Category Archives: Alberta
Off-highway helmet law now in effect
EDMONTON- As of today, drivers of off-highway vehicles in Alberta will be fined 155 dollars if they are caught not wearing a helmet while riding on public land. There are a number of exemptions to the...
May 15, 2017
Fewer payday loan stores in Alberta
CALGARY- Service Alberta says the number of payday loans stores in the province has dropped. The industry says regulations put in place last year by the provincial government have made its product uns...
May 15, 2017
Wildfire expert's findings on Fort McMurray forest fire
A wildfire expert’s report into the Fort McMurray wildfire suggests plans to protect communities from future blazes should include preventative action by homeowners. Alan Westhaver’s repor...
May 15, 2017
Province stepping up fight against invasive species in our water bodies
The province has announced it is adding two new inspection stations and 30 boat inspectors to combat the fight against invasive species taking over Alberta waters. The new stations actually opened up ...
May 12, 2017
RCMP puppies get their names
INNISFAIL- The first litter of German shepherd puppies to be born this year at the R-C-M-P’s dog training centre near Innisfail now have names. The Mounties say they received close to 21-thousan...
May 12, 2017
Province reviewing photo radar
EDMONTON – The Alberta government is reviewing photo radar across the province to make sure it’s targeting safety and not being used as a cash cow. Transportation Minister Brian Mason says...
May 11, 2017
Alberta Peace Officers concerned about extreme speeders
EDMONTON – Alberta's community peace officers had a busy April trying to keep the roads and highways safe. Peace officers pulled over thousands of motorists and issued more than 3600 speeding ti...
May 11, 2017
Boy rescued by jet boat after falling into river in Medicine Hat
MEDICINE HAT – A 13-year-old boy is safe after being swept away by the South Saskatchewan River on Tuesday evening. The Medicine Hat Police Service says it was dispatched to the river valley of ...
May 10, 2017
Five charged with child endangerment in Lethbridge drug bust
LETHBRIDGE – Search warrants executed in Lethbridge have turned up nearly $100,000 in drugs and cash, also resulting in child endangerment charges against five residents. On May 5, the Alberta L...
May 10, 2017
Edward Snowden talks of law, democracy and technology in webinar with university students
LETHBRIDGE – “If we only knew what governments wanted us to know, we wouldn’t know very much.” That from Edward Snowden, the man who gave classified U.S. government documents t...
May 10, 2017