Unlike in other ecosystems, scientists say the wildfires burning in the Amazon are not natural.  Continue reading →

An Alberta woman says she was absolutely petrified when she came across three hungry grizzly bears in her backyard over the weekend. Continue reading →

Authorities say the condo was split up horizontally into two floors, with ceilings as low as 4.5 feet. Continue reading →

The Oakland Raiders tweeted out a photo of a shirt meant to show some love to the city of Winnipeg, but instead drew ire when the shirt said “Winnipeg, Alberta.” Continue reading →

The Oakland Raiders tweeted out a photo of a shirt meant to show some love to the city of Winnipeg, but instead drew ire when the shirt said “Winnipeg, Alberta.” Continue reading →

An Alberta woman says she was absolutely petrified when she came across three hungry grizzly bears in her backyard over the weekend. Continue reading →

Tarantulas, Gila monsters and snakes are just a few of the venomous creatures at Whoop-Up Days this year. But don’t worry — they won’t bite. Continue reading →

The StagEX grounds at Whoop-Up Days feature an extra addition this year: two cannabis consumption zones. Continue reading →

The CEO of Pembina Pipeline Corp. says the Trans Mountain pipeline system would fit neatly into his company’s business model but he wouldn’t want the “noise” associated with its controversial expansion project. Continue reading →

Lethbridge’s new hub for transit is in its final stages of construction. The City of Lethbridge is gearing up to open the new Park ‘n’ Ride terminal to the public next week. Continue reading →

The boreal forest, a band of green that stretches over six provinces and two territories, has long been a storehouse of carbon. Continue reading →

Alberta’s premier says Trans Mountain announcing it will resume construction on its pipeline expansion project is a step forward, but not a reason to celebrate. Continue reading →

Calgary Const. Jordan Forget was rushed to hospital with critical injuries after being shot in Abbeydale on March 27, 2018. Continue reading →

The Cochin pipeline runs 2,900 kilometres between Fort Saskatchewan, Alta., and Chicago. Continue reading →

“The government has stated its priorities are to reduce health care costs. This is an opportunity for them to do precisely that.” Continue reading →

Southern Alberta farmers are once again working together to battle world hunger by doing what they do best. The Taber and District Foodgrains Project is ready for harvest. Continue reading →

Parks Canada officials say the bear reports have become counterproductive. Continue reading →

The collision happened on Highway 9 between the hamlet of Chinook and village of Cereal, about 300 kilometres east of Calgary, at around 3:30 p.m. Continue reading →

Whoop-Up Days’ annual parade saw a sea of green this year, as honorary parade marshals Toby and Bernie Boulet were there to raise awareness for organ donation. Continue reading →

The province says that without production limits, there would be 150,000 more barrels produced daily than could be exported. Continue reading →

Police are warning the public about a high-risk offender who was released in Calgary on Tuesday. Continue reading →

A proposed affordable housing project in Okotoks featuring dozens of tiny homes is all but dead in the water. Continue reading →

Calgary addiction advocate Rosalind Davis said any interruption to Alberta’s supervised consumption sites could have deadly consequences. Continue reading →

The words may not have been explicit, but oilpatch contractor Matthew Linnitt says he read between the lines: lie on official documents about an incident that could have killed him, or someone would be fired. Continue reading →

Two debate-filled weeks after Lethbridge Coun. Blaine Hyggen announced an Aug. 19 motion regarding the city’s supervised consumption site, the resolution was voted down by his colleagues 6-3. Continue reading →