Vaccine for pregnant women to prevent whooping cough in infants now free in Alberta
By Kerry McAthey Radio Anchor/Reporter
The Alberta government is encouraging pregnant women to take advantage of a new vaccination program to prevent whooping cough in infants. Continue reading
Mother found guilty of breaking toddler’s ankles, not getting medical help
A judge has stated that he believes beyond a reasonable doubt these injuries were inflicted by an adult. Continue reading
Can Man Dan’s latest Edmonton campout in support of 630 CHED Santas Anonymous
He’s back at it again — this time for 630CHED Santas Anonymous. Continue reading
Former teacher in northern Alberta charged with sexual exploitation
A 38-year-old Athabasca man has been charged after an investigation by RCMP into allegations of sexual exploitation. Continue reading
630 CHED Santas Anonymous in need of some extra Christmas spirit
With just weeks until Christmas – and even less time until delivery weekend – 630 CHED Santas Anonymous needs your donations. Continue reading
Big response as 630 CHED Santas Anonymous gets back into gear
630 CHED Santas Anonymous is now accepting drop-in volunteers. Continue reading
Alberta man living with cancer says cannabis-based treatment cost him a job
Clayton Hannah lives with follicular lymphoma and treats it with cannabis oil — information he says cost him a job. Continue reading
Coin commemorates 100 years since ‘Canada’s Hundred Days’
The Royal Canadian Mint unveils a coin commemorating the Nov. 11 armistice that ended the First World War. Continue reading
35th annual Edmonton Toy Run revs up 630CHED Santas Anonymous campaign
For the 35th time, Edmonton’s motorcyclists will hit the road for 630CHED Santas Anonymous. Continue reading
Parents suing Alberta education officials say son locked naked in seclusion room
A mother and father hope policies around seclusion rooms will change and they’ve launched a lawsuit against the Alberta government and a school district over the treatment of their son. Continue reading
Edmonton safe injection sites see heavy traffic since opening
The results are in for the first few month’s of Edmonton’s first supervised injection sites. Continue reading
Alberta education minister insists his government is tackling crowded classrooms
The Alberta education minister is working towards reducing the number of students per class across the province. Continue reading
One cigarette causes $1M in damages in southeast Edmonton
Four buildings were caught up in a blaze that start at 193 Avenue and 67 Street. Continue reading
Cannabis potency tests improving as legalization gets closer
A team of researchers is working to streamline the process of analyzing cannabis products so they can be cleared to go to market. Continue reading
Alternative dispute resolution community to celebrate success, plan future in Edmonton
By Kerry McAthey Radio Anchor/Reporter
A symposium on Alternative Dispute Resolution will be the first of its kind for Alberta. Continue reading