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COVID-19 vaccine likely available to Albertans in January, will be distributed in three phases
Vaccine won’t be widely available until the fall of 2021
City of Wetaskiwin launches Whistle-blower Program
Whistle-blower program acts as anonymous forum to hold local government accountable
Central zone up to 1,249 active COVID-19 cases
Red Deer sits at 257 active COVID-19 cases
Wetaskiwin’s COVID-19 cases continue to grow; 91 active cases in the City of Wetaskiwin
City of Wetaskiwin’s active cases continue to grow.
Putting normalcy into asking for help: New non-profit sets up in Wetaskiwin
Rock Soup non-profit is a new secular Food Bank putting down roots in Wetaskiwin.
‘Netflix tax’ for digital media likely to raise prices for consumers, experts say
The government says Canadian companies already collect those taxes when they make digital sales
What did Canadians watch on Youtube during isolation? Workouts, bird feeders
Whether it was getting fit or ‘speaking moistly,’ Canadians had time to spare this year
Hindsight 2020: How do you preserve a year many Canadians would rather forget?
Figuring out how to preserve the story of the pandemic poses a series of challenges
Calgary facility set to become curling hub during pandemic
Curling Canada has provisional approval for Calgary’s hub-city concept from Alberta Health
‘Everyone wants a tree and they want it now’: Christmas tree sales on pace for record
Anticipated demand for Christmas trees has sparked a rush by some to purchase more trees wholesale
Stettler Town and Country Museum hosts ‘Light the Night’
This year’s rendition is drive-through only, but will still prove to be a dazzling display
Rimbey woman gathering Christmas gifts for seniors at Valleyview Manor
Margaret Tanasiuk says she doesn’t want anyone to feel forgotten on Christmas morning
