On Thursday July 18, 2024, at approximately 10 p.m., RCMP investigated a complaint of a male hurting a female at a residence in St. Albert. Two teenage females known to the alleged suspect, aged 13 and 17, were located inside
Fort Saskatchewan RCMP responded to a serious collision on Highway 15 on Thursday evening. Police allege that the suspect, Brett Daniel Conrad (27) of Fort Saskatchewan, was behind the wheel of a truck that rear-ended a motorcycle and continued driving,
The response to extreme heat in Edmonton has been extended due to anticipated high temperatures. Initially activated on Monday the 15th and originally scheduled to conclude on Tuesday the 23rd, the response will now continue until Friday, July 26th. Environment
A 6-year-old girl suffered a seizure due to carbon monoxide poisoning from her family’s boat exhaust. According to her father, Brandon Ryan, the girl rapidly transitioned from laughter and giggling to a severe seizure in just 10 seconds. She collapsed
On Friday morning, a widespread technology outage severely disrupted critical services across Canada, impacting flights, hospitals, and media operations. Cybersecurity experts at CrowdStrike identified a faulty update targeting computers running Microsoft Windows as the root cause. Fortunately, systems using Mac
On Thursday night, St. Albert RCMP responded to a distress call regarding an assault in Riverside around 10 PM. Upon arrival, officers found a 17-year-old woman and a 13-year-old girl suffering from multiple stab wounds. Emergency Medical Services (EMS) quickly
It is looking a little smoky out there as it is one pretty challenging wildfire season so far. Today we will have a high of 34° at 4 PM and a low of 24 closer to midnight, calling for yet
As France prepares to host the Olympics, it has faced scrutiny over its stance on the hijab, an Islamic headscarf. While unable to ban all women athletes from wearing the hijab due to international regulations, France has imposed restrictions on
Edmonton police are collaborating with technology companies to employ workers with autism for reviewing body camera footage. This initiative comes after Alberta mandated the use of body cameras for police officers last year. The footage from these cameras needs to
Fires in northern Alberta have prompted evacuations of workers from oilsands sites. MEG Corp announced Tuesday evening it is evacuating non-essential personnel from its Christina Lake oilsands site. Imperial Oil Ltd. confirmed Wednesday it is reducing non-essential workers at its
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