Leduc RCMP are looking for the public’s help in identifying a suspect in a sexual assault investigation. The assault was reported on the afternoon of December 16 outside of the Real Canadian Liquor Store on 50 Street. According to police,
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
The provincial government is looking to make some changes to transgender legislation in Alberta. Premier Danielle Smith announced on Wednesday (Jan. 31) that the province will begin working to mandate parental consent for students 15 and under who wish to
Leduc RCMP are looking for the public’s help in identifying a suspect involved in assaulting a minor. The assault was on November 10 near the Red Bowl Chinese restaurant on 19 Avenue. The assault was between a minor and the
Epcor has given an update on the recent ban on non-essential water use for Edmonton and the surrounding area. According to a release published on Tuesday, January 30, Epcor is anticipating the water ban to continue until midday on Sunday,
Epcor has issued a ban on non-essential water use in the area. This ban is due to an issue at The Rossdale Water Treatment Plant that was spotted at around 2 a.m. on Monday morning. “The Rossdale Water Treatment Plant
Environment Canada has issued a Special Air Quality Statement for Edmonton and the surrounding area. This statement comes as stagnant winter weather is creating elevated pollution levels, with fine particulate matter being observed over Edmonton. This may lead to people
Ford is recalling over 90,000 of its Explorer model due to a loose exterior part. According to Ford, some of these vehicles had their A-pillar trimp clips attached improperly, which could lead to them becoming detached and creating a hazard
Leduc City council voted unanimously in favour of pursuing a speed limit reduction along the section of Highway 2 that runs through the City of Leduc, minutes south of Edmonton. The speed limit on this stretch of the QEII is
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