Category Archives: Alberta

Central Alberta woman found guilty of animal cruelty
A Hanna area woman has been found guilty of animal cruelty following the seizure of several malnourished horses, dogs and birds from her property. Catherine Adams was convicted after the animals were ...
Mar 01, 2018

Calgary police link social media campaigns with rise in sex crime complaints
CALGARY- Social media campaigns are leading to a rise in sex crime complaints. Calgary Police Chief Roger Chaffin says they have lead to more people reporting sex crimes and he needs more detectives f...
Mar 01, 2018

Province says new framework with pharmacists could save $150-million
EDMONTON – The Notley government says a new collaborative funding framework with pharmacists will save $150-million over the next two years. The province says the framework with the Alberta Phar...
Mar 01, 2018

Alberta spending more but saving more according to third-quarter fiscal update
EDMONTON — New numbers show Alberta’s economy continues to dig itself out of the deep hole caused by crashing oil prices as Premier Rachel Notley’s government both spends and saves m...
Feb 28, 2018

Stephen Mandel wins Alberta Party leadership race
EDMONTON – Former Edmonton mayor and Progressive Conservative cabinet minister Stephen Mandel is the new leader of the Alberta Party. Mandel collected 66 per cent of the vote on the first round ...
Feb 28, 2018

Court rules Town of Ponoka's Learning Centre Lease Bylaw is valid
WETASKIWIN- A Court of Queen’s Bench judge has ruled in favor of the Town of Ponoka and members of Town Council. They were named in an application regarding the Community Learning Centre Lease B...
Feb 27, 2018

Former AMA executive sentenced to 5 years for fraud
EDMONTON- A former executive at the Alberta Motor Association has been sentenced to five years in prison for swindling his employer of 8 million dollars. James Gladden, a former vice-president of info...
Feb 27, 2018

Warning issued in Lethbridge amid spike in overdoses
LETHBRIDGE – Following a significant spike in overdose calls over the past weekend, Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services and the Lethbridge Police Service held a press conference on Monday to ...
Feb 26, 2018

RCMP lay charges followings threats to politicians and police
CALGARY- RCMP have made an arrest and laid charges against a Three Hills man accused of uttering threats towards former Prime Minister Stephen Harper, Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi and members of the Le...
Feb 26, 2018

Olds College students celebrate top 10 finish in International Turf Bowl
OLDS- Four Olds College students ventured to San Antonio, Texas recently to participate in the Turf Bowl. The skills and knowledge based competition is for undergraduates in Turfgrass related programs...
Feb 26, 2018