Lamont County has reached out to the Minister of Municipal Affairs as a response to a petition that was sent to Alberta Municipal Affairs last month. The petition requested that the minister of municipal affairs complete an inspection of Lamont
Environment Canada is again warning of extreme windchill values prompting the weather agency to issue an extreme cold warning for parts of East Central Alberta, including Fort Saskatchewan. Environment Canada predicts windchill values to come close to the -40°C threshold
Environment Canada has issued an extreme cold warning, stating that windchill values would approach -40°C on Tuesday morning in areas North and East of Edmonton, including Fort Saskatchewan, Northern Strathcona, Sturgeon County, Lamont County, and beyond. To the South, Leduc
It’s been 64 years since the Canada’s largest recovered meteorite fell near Bruderheim. It was at 1:06 a.m. when the meteorite fell, with nearly 700 fragments being found. The combined weight of the fragments was over 660 pounds, with the
Environment Canada has issued an extreme cold warning for the Fort Saskatchewan – Vegreville – Redwater – Smoky Lake areas due to “extremely cold wind chills near -40°C,” and expects “temperatures will moderate by this afternoon, but extreme cold may
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A Family Day Carnival will be coming to Bruderheim next week. Hosted by the Town of Bruderheim, this carnival takes place on Monday (Feb. 19) at the Memorial Community Hall. There are tons of fun and games going on for
The former deputy premier, health minister, and one-time chair of the Edmonton Public School Board, Sarah Hoffman, has entered the race to replace Rachel Notley as the Alberta NDP’s leader. Sarah Hoffman held an official kick off announcement yesterday at
Alberta and British Columbia are butting heads due to a conflict surrounding B.C. wineries shipping their product directly to consumers. Alberta Gaming, Liquor, and Cannabis (AGLC) sent out a letter to B.C. wineries, saying that AGLC will stop selling B.C.
It was a warm end to the month, according to Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC). Throughout the entire province, over 110 locations reported record high temperatures on Tuesday. The warmest reported temperature in the province was in Irvine, with
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