Wood Buffalo RCMP responded to a call yesterday at approximately 10:40 a.m. regarding an unknown person seen with a rifle and hostages on a floor in the Nomad Hotel. Police responded to the call with an immediate and high-risk response,

The Government of Alberta is adjusting regulations around the sale of alcohol and cannabis to help local producers. Local alcohol producers now have a green light to serve their own alcoholic beverages on party bikes. This restriction removal allows local

Fox Lake RCMP conducted a traffic stop on June 18 at approximately 8:45 a.m. due to the a plate mismatch. During the stop, the vehicle was found to be operating without proper insurance or registration. The driver didn’t have a

The Government of Alberta has announced that it was run a surplus of 8.3 billion dollars during the 2024-25 fiscal year. The Government claims that this is primarily due to higher-than-expected resource revenues, income taxes from corporations and individuals and

With Canada Day coming up early next week, Alberta RCMP are reminding residents of the dangers of driving under the impairment of drugs and/or alcohol. On average, one in five drivers involved in fatal collisions are under the influence prior

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

Premier Danielle Smith has announced that she will be chairing the new Alberta Next Panel, a panel bringing together leaders, experts and community voices to “assert its place in Confederation.” The panel will work across the province over the summer

The Government of Alberta has announced that it will be putting 55 million dollars towards planting five million new trees to recover lost caribou habitats. Populations in most of Alberta’s 15 caribou ranges are either stable or growing, but long-term

Premier Danielle Smith and Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe have issued a joint statement calling out several federal policies after a meeting of the two provincial leaders and their caucuses in Lloydminster. The meeting was to largely discuss the federal intervention