Liberals accused of ‘thwarting democracy’ after walking out of women’s committee vote
Lethbridge police dispose of Second World War military device
Community rallies to help ranchers rebuild after Kenow wildfire
Lethbridge couple accused of abusing young child
1 in 48 million: 3 generations of Edmonton family share birthday
Interest growing in megaproject to bring natural gas from Alberta to Nova Scotia: LNG CEO
Women reaching parity on appointments to boards, agencies: Alberta government
The Alberta government says it is achieving gender parity for those appointed to its agencies, boards, and commissions. Continue reading
NEB warns Trans Mountain pipeline builder to stop installing anti-spawning mats
The National Energy Board is issuing a warning to the company building the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion for installing mats in streams to discourage fish from spawning where the pipeline is to be built. Continue reading
6.0 magnitude quake strikes off coast of Japan, no tsunami risk
An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 6.0 struck off northeastern Japan on Wednesday. There were no immediate reports of damage or injuries, and no risk of tsunami. Continue reading
17-year-old dies in east-central Alberta farming accident
RCMP are not releasing details related to the specific location of the incident. Continue reading
Several people believed involved in Alberta man’s disappearance, death: Calgary police
Police have revealed that Fletcher Kimmel’s death is believed to be a homicide in which several people were likely involved. Continue reading
Otto Warmbier’s parents say he was ‘jerking violently,’ ‘howling’ upon return from North Korea
The parents of a young Ohioan who was detained in North Korea for more than a year and died soon after being released said Tuesday he was “jerking violently,” howling, and “staring blankly” when he returned home on a medical flight. Continue reading
Flu shots available in Alberta starting Oct. 23; AHS not offering nasal spray
Albertans will be able to get a flu shot starting Oct. 23, 2017. This season, AHS will not be offering the nasal spray option. Continue reading
Calgary family’s dog safe after going missing in stolen SUV
Fozzy the dog has been located and is back in the care of his owners. Continue reading
Heart disease patients who quit their daily Aspirin are at risk of heart attack, stroke: study
After a heart attack or stroke, doctors often prescribe patients with a daily dose of Aspirin. Now a new study is warning that if heart disease patients abandon their therapy, they could be at risk of a subsequent heart attack or stroke. Continue reading
Calgary small businesses speak out against Liberal government’s proposed tax reforms
By Tracy Nagai Reporter
On Monday night dozens of frustrated Calgarians gathered for a town hall hosted by Conservative MPs. Continue reading
Edmonton’s Liberian community wants to support families impacted by fatal crash
Edmonton’s Liberian community is seeking ways to help the families of three mothers killed in a highway collision. Continue reading
Martin Luther King Jr. took a knee in 1965. Here’s a history of the powerful pose.
A powerful photo of the civil rights leader has reemerged amidst the NFL #TakeAKnee controversy. Continue reading
Cleanup underway on 2 orphaned sour gas wells near Calgary community just tip of the iceberg
By Carolyn Kury de Castillo Reporter
There are a startling number of wells that are now orphaned after a Calgary company was forced into receivership. Continue reading
Manslaughter charge laid after carfentanil overdose in Alberta hotel
A Calgary man has been charged with manslaughter after a 48-year-old died from an overdose of carfentanil in an Edson hotel nearly one year ago. Continue reading
Rescue helicopter comes to aid of family in Puerto Rico after spotting ‘Help’ written on their roof
Dramatic footage shows a helicopter search and rescue team coming to the aid of a family in Puerto Rico after spotting the words “Help Me” written across their roof. Continue reading
North Korea moving airplanes to east coast after U.S. bomber display: South Korean spy agency
The reported movement comes after the U.S. dispatched B-1B bombers to the Korean peninsula over the weekend Continue reading
Canadian warship arrives at hurricane-ravaged island to find ‘near total devastation’
The crew located several Canadian citizens on the island of Dominica. Continue reading
Several people believed involved in Alberta man’s disappearance, death: Calgary police
Police have revealed that Fletcher Kimmel’s death is believed to be a homicide in which several people were likely involved. Continue reading
Principal, athletic director step down after video shows sobbing cheerleaders forced to do the splits
The principal and athletic director of a Denver high school have stepped down after video emerged showing cheerleaders being pushed into splits by their coach during practice. Continue reading
17-year-old dies in east-central Alberta farming accident
RCMP are not releasing details related to the specific location of the incident. Continue reading
Women reaching parity on appointments to boards, agencies: Alberta government
The Alberta government says it is achieving gender parity for those appointed to its agencies, boards, and commissions. Continue reading
NEB warns Trans Mountain pipeline builder to stop installing anti-spawning mats
The National Energy Board is issuing a warning to the company building the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion for installing mats in streams to discourage fish from spawning where the pipeline is to be built. Continue reading
Liberals accused of ‘thwarting democracy’ after walking out of women’s committee vote
Liberal and NDP members said they could not support Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer’s nomination of Rachael Harder because of her voting record on women’s rights and a prior endorsement. Continue reading
WATCH LIVE: 2017 Lethbridge Municipal Election Forum for Councillors
By Liam Nixon Anchor/News Manager
The Southern Alberta Council on Public Affairs is hosting the first Lethbridge Municipal Election Forum for Councillors tonight from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. There is no confirmed list of participants, but there are 29 people running for the eight councillor positions: Aileen Burke, Craig Burrows-Johnson, Mark Campbell, Jeff Carlson (I), Jeffrey Coffman (I), Belinda… Continue reading
17-year-old dies in east-central Alberta farming accident
RCMP are not releasing details related to the specific location of the incident. Continue reading
Several people believed involved in Alberta man’s disappearance, death: Calgary police
Police have revealed that Fletcher Kimmel’s death is believed to be a homicide in which several people were likely involved. Continue reading
Flu shots available in Alberta starting Oct. 23; AHS not offering nasal spray
Albertans will be able to get a flu shot starting Oct. 23, 2017. This season, AHS will not be offering the nasal spray option. Continue reading
Calgary family’s dog safe after going missing in stolen SUV
Fozzy the dog has been located and is back in the care of his owners. Continue reading
Calgary small businesses speak out against Liberal government’s proposed tax reforms
By Tracy Nagai Reporter
On Monday night dozens of frustrated Calgarians gathered for a town hall hosted by Conservative MPs. Continue reading
Interest growing in megaproject to bring natural gas from Alberta to Nova Scotia: LNG CEO
Two liquefied natural gas megaprojects slated for Nova Scotia are moving ahead, despite investors cancelling plans on the West Coast. Continue reading
1 in 48 million: 3 generations of Edmonton family share birthday
By Kim Smith Reporter
An Edmonton family is defying the odds after welcoming its newest addition on Friday. The grandfather, dad and son – three first-born males – all share the same birthday: Sept. 22. Continue reading
Lethbridge police dispose of Second World War military device
A few homes in Lethbridge, Alta., had to be evacuated after police received a call about an explosive device being found in a basement. Continue reading
Edmonton’s Liberian community wants to support families impacted by fatal crash
Edmonton’s Liberian community is seeking ways to help the families of three mothers killed in a highway collision. Continue reading
Community rallies to help ranchers rebuild after Kenow wildfire
By Katelyn Wilson
This weekend the community rallied together to help repair some of the damage from the Kenow wildfire. Continue reading
Cleanup underway on 2 orphaned sour gas wells near Calgary community just tip of the iceberg
By Carolyn Kury de Castillo Reporter
There are a startling number of wells that are now orphaned after a Calgary company was forced into receivership. Continue reading
Manslaughter charge laid after carfentanil overdose in Alberta hotel
A Calgary man has been charged with manslaughter after a 48-year-old died from an overdose of carfentanil in an Edson hotel nearly one year ago. Continue reading
Province builds team to help Alberta cities bidding on Amazon headquarters
The provincial government has put together a team to help Alberta cities vying to become home to Amazon’s second North American headquarters. Continue reading
Lethbridge couple accused of abusing young child
Police officers, along with Child and Family Services, attended a Lethbridge home to check on the welfare of a two-year-old boy and found visible injuries to the child’s face and neck. Continue reading
Canadian rescue dogs help search for survivors after Mexico earthquakes
Members of the Canadian Search and Disaster Dog Association are in Mexico City helping with the search and rescue efforts. Continue reading
Cenovus reaches agreement to sell Suffield oil and gas assets for $512M
The Suffield sale is expected to close in the fourth quarter and resulting funds are to be used to reduce a $3.6-billion bridge debt facility employed as part of the ConocoPhillips deal. Continue reading
3 of 4 pricey speed boats stolen in Alberta recovered; charges pending
RCMP have found three of the four high-end motor boats stolen from Wizard Lake Marine earlier this month and charges are pending. Continue reading
Horse found galloping down QEII Highway Monday returned to owner
RCMP say a runaway horse found on the QEII Highway north of Calgary on Monday has been returned to its owner. Continue reading
1st service for Edmonton church since losing 3 members in fatal crash
An Edmonton church held its first service since losing three of its members in a tragic two-vehicle collision. Continue reading
Calgary family’s SUV stolen with dog inside
By Lisa MacGregor Reporter
Two Calgary parents were dropping off their daughter and her best friend downtown for a dance competition Sunday, when their vehicle was stolen with their two-year-old dog inside. Continue reading
Former education minister supports amalgamation of Alberta’s school boards
A former Alberta education minister says outgoing Edmonton Catholic School Board trustee Patricia Grell is raising important concerns about the separate school system. Continue reading
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