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Three new COVID-19 deaths in Central zone, Alberta under 10,000 active cases
The Central zone sits at 849 active cases, with 52 people in hospital and 10 in the ICU.
Maskwacis RCMP lay charges for attempted murder, kidnapping, and flight from police
Female victim remains in hospital in serious condition.
Wetaskiwin Regional Public Schools speaks to Wetaskiwin County Council on long range planning
WRPS facing challenges with operating Winfield School.
No easing of Alberta’s COVID-19 measures Thursday, 678 new COVID-19 cases
The province also hit 1,500 COVID-19 deaths since the beginning of the pandemic
Leduc RCMP lay charges in theft of catalytic converters
Two males arresed and charged with theft of several catalytic converters.
Alberta long-term care residents remain priority in looming slowdown of COVID vaccine
There are 119 patients in intensive care and 1,463 people have died
‘Gut punch’: Alberta Premier Jason Kenney blasts Biden on revoked Keystone XL permit
Kenney said he was upset the U.S. wouldn’t consult with Canada first before acting
Trudeau, Biden to talk today as death of Keystone XL reverberates in Canada
President Joe Biden opposed the Keystone XL expansion as vice-president under Barack Obama
‘Almost non-existent’ cold and cough season: P.E.I. lozenge plant lays off 30 workers
The apparent drop in winter colds across the country seems to have weakened demand for medicine and natural remedies
Gov. Gen. Julie Payette resigns, apologizes for ‘tensions’ at Rideau Hall
Payette, who is the Queen’s representative in Canada, has been the governor general since 2017
Passengers unfazed as WestJet returns Boeing 737 Max to service on Calgary flight
After a lengthy review process, Transport Canada cleared the plane to return to Canadian airspace
Community Futures brings back Social Media Challenge for 2021
This time the challenge is for non-profits and community groups
Central Alberta teenager donates filled 20 backpacks to Red Deer Mustard Seed
Lucas Berg, 14, of Ponoka County says he ‘just wants to help people’
As Alberta debates coal mining, industry already affecting once-protected Rockies
UCP revoked a policy that had protected eastern slopes of the Rockies from open-pit coal mining since 1976
