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St. Albert investigates fire at apartment complex and daycare on Ray Gibbon Drive
11+ hour, 46+ min ago (135+ words) Images of heavy black smoke coming from the facility appeared on social media on Sunday morning Emergency crews in St. Albert responded to a smoky fire that broke out Sunday morning near an apartment complex and daycare facility. Around 10 a.m., images…...
Albertans flood new complaint portal with concerns about bike lanes, UCP interference
22+ hour, 49+ min ago (878+ words) Early submissions to the province’s bike lane concern portal were nearly evenly split, with opponents saying the dedicated pathways disrupt traffic and eliminate parking, while proponents argued for improvements to local cycling networks and questioned the Alberta government’s involvement. The…...
Northern Alberta RCMP officer facing two criminal charges
1+ day, 18+ hour ago (228+ words) An Alberta RCMP constable is facing charges of assault with a weapon and breach of trust a year after an incident at Atikameg on the Whitefish First Nation. On Oct. 8, 2025, the Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) was directed to…...
Olds College rodeo program back in the saddle after spring bucking
3+ day, 13+ hour ago (794+ words) Olds College is turning the page on a difficult spring for its rodeo program, rebuilding with new administrative oversight, spurred on by multiple coaches and a closer connection to its own agriculture programs. The reload comes after the cancellation of…...
Police issue public callout for dash cam footage after mobile crane accident near Slave Lake
3+ day, 15+ hour ago (260+ words) A mobile crane went off the highway, injuring the driver, and police are asking the public for information. Slave Lake RCMP are searching for video or information after a mobile crane unit went into the ditch on Highway 44 near Chisholm,…...
Lorne Gunter: Province may need to enforce municipal development rules
3+ day, 22+ hour ago (656+ words) It’s not hard to understand the anger behind the Parkview infill protest last weekend. At an intersection near the protest site the city is allowing seven — yes, seven — eightplexes to be built. On a single intersection. No wonder neighbourhood residents…...
Will the new budget slash police spending? Mayor says likely not
3+ day, 22+ hour ago (679+ words) 'I think in the short term we'll continue to use the formula as currently built out' Do Edmontonians want the city to spend more or less on the police? That’s one of the questions circling city hall this week as…...
Ottawa invests $2.2 million to give Edmonton youths a literal fighting chance
4+ day, 10+ hour ago (789+ words) A multi-agency program channeling the energies of at-risk youth into martial arts discipline and self-defence got a big investment from the federal government Wednesday. From a pilot started with a large donation and based on a program in Bristol, England,…...
Saddle Lake Cree Nation asserts treaty rights over access to gender-affirming care
4+ day, 11+ hour ago (463+ words) "Our people know all too well the consequences of governments removing the rights of parents to be parents, and children to be children — and we will not allow what happened to us to happen ever again" Saddle Lake Cree First…...
Rotary Clubs of Grande Prairie make plea for volunteers ahead of drive
4+ day, 12+ hour ago (868+ words) More people need help than ever before, but donations and volunteer numbers are sliding, says Salvation Army Capt. Peter Kim. Grocery stores. That’s where a search engine said is the first place people feel the pinch in a troubled economy....