NAV Canada has announced that Edmonton will be the home of a new air navigation system. The new system is set to be a major improvement in air traffic operations in Canada but also assisting in Europe. The system, called
The City of Edmonton has announced that it will be ending photo speed radar system use within school zones, opting to use more community-focused anti-speeding measures. Mobile radar enforcement will end on July 1 in school zones and playground zones,
The City of Edmonton, alongside partners in the Alberta Zero Emissions Fleet Fuelling (AZEFF) project, have launched the first mobile hydrogen fuelling station in Alberta. The Azolla Biodrome fuelling station is able to service light-, medium- and heavy-duty fleet vehicles
The dual festivities in Fort Saskatchewan this Canada Day will be running from sunrise to sunset, as not only do we celebrate 158 years of an independent Canada, but also Fort Saskatchewan’s 40th anniversary of being established as a city.
The City of St. Albert has announced that it will be holding a public hearing on July 15 on the topic of reallocating some land for a new school. The meeting will be on Bylaw 19/2025, which would redistrict 21
Sunshine starts the day, but clouds build by midday with a chance of showers and a risk of thunderstorms this afternoon and evening. Saturday brings similar conditions early on, along with gusty winds, before skies clear by night. From Sunday
Police have confirmed that the death of a woman in Edmonton’s Chappelle neighbourhood earlier this week was a homicide. The Edmonton Medical Examiner’s Office completed an autopsy Thursday on Ramona Bowen, 45, determining she died from sharp force trauma. The
Three former St. Albert Minor Football players have earned spots on Team Alberta for the Under-16 National Championships in Winnipeg this July. Mason Funk, Travis Heal, and Micah Lorenzin were selected after a highly competitive evaluation process involving athletes from
A months-long human trafficking operation led by Parkland RCMP has resulted in the arrest of 12 individuals in the Stony Plain area. Each has been charged with obtaining sexual services for consideration. The arrests stem from a targeted investigation into
The Government of Alberta has announced that it will be providing $2.8 million to help small- and medium-sized businesses grow into national and international markets. The program is called the Trade Accelerator Program (TAP) and allows business owners to increase
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