An Edmonton man, 55, was arrested last week after the Alberta Law Enforcement Response Team’s Internet Child Exploitation (ICE) unit was alerted to online activity regarding the sexual assault of a child in Vietnam. The investigation involved Canadian, American and
Once Upon a Child is hosting their annual “Thrifting for a Cause” cancer fundraiser today from 9:30 a.m. to 8 p.m.. “Cancer is something that’s touched everyone,” said store owner Amanda Haun. “Not one person hasn’t been touched by cancer
A fire restriction has been announced for Lamont County effective May 22, 2025, at 8 a.m.. Lamont County representatives have stated that this is due to lasting dry conditions despite the periods of rain within the Heartland region in the
The 2025 Afro Music Festival is headed to Edmonton’s Ice District this summer, hosting global icon Davido as the headliner. The Afro Music Fest is an annual music festival focused on Afro-Carribean music and culture. The event brings top artists
7-Eleven has faced a ruling from British Columbia’s Supreme Court ordering them to pay close to a million dollars to Crystal Tommy, a woman who had tripped on a pothole and broke her ankle in 2018, leading to years of
Mackenzie Dawn Hardy was released from Fort Saskatchewan Correctional Centre at the end of April due to forged paperwork. A fraudulent “stay letter” was put in under the name of a Crown prosecutor and sent through a fake “defense council”.
After some renovations to improve the shopping experience for customers, Fort Saskatchewan’s Canadian Tire is ready to open its doors. To celebrate the re-opening, the store is putting on a sale to kick off the warm, summer weather. The store
The Alberta Law Enforcement Response Team’s Internet Child Exploitation (ICE) unit has arrested and charged an Edmonton-area teacher on child exploitation and child pornography charges. The team was tipped off by a national child safety service which had received a
Effective as of Tuesday, May 20th, Strathcona County has lifted its fire ban, but a fire advisory still remains in place. Under a fire advisory, fire and firework permits are valid, but they may be temporarily suspended based on current
Canada Post was notified of a strike notice from its workers. Postal workers could refuse to return to the job site as soon as Friday, May 23. This is the second time in the past year that the Canadian Union
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