Category Archives: Alberta
Alberta Parks extends camping season
EDMONTON- Following another record-breaking camping season, more than 250 provincial campgrounds will remain open over the next month. To meet increased demand for late-season camping, the province is...
Sep 06, 2017
Hepatitis A found in Western Family brand pineapple product
EDMONTON – Hepatitis A has been found in a sample of Western Family brand fresh pineapple chunks sold in ready-to-go cups announced Alberta Health Services on September 2. The cups were produced...
Sep 05, 2017
Crown delays guilty plea for man accused in vicious attack on Alberta woman
LETHBRIDGE - The anticipated guilty pleas in the case of Denzel Dre Colton Bird will have to wait a little longer, this time at the request of the Crown. Bird's lawyer, Tonii Roulston, appeared in Let...
Sep 05, 2017
Fireball pinpointed to B.C. interior
LETHBRIDGE — A fireball in the sky that was spotted by several people in Lethbridge and southwestern Alberta appears to have entered the atmosphere between Cranbrook and Nelson, B.C. That’...
Sep 05, 2017
Fire risk closes provincial parks in southern Alberta
A high fire risk has led to closures in a number of provincial parks in southern Alberta. Alberta Environment and Parks says wildfire conditions in the affected areas are well past the extreme level, ...
Sep 05, 2017
High winds wreak havoc along highway near Bashaw
‘Extremely high winds’ wreaked havoc along a portion of Highway 53 east of Bashaw Saturday evening. RCMP say the gusts caused calcium chloride, which is naturally occurring along the highw...
Sep 02, 2017
ATB declares Alberta recession over with expected growth of 3.2% this year
CALGARY – ATB Financial has declared Alberta’s worst recession in three decades over with expected economic growth of 3.2 per cent this year. The provincially-owned bank warns, however, th...
Aug 31, 2017
Eggen happy 'out of control' school fees now reduced
Alberta’s Minister of Education is gearing up for another school year and says parents won’t be feeling such empty pockets. As classes begin at most schools across the province on Thursday...
Aug 30, 2017
Teen drowns in southern Alberta lake
A 16-year-old boy is dead after drowning south of Brooks Tuesday afternoon. According to a news release from the RCMP, EMS, the Brooks Fire Department and the Brooks RCMP were called to Kinbrook Islan...
Aug 30, 2017
Two candidates in UCP leadership race pony up for United Conservative names
EDMONTON – Two of the candidates in Alberta’s new conservative party leadership race have taken the next step in rounding up votes. Doug Schweitzer and Brian Jean have paid a non-refundabl...
Aug 30, 2017