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
Last year was considered the fourth-worst year in Canadian history in terms of insured damage from severe weather. According to the Insurance Bureau of Canada, there was a total of $3.13 billion in damage throughout 2023, with $100 million coming
Leduc RCMP have reported that a missing Leduc woman has been found. Samantha Reid, 33, was last seen in Edmonton back in September, with police’s efforts to locate her being unsuccessful. However, less than three days after being reported missing,
Health Canada has announced a recall for Pediatrix Acetaminophen Oral Solution, made by Teva Canada Ltd. This over-the-counter medicine has been found to contain too much acetaminophen, which poses an overdose risk for children. The recall was posted on Thursday,
Food prices have been on the rise according to a report by Statistics Canada. The report was published on Tuesday and showed that food prices have risen by 4.7 per cent year-over-year in December, which was the same increase seen
Municipalities across the industrial heartland are teaming up with a municipal transit collaboration agreement. This agreement was made between Edmonton, Beaumont, Devon, Fort Saskatchewan, Leduc County, Parkland County, Spruce Grove, St. Albert, Stony Plain, and Strathcona County. The hopes it
**Update: Reid has been found safely** Leduc RCMP is seeking a missing 33-year-old woman named Samantha Reid. Police say Reid was reported missing since Jan. 16, 2024. Reid’s last known residence is in Leduc. She was last seen on September
Environment Canada forecasts the temperature will start to warm from an Arctic air mass that broke records at dozens of weather stations in Alberta at various points over the weekend. “We do have some slightly milder air moving into the
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency [CFIA] expanded a national recall on Friday of Quaker Canada granola products to include various yogurt parfait products that may have been contaminated with granola which was recalled a day earlier for salmonella concerns. The
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