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Alberta confirmed 323 COVID-19 cases Tuesday
Central zone active cases at 145
Maskwacis reporting 37 active cases
Numbers current as of Oct. 19
COVID-19: One more death in central zone
Ponoka County on province’s watchlist
Town of Millet declared Best Blooming Community
The Town of Millet is being recognized for their efforts to meet the challenges of 2020.
Province and rural municipalities agree on a plan to support Alberta’s energy industry
Creating new wells or pipelines would result in a three year ‘tax holiday’
Liberals say Tory effort to set up COVID-19 committee will be a confidence matter
The Tories were originally proposing an ‘anticorruption’ committee
Alberta legislature to resume Tuesday; focus to be on economic recovery
Opposition house leader Heather Sweet said the NDP will focus on holding Premier Jason Kenney
Canada ‘yet to see’ deaths due to recent COVID surge as cases hit 200,000
Much of the increase in case numbers can be attributed to Ontario and Quebec
UPDATE: Suspect identified in early morning shooting
Rimbey RCMP had responded to a complaint of an armed robbery at the Bluffton City General Store
Big boost for Alberta college agriculture research
The $2-million agreement to benefit Lethbridge College’s applied research team
Denied entry into U.S., Canadian couple still forced to quarantine for 2 weeks
The rules around crossing the U.S. border led to a bizarre situation for an Invermere couple
Canada gets C-average grade on 2nd year of cannabis legalization
Cannabis Council of Canada releases report card on federal government and legalization
Non-essential travel restrictions at Canada-U.S. border extended to at least Nov. 21
The restrictions do not apply to those providing essential services in either country
Banff wolves have lower survival rate due to hunting, trapping outside park boundary
Researchers looked at 72 radio-collared wolves in the national park from 1987 to August 2019
