Category Archives: Alberta

Province reaches tentative deal with Alberta Union of Provincial Employees
EDMONTON – Alberta’s largest pubic sector union has reached a tentative deal with the provincial government on a new contract. Details of the three-year agreement for 23,000 Alberta Union ...
Aug 16, 2018

Million dollar Edmonton fentanyl lab shut down
EDMONTON- ALERT Edmonton's organized crime and gang team has shut down a fentanyl production lab operating out of a home in southeast Edmonton. Two people were arrested and nearly $1 million worth of ...
Aug 16, 2018

RCMP appeal for tips, dashcam footage in German tourist shooting west of Calgary
AIRDRIE, Alta. - RCMP say investigators are open to the possibility that road rage or mistaken identity played a role in the shooting of a German tourist earlier this month west of Calgary. Police han...
Aug 16, 2018

Alberta MP mourning newborn daughter's death from genetic disorder
CALGARY - An Alberta Conservative MP has posted a touching online tribute following the death of his newborn daughter from a genetic disorder. Tom Kmiec, who represents the riding of Calgary Shepard, ...
Aug 16, 2018

'Unavoidable accident:' Calgary Zoo peacock dies after flying into zoo golf cart
CALGARY - One of the peacocks that often roam freely on the Calgary Zoo grounds has died after it flew into the windshield of a moving zoo golf cart. Zoo spokeswoman Trish Exton-Parder said Thursday i...
Aug 16, 2018

Calgary Fire Department logs record opioid overdose calls in July
CALGARY - The Calgary Fire Department says there were a record number of opioid overdose calls in July. It says the 144 calls marked a 20 per cent increase over the same month last year and a 450 per ...
Aug 16, 2018

OHS investigates after wagon flips and injures passengers at Edmonton park
EDMONTON – Occupational Health and Safety is investigating after a horse drawn wagon they were riding in overturned at Fort Edmonton Park. Six people were taken to hospital. Alberta Health Servi...
Aug 16, 2018

Shots fired incident closes part of Edmonton's Wayne Gretzky Drive
EDMONTON- Gunfire and a police chase prompted officials to close part of Edmonton’s busy Wayne Gretzky Drive for hours. Police say late Wednesday afternoon there were reports of shots being fire...
Aug 16, 2018

Farm accident claims life of young Bow Island boy
BOW ISLAND – A tragic accident on a property near the Town of Bow Island late Tuesday afternoon killed an 11-year old boy. RCMP Corporal Neil Bailey says, “A 47-year-old man from Bow Islan...
Aug 16, 2018

Alberta Métis vote to support Trans Mountain pipeline expansion
LAC LA BICHE- The organization that represents Metis in Alberta says it supports the expansion of the Trans Mountain oil pipeline through B-C. The Metis Nation of Alberta says members voted in favour ...
Aug 15, 2018