Nearly five months after a shooting that left one man seriously injured in the quiet hamlet of South Cooking Lake, RCMP have laid multiple charges against a suspect in what they describe as a targeted, violent incident. On November 13,
Clear skies and calm winds are setting the tone for a sunny stretch of weather in the region. After a chilly start today, sunshine will dominate the forecast well into next week, bringing gradually warming afternoons. Despite overnight lows still
St. Brendan Catholic School’s Grade 9 students are rolling up their sleeves for a bottle drive on Saturday, April 5, to support their much-anticipated Grade 9 Farewell. The event will take place at the school, located at 9260 58 Street,
Washington Capitals’ captain Alex Ovechkin is on the brink of making NHL history, now just two goals shy of tying Wayne Gretzky’s all-time record of 894 career goals. Ovechkin notched his 892nd goal during a power play in the Capitals’
Edmonton police have laid additional charges in the February drowning death of a man found in the city’s northeast, as the homicide investigation continues with one suspect still on the run. At around 5:30 p.m. on Friday, February 28, 2025,
A sunny morning gives way to a mix of clouds and a slight chance of flurries later today. Light winds and cool temperatures will keep things feeling brisk, especially in the morning. Skies clear out tonight, setting up a bright
Alberta’s first responders dedicate their lives to keeping our communities safe, and now the provincial government is stepping up to support their well-being. Applications are now open for the First Responders Mental Health Grant Program, designed to help frontline organizations
Guthrie School will be a sea of teal on April 11 as students, staff, and community members come together to celebrate Teal Up Day, a national initiative recognizing the resilience and sacrifices of military children. Sturgeon Public Schools invites the
Canadians love a good cuss word—about 58% of us admit to swearing regularly (and the remaining 42% lie about it). But some cities take that [malarkey] to the next level. According to a not-at-all-scientific study, Saskatoon is the undisputed king
As of April 1, Alberta has implemented a new tiered markup system on wine, introducing additional fees based on a bottle’s value. The change, enacted by the provincial government, has already led to increased prices at liquor stores, restaurants, and
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