca•Kim Siever•Nov 14, 2025

Lethbridge distillery workers to vote on new contract

Last week, Local 401 of the United Food and Commercial Workers published an update regarding contract negotiations for distillery workers in Lethbridge. The workers are employed by the Kentucky-based Heaven Hill Distilling at a distilling facility in the ... See more

albertaworker.ca•Kim Siever•Nov 13, 2025

Lethbridge gained 1 doctor in 6 years

Recently, I wrote a news story about the number of registered physicians in Alberta . I decided to go through the physician registrations from the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta to see what information I could find about doctors in the Leth... See more

albertaworker.ca•Kim Siever•Nov 11, 2025

Bank of Canada: Brace for lower living standards

Last week, during the Bank of Canada October 2025 monetary policy report press conference , Governor Tiff Macklem said the following: Unless something else changes, our incomes will be lower than they otherwise would have been. . . . There are things the ... See more

albertaworker.ca•Kim Siever•Nov 5, 2025

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Bachelor Of Arts, Politics at Athabasca UniversityGraduated: 2021

Bachelor Of Arts, Drama, French at The University Of LethbridgeGraduated: 2012

Business at Royal Roads UniversityGraduated: 2006

Design, Marketing at Trent UniversityGraduated: 2001

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ALRB certified 14 unionized workplaces in Oct 2025

1,300 theatre & film workers get new contracts

Lethbridge distillery workers to vote on new contract

Lethbridge gained 1 doctor in 6 years

Bank of Canada: Brace for lower living standards

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ALRB certified 14 unionized workplaces in Oct 2025

1,300 theatre & film workers get new contracts

Lethbridge distillery workers to vote on new contract

Lethbridge gained 1 doctor in 6 years

Bank of Canada: Brace for lower living standards