The City of Edmonton is activating its extreme weather response to help keep vulnerable Edmontonians safe during the cold weather expected in the coming days. The response starts on Monday, December 30, 2024 at 9 a.m., and is expected to end
It’s never a good day when you’re the Prime Minister of a country and your Minister of Finance publicly resigns the morning she was expected to deliver the fall economic statement. It’s even worse when the public resignation letter includes
If your lifelong dream is to be the big boss (or littler bosses) of Edmonton City Council or influence young minds as a trustee for Edmonton Public Schools or Edmonton Catholic Separate School Division, there is a virtual info session you
Alberta’s government is taking swift action that will curb illegal border activities and strengthen the nation’s border security. New measures will immediately crack down on illegal migrants and drug trafficking across the border. A new Interdiction Patrol Team (IPT) will
Speaking of speeding tickets, the RCMP across Alberta gave out more than a handful last week. During the first week of December, the Alberta RCMP, along with police forces across the country, participated in National Safe Driving Week. In total
The RCMP across Alberta wish to warn the public about a text message scam involving speeding tickets. The scam involves the target receiving a text message stating that their vehicle has been detected exceeding the speed limit and has a
Alberta NDP leader Rachel Notley announced today that she will be resigning her seat as MLA for Edmonton-Strathcona effective December 30, 2024. In her post to her Facebook page, she wrote: I write with mixed feelings to announce that today
On Thursday December 12, the CPKC Holiday Train will be at the Moyer Recreation Centre in Josephburg from 5:15 p.m. to 5:45 p.m. The festive train will feature an outdoor concert with Magic! and Sophia Camara. Free onsite parking passes
Fort Saskatchewan RCMP have closed Highway 21 southbound from Wilshire Boulevard to Range Road 231/Township Road 542 in Fort Saskatchewan as a result of a serious collision involving a gravel truck and an SUV around 4:30pm today. Traffic signals were
Travellers who paid fees for their first checked bag on certain WestJet flights between 2014 and 2019 can now claim part of a $12.5-million class-action settlement. Key Information: The lawsuit, approved by the B.C. Supreme Court, claimed WestJet improperly charged
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