Category Archives: Alberta
Banff Bison calves all healthy
BANFF- Parks Canada says 10 bison calves born in the backcountry of Banff National Park are healthy and doing well. Officials say the calves — which were born between April and May — bring...
Jun 08, 2017
Calgary Police investigate domestic-related death
CALGARY – Police in Calgary say a domestic shooting that left a woman injured and a man dead was an attempted murder-suicide. They say officers were called to a home in the city’s southeas...
Jun 08, 2017
AHS raising awareness about child falls from windows and balconies
EDMONTON- During Child Safety Week, Alberta Health Services is reminding us of the potential hazards that open windows and balcony doors can pose to children. Every year, AHS Emergency Medical Service...
Jun 08, 2017
Olds College increases the number of Horticulture students
OLDS- Olds College is increasing the capacity of its Horticulture programs. In 2016, the program received 83 total applications with a capacity of 30 students. In 2017, student capacity will be expand...
Jun 08, 2017
Derek Saretzky triple homicide trial begins with graphic evidence (WARNING – story contains details and photos that may be disturbing)
LETHBRIDGE - Before the trial of 24-year old Derek Saretzky could even get underway, one of the male jurors told the court that he may have difficulty handling any graphic content. Crown prosecutor, P...
Jun 07, 2017
Province removes some school-related fees, caps increases
EDMONTON – Schools can no longer charge families for supplies such as textbooks, paper, and photocopying, under a new School Fees and Costs Regulation signed into law Monday, June 5. Other fee c...
Jun 07, 2017
Spring sitting of the legislature wraps up
EDMONTON- The Notley government has wrapped up the spring sitting of the legislature, passing new workplace rules while exchanging broadsides with the opposition. Bill 17 — the first overhaul of...
Jun 07, 2017
Albertans urged to be safe as possible on ATVs this summer
CENTRAL ZONE - It's Child Safety Week and Alberta Health Services is reminding all Albertans to make all-terrain vehicle safety a priority this week and every week. ATVs pose significant risk to all u...
Jun 06, 2017
Drones becoming more of a problem for pilots
CALGARY- A University of Calgary study says there are now more drones in the air than piloted aircraft and the numbers of close calls between the two continue to rise. The study, which is published on...
Jun 06, 2017
Search suspended for man swept away by South Saskatchewan River
MEDICINE HAT, AB - The five day search for the body of a man who was last seen in the South Saskatchewan River is finished for now after officials announced they're postponing it Monday morning. The r...
Jun 05, 2017