Ted Bauer

Author Archives

• Alberta sees big hike in hunting participation

  Hunting has always been a popular activity in Alberta, but the latest figures from the province show it's shooting up in popularity and the recent farm-to-table movement is being cited as one of the reasons.

  Environment

  Nov 16, 2017
• 2 elections in 1 month for residents west and north of Edmonton

  Residents who live just west and north of Edmonton will be voting for politicians at the municipal and federal levels within a week of each other in October.

  Politics

  Sep 22, 2017
• Advertisement
• School is in for students at Elk Island Public Schools

  Tuesday was the first day of school for pupils in the Elk Island Public school system.

  Education

  Aug 30, 2017
• Advertisement
• City of Edmonton hears how Syrian resettlement is going

  On Monday, a city committee heard from stakeholders involved in the process of settling the nearly 2,100 Syrian refugees brought to Edmonton in the past two years.

  Canada

  Aug 21, 2017
• Servus Edmonton Marathon expecting big crowds and fast field for weekend race

  The Edmonton Marathon race weekend is expected to draw thousands to downtown streets for the 25th anniversary of the event.

  Features

  Aug 17, 2017
• Snowbirds to do special flyby entrance for Edmonton Airshow

  Edmontonians will be treated to a special arrival flyby Thursday afternoon by the Snowbirds. The aerial demo team will be in town after being invited by the Edmonton Airshow for this year's program.

  Canada

  Aug 16, 2017
• NEB approves Northeastern BC pipeline expansion project

  The pipeline is currently a loop of the Westcoast Energy Fort St. John Mainline. The expansion would add 27 kilometres of pipeline to the existing route.

  Canada

  Aug 11, 2017
• What are the rules surrounding Alberta politicians’ living allowances?

  The controversy surrounding MLA Derek Fildebrandt and his admission of renting out his taxpayer-subsidized apartment has thrust the rules of MLA living allowances into the spotlight.

  Money

  Aug 10, 2017
• Advertisement
• Grande Prairie runner wins gruelling Canadian Death Race on 1st attempt at 125 km distance

  The Alberta pipeline engineer said it was his first attempt ever at the full 125-kilometre length, and had previously only ran local races in area trails and on local parks.

  Canada

  Aug 8, 2017
• Advertisement
• Edmonton teen admits to killing, cooking cat

  WARNING: This story contains details some readers may find disturbing. EDMONTON — An Edmonton teen admitted in court Friday to stealing, stabbing and partially cooking a cat. Wendell Mack Mah, 19, pleaded guilty in provincial court to theft and animal cruelty. “This has to be one of the most disturbing cases we’ve ever dealt with here in Edmonton,”...

  Nov 13, 2015