Category Archives: Alberta

RCMP focus on distracted drivers this month
Alberta Mounties are on the look-out for people looking at their phones while behind the wheel this month. February is distracted driving month and according to provincial officials, research indicate...
Feb 02, 2018

Sherwood Park RCMP investigate surf & turf heist
SHERWOOD PARK- RCMP are searching for thieves who stole pallets of crab, salmon and steaks worth more than $100,000. Mounties say the food was stolen last week from Fins Seafood Distributors in Sherwo...
Feb 02, 2018

Claresholm councillor files human rights complaint against the Town
CLARESHOLM- A town councillor in Claresholm, who says she was attacked and beaten during a home invasion last month has filed a human rights complaint against the town. The complaint from Donna Courag...
Feb 02, 2018

Legislature committee deals with issue of harassment complaints
EDMONTON- An Alberta legislature committee will consider a new formal process that deals with harassment complaints made by one M-L-A against another. If the plan is eventually approved, it will mark ...
Feb 01, 2018

Premier Notley warns B.C. over plan to ban increased oil shipments
EDMONTON – Premier Rachel Notley says there will be consequences for British Columbia over the province’s latest attempt to hinder expansion of the Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain oil pipelin...
Feb 01, 2018

Ponoka tests new technology at sewage lagoon
PONOKA- The Town of Ponoka is hosting a six-month pilot project at its Waste Water Treatment Facility to test and evaluate the potential benefits of new waste water filtration technology. The new tech...
Feb 01, 2018

Town of Taber denies bid to fly Pride Flag on community flagpole
TABER, AB - The Town of Taber has denied a request for a Pride Flag to be flown in Taber this June. During the town's meeting on January 22, council passed a motion denying the Taber Equality Alliance...
Jan 31, 2018

Grande Prairie man facing child sexual exploitation charges
A Grande Prairie man faces child sexual exploitation charges and officers believe there could be more victims in northern Alberta and as far away as Australia. Jonathan Karl Bruenig, 34, was arrested ...
Jan 31, 2018

Fort McMurray approves plan to bolster wildfire prevention
FORT MCMURRAY- Wood Buffalo council has approved a plan to help prevent destructive wildfires such as the one that ravaged the Fort McMurray community in 2016. The Regional Municipality says the five-...
Jan 31, 2018

2017 Calgary public school trustee candidate faces election fraud charges
CALGARY – A woman who ran for a Calgary Public School trustee position last year faces Alberta Election Act charges. Elections Alberta says it launched an investigation last October after receiv...
Jan 31, 2018