The Government of Alberta quietly released the results of a survey it conducted about leaving the Canadian Pension Plan (CPP) and creating a new plan at the provincial level – the Alberta Pension Plan (APP). The results are not what

On June 8 at about 9 a.m., Olds RCMP received a call about an erratic driver that had been allegedly driving at over 150 km/hr, swerving between lanes and almost hitting other drivers. The vehicle was stopped by the RCMP,

As part of a new approach to COVID-19 immunizations, the provincial government has announced that it will no longer be covering the cost of the vaccines for some of its residents. During the 2023-24 respiratory virus season, just over one

Lloydminster RCMP received an alert on the morning of June 12 about an object that looked like a pipe bomb in the backyard of a residence on 41 Street near 49 Avenue. The Alberta RCMP Explosive Disposal Unit was moved

With summer just around the corner and roadways becoming increasingly busy, Alberta RCMP have released a collection of safety tips to remind drivers to drive safely, especially around large commercial vehicles. For passenger vehicle drivers, there are reminders to stay

The RCMP’s Musical Ride is saddling up for its return to Alberta with a 20-stop tour scheduled from July to September. The ride features up to 32 RCMP officers alongside their horses perform formations and drills set to music. There

The results of the Alberta Teacher’s Association’s (ATA) strike vote are in, and it shows that the teachers are ready to walk off the job and strike if that’s what’s required. Of the nearly 39,000 votes cast, nearly 95 per

Rentals.ca has released a report in conjunction with Urbanation, showing some promising signs for Albertans and Canadians as a whole. The May report shows a rent drop not only across the province, but a national average rent decrease as well.

The Government of Alberta has appointed a new applications judge to Edmonton and Calgary.  Applications judges work to resolve family, civil and criminal matters in an efficient manner. Stephanie Wanke is Edmonton’s new applications judge, taking effect on June 16. 

Alberta has released a provincial wildfire update going over any new major developments. As of June 3, there are 56 wildfires burning in the Forest Protection Area of Alberta. 27 of these are out of control, five are being held,