Local artist publishes first graphic novel, praises Edmonton comic scene
By Kerry McAthey Radio Anchor/Reporter
It’s the first graphic novel Edmonton artist Tayson Martindale has published, and he’ll be holding a book signing and meet and greet on Wednesday at West Edmonton Coin & Stamp. Continue reading
Alberta School Council Association’s conference focuses on parents’ voice
By Kerry McAthey Radio Anchor/Reporter
Ensuring the voices of parents are heard was a prominent topic at the Alberta School Council Association’s conference. Continue reading
Saskatchewan premier calls on federal government to stand behind Trans Mountain pipeline expansion
By Kerry McAthey Radio Anchor/Reporter
Saskatchewan premier Scott Moe says it’s in his province’s best interest that the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project go forward. Continue reading
Humboldt Broncos crash: Brother of Stephen Wack remembers him as selfless, humble
By Kerry McAthey Radio Anchor/Reporter
The brother of one of the St. Albert players killed in the Humboldt Broncos crash says Stephen Wack was the most modest and selfless person he knew. Continue reading
Woodrack Cafe collecting supplies for WIN House, supporting victims of abuse
A local cafe is serving as a drop-off spot for a good cause. Continue reading
First Edmonton Walk In Her Shoes event raises funds, awareness for women and girls
The Walk in Her Shoes event kicked off for the first time in Edmonton on March 24. Continue reading
Canadian Business Chicks online community aims to connect women in business
In addition to its online community, the group’s ambassadors can be found networking and promoting women in the business sector all over the country. Continue reading
B.C. MLA on Alta. trade dispute: B.C. ‘overstepped the boundary’
B.C. MLA and vintner Ben Stewart shared his thoughts on the suspended wine ban, and the attempt to restrict shipments of bitumen from the West Coast. Continue reading
Edmonton doctor helped develop new medical marijuana guidelines
According to Dr. Michael Allen, director of medicine at the University of Alberta, more research still needs to be done on cannabinoids as a treatment. Continue reading
Alberta Energy Regulator argues Redwater ruling before the Supreme Court
The AER is disputing an Alberta Court of Queen’s Bench ruling from 2016. They say the ruling on sales assets during bankruptcy allow oil companies to get out of their environmental responsibilities. Continue reading
Winter weather creating specific challenges for railway operations
By Kerry McAthey Radio Anchor/Reporter
Consistent cold snaps have meant running shorter trains — meaning more trains on the tracks, and more staff required to operate them. Continue reading
Alberta Chambers of Commerce president weighs in on provincial pipeline dispute
CEO Ken Kobly told the Alberta Morning News the ban on increased bitumen is one of many obstructionist tactics from B.C. to delay or stop the pipeline expansion. Continue reading
Canadian volunteers head to Haiti to provide dental work
A group of Canadian dental professionals and volunteers will head to Haiti to help those in need. Continue reading
Medical professionals meet to discuss opioid issues among Canada’s seniors
A Montreal conference is aiming to address opioid poisoning among Canada’s seniors. Continue reading
21 handguns reported stolen after break-in at St. Albert store
A large number of handguns have been reported stolen after a break-in at a St. Albert business, the RCMP said on Thursday. Continue reading
