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One dead, another transported by STARS after multi-vehicle collision near Rimbey
RIMBEY – Rimbey RCMP are on the scene of a serious motor vehicle collision North of Rimbey at Township Road 432 and Highway 20. Multiple vehicles are reported to be … Read More
‘Build that pipeline’: Canada Action
CALGARY – He’s endorsed it, campaigned in favour of it and even arranged for taxpayers to purchase it. Now newly re-elected Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has to move quickly to build the … Read More
‘Alberta voters sent the strongest message in our 114 years to Ottawa’ says Premier Kenney
Words ‘western separation’ and ‘WEXITALBERTA’are trending on Twitter in Alberta. Facebook group called VoteWexit.com has more than 170,000 members and rallies are planned In the Alberta legislature today Premier Jason Kenney called … Read More
Man robbed at gunpoint in Walmart parking lot, suspects steal his Mercedes and wallet
AIRDRIE – A man was robbed at gunpoint of his Mercedes and wallet in a Walmart parking lot on Sunday. After shopping, at about 8:40 p.m., a man returned to … Read More
New Parliament must confront racism in Canada says Canadian Human Rights Commission
Election has left Canada fractured and many Canadians feeling marginalized and divided Dear Editor, This election has left Canada fractured and many Canadians feeling marginalized and divided. There is an urgent need to reunite … Read More
Red Robin burger chain closing all Alberta locations
Red Robin is closing all of its Alberta restaurants by the end of 2019. All five restaurants are in the Edmonton area; Clareview Campus, Rideau Park, Tera Losa, Windermere and … Read More
Blue wave sweeps Alberta but Liberals form minority government
A blue wave swept over Alberta with all but one riding voting Conservative. The Liberals, however, won a minority government winning enough seats in Atlantic Canada, Quebec and Ontario. The unofficial … Read More
Dozens of suffering cats euthanized in connection to animal cruelty investigation
EDMONTON – The Edmonton Police Service issued warrants for the arrest of two women in connection to an animal cruelty investigation that resulted in the rescue of 52 neglected cats … Read More
Red Deer RCMP lockdown Collicutt Centre, Hunting Hills and Notre Dame after reports of person with weapon
RED DEER – Red Deer RCMP arrested one male after an incident at the Collicutt Centre earlier today. At about 11:45 a.m. Red Deer RCMP responded to reports of a person … Read More
Lethbridge Police investigate kidnapping from McDonald’s parking lot
LETHBRDIGE – Police are seeking a suspect who allegedly kidnapped a man, forced him to go to an ATM, withdraw cash, drive the suspect to a Supervised Consumption Site and … Read More
Chestermere RCMP charge youth for bringing BB gun to school
CHESTERMERE – RCMP arrested and charged a youth after a BB gun was brought to school. On Oct. 18 staff at Chestermere Lake Middle School received information that a student … Read More
Decaying dead mice prompts AHS to close Lovely Sweets – Sweets Kitchen in Calgary
CALGARY – Alberta Health Services closed Lovely Sweets – Sweets Kitchen located at 4126 – 3961 52 Avenue NE in Calgary after a health inspector found an infestation of mice … Read More
Fort Vermillion RCMP charge woman, 29, with first-degree murder
FORT VERMILLION – RCMP Major Crimes and Fort Vermilion charged Sandra Wapoose, 29, of John D’or Prairie, Alta. with first degree murder in the homicide of Barry Lizotte, 57, of … Read More
How a Liberal or Conservative win could affect Canada’s economy & energy industry
By Shelly Hagan Canada’s economic landscape is poised to see some minor changes after Monday’s election, regardless of whether Justin Trudeau’s Liberals or Andrew Scheer’s Conservatives take power, though the … Read More
Update: Calgary Police charge woman, 28, man, 22, in officer-involved shooting
Updated: Oct. 21 1:53 p.m. Calgary Police Service charged a man and woman involved in a stolen-vehicle incident that led to an officer-involved shooting on the weekend. Bogdan Ferdinand DIORDIEV, … Read More
Airdrie RCMP officer injured when his police car was rammed by stolen vehicle
Calgary Police HAWCS helicopter helps police catch suspect AIRDRIE – An Airdrie RCMP officer was injured when his police car was rammed by the driver of a stolen vehicle. Alin Alexander … Read More
Wayfare Nursing aims to make Cannabis less confusing for seniors
CALGARY – Wayfare Nursing aims to help seniors wanting to access medical cannabis for their ailments whether pain, anxiety, sleep or other conditions. Seniors looking to access medical cannabis face … Read More
Update: Calgary Police ask help from national security after shooting incident
Officers opened fire on vehicle they say wouldn’t stop and tried dodging barriers for a military parade Calgary Police say given the nature of today’s events, they have engaged their … Read More
Boy, 5, killed at landfill after struck by truck driven by his father
PLAMODON – Lac La Biche RCMP are investigating after a 5-year-old boy succumbed to his injuries sustained in a collision this afternoon. On Oct. 19 at about 2 p.m., RCMP … Read More
WATCH: ‘Alberta will not be a punching bag’ Premier Kenney tells Ottawa
Four of the five federal parties are campaigning against Alberta, its resources, and workers but Premier Jason Kenney said he is fighting back. He brought forward a motion that calls … Read More
Best countries for a gap year
Taking a year off after high school or post-secondary can have many benefits for young people. For example, research shows that high school grads who take gap years before university … Read More
Is that really the RCMP calling you?
BROOKS – Brooks RCMP are aware that citizens in the Brooks area are receiving fraudulent calls which include a ‘spoofed’ number associated to the Brooks RCMP. Residents are warned to … Read More
Swoop starts direct flights from Edmonton to Puerto Vallarta
This weekend, Swoop, Canada’s ultra-low-fare airline and subsidiary of WestJet Airlines Inc., takes-off with its new service from Edmonton International Airport (YEG) to Puerto Vallarta International Airport (PVR). Swoop’s first direct flight to Puerto Vallarta on October 19 at 5:35 a.m. … Read More
Edson police advise Hwy 32 impassable for clean up of hazardous materials after two-vehicle crash
YELLOWHEAD COUNTY – Edson RCMP are on scene of a two-vehicle collision on Hwy 32 south of Township 575. Hwy 32, 1.5 kilometres south of Township 575 is impassable in … Read More
WATCH: 90 years ago women finally qualified as ‘persons’
5 Alberta women took their fight to have women recognized all way to London, England Only 90 years ago women weren’t recognized as people and five Alberta women didn’t accept … Read More
Edmonton Police ask public’s help locating man who allegedly slashed woman’s throat, considered armed and dangerous
EDMONTON – The Edmonton Police Service is seeking the public’s assistance locating a male suspect believed to be connected to an aggravated assault that took place this morning. At about … Read More
Lac La Biche RCMP ask public’s help locating missing teen, 14
Update Oct. 19 5:57 a.m. RCMP advise Inafa Reutov has been located safe and unharmed. —————- Original story —————- PLAMONDON – Lac La Biche RCMP are asking for the public’s assistance … Read More
AHS closes Edmonton Halal meat market after grime, mouse droppings, rotting meat discovered
EDMONTON – Alberta Health Services (AHS) ordered Edmonton Halal Meat & Bangladeshi Groceries at 3480 93 – Street in Edmonton to clean up The Oct. 15 order shows that the … Read More
Greta Thunberg speaks at legislature grounds in Edmonton
Before she spoke speeches were given by Indigenous groups, signs saying ‘KKK Kenney’ were seen in the crowd EDMONTON – Boos could be heard amid the cheers for Swedish climate … Read More
Hinton RCMP investigate found human remains of missing woman
HINTON – RCMP Major Crimes Unit identified human remains found in May as Nature Duperron, 25, of Athabasca. Duperron’s family reported her missing on April 15, 2019. An RCMP missing … Read More
Alberta’s United We Roll plans counter-protest to rally with climate activist Greta Thunberg
United We Roll, based in Red Deer, plans a counter-rally when Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg shows up at the Alberta legislature in Edmonton on Friday. Go home @GretaThunberg and … Read More