Lethbridge youth selected as honouree in Canada-wide contest
Alberta rancher pulls stuck calf out of badger hole
Spring frost expected across central, southern Alberta May long weekend
Waterton Lakes National Park rebuilds following 2017 Kenow wildfire
12 arrested by Lethbridge police during targeted enforcement project
Alberta drops ‘prohibition-era’ liquor restrictions ahead of May long weekend
72 hours of steady rain soaks southern Alberta
In 72 hours, up to 72 millimetres of rain drenched southern Alberta as an upper trough pushed across the province. Continue reading
Wildfire danger will elevate to ‘extreme’ in Slave Lake: Alberta Wildfire
By Julia Wong Digital Broadcast Journalist
The elevated danger is due to “strong and gusty winds” that could cause a fire to burn intensely and spread quickly, according to Alberta Wildfire. Continue reading
Alan Cross: What’s new in the world of concert ticket sales? I’m glad you asked
Selling and reselling tickets to concerts, sporting events or theatre productions is a complex and opaque business, writes Alan Cross. Continue reading
IndyCar dream still alive for Red Deer driver
By Adam Brilz Radio anchor/reporter
A Red Deer racer’s goal to compete in one of the world’s biggest open wheel series will continue on, for now. Continue reading
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Blairmore physician wins appeal, gets to keep medical licence
A family doctor from Blairmore, Alta., that was found guilty of four charges of unprofessional conduct last year, has won an appeal to keep his medical licence and pay fewer fees. Continue reading
At least 16 wounded after bomb hits tourist bus near Egypt’s Giza Pyramids
Egyptian officials say a roadside bomb has hit a tourist bus near the Giza Pyramids. Continue reading
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Coaldale RCMP prepare for May long weekend
By Quinn Campbell Videographer
RCMP are asking drivers to be courteous and cautious when venturing out on the highway and to let off the gas pedal. Continue reading
Court orders nearly $13 million be paid to Grande Prairie hospital subcontractors
A court has ordered that nearly $13 million in Alberta government funds be paid to subcontractors and others involved in the building of a new hospital in Grande Prairie. Continue reading
Federal workers’ unions increasingly at odds over replacing Phoenix pay system
The federal team charged with finding a replacement for the government’s troubled Phoenix pay system will present the Liberals with options within weeks. Continue reading
Edmonton’s new police chief named president of Alberta Association of Chiefs of Police
Edmonton Police Service Chief Dale McFee has been named the new president of the Alberta Association of Chiefs of Police. Continue reading
New PICU ready to open at Stollery Children’s Hospital
By Tom Vernon Provincial Affairs Reporter
The current unit, which treated 670 children in 2018, features beds only separated by curtains, and a lack of furniture for families to spend the nights comfortably. Continue reading
Austria’s president recommends September election after vice chancellor resigns over video scandal
Austria’s president on Sunday recommended a new election be held in early September, saying he wanted to restore trust in the government after a video scandal led to the resignation of the vice chancellor. Continue reading
Trio of Saint Bernards settling in to new Calgary digs
By Deb Matejicka Community Reporter
After arriving in Edmonton via another animal rescue agency, it was soon discovered the three massive dogs suffered severe anxiety and stress whenever they were separated. Continue reading
Don’t be one of the 14 deaths this year: Alberta Injury Prevention Centre on ATV safety
By Margeaux Maron Community Reporter
In addition to the deaths, about 550 people will wind up in a hospital bed, while another 5,500 will require emergency room visits. Continue reading
India’s national election reaches final phase
Indians voted Sunday in the seventh and final phase of a grueling national election that lasted more than five weeks. Continue reading
Alec Baldwin’s Donald Trump sings ‘Don’t Stop Me Now’ spoof on ‘SNL’ cold open
Trump is joined by parodies of Hope Hicks, Sarah Sanders, Mike Pence and Kanye West, among others, as they switch up the lyrics of the classic song to describe Trump’s year in general. Continue reading
Sunwing flight from Toronto to Cancun delayed by over 13 hours
The company said flight WG535 was scheduled to depart Toronto at 10:15 a.m., but didn’t leave until 11:40 p.m. Continue reading
Columbine school shooting survivor Austin Eubanks dead at 37
Eubanks was shot in the hand and knee in the Columbine attack that killed 12 classmates and a teacher, including Eubanks’ best friend. Continue reading
Here’s what happens if you die with too much money left in your RRSP
Saving for retirement is important — but so is knowing how much to withdraw when you finally get there. Continue reading
Search for 3 overdue travellers suspended after body spotted on Great Slave Lake
The trio left the Yellowknife area on a snowmobile Monday bound for Lutsel’ke on the eastern edge of the lake, but were reported overdue on Tuesday. Continue reading
72 hours of steady rain soaks southern Alberta
In 72 hours, up to 72 millimetres of rain drenched southern Alberta as an upper trough pushed across the province. Continue reading
Lethbridge youth selected as honouree in Canada-wide contest
By Chris Chacon Videographer
Hazel Peel-Hodgson’s submission on residential schools landed her a trip to Winnipeg to join others who also share a passion on the subject. Continue reading
Alberta rancher pulls stuck calf out of badger hole
The animal was stuck in the hole anywhere between 12 and 20 hours. Continue reading
Spring frost expected across central, southern Alberta May long weekend
By Tiffany Lizée Meteorologist
Parts of central and southern Alberta expect clear skies and temperatures to dip to the freezing mark Saturday night, causing patchy frost. Continue reading
Wildfire danger will elevate to ‘extreme’ in Slave Lake: Alberta Wildfire
By Julia Wong Digital Broadcast Journalist
The elevated danger is due to “strong and gusty winds” that could cause a fire to burn intensely and spread quickly, according to Alberta Wildfire. Continue reading
IndyCar dream still alive for Red Deer driver
By Adam Brilz Radio anchor/reporter
A Red Deer racer’s goal to compete in one of the world’s biggest open wheel series will continue on, for now. Continue reading
2 people injured in crash on southern Alberta highway
Police are investigating after a two-vehicle collision on a highway near Cowley, Alta., sent two people to hospital on Friday afternoon. Continue reading
Blairmore physician wins appeal, gets to keep medical licence
A family doctor from Blairmore, Alta., that was found guilty of four charges of unprofessional conduct last year, has won an appeal to keep his medical licence and pay fewer fees. Continue reading
Coaldale RCMP prepare for May long weekend
By Quinn Campbell Videographer
RCMP are asking drivers to be courteous and cautious when venturing out on the highway and to let off the gas pedal. Continue reading
Court orders nearly $13 million be paid to Grande Prairie hospital subcontractors
A court has ordered that nearly $13 million in Alberta government funds be paid to subcontractors and others involved in the building of a new hospital in Grande Prairie. Continue reading
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Waterton Lakes National Park rebuilds following 2017 Kenow wildfire
By Chris Chacon Videographer
Millions of dollars of federal funding is being used for various revitalization projects set to be completed this summer. Continue reading
12 arrested by Lethbridge police during targeted enforcement project
Lethbridge Police arrest a dozen people in connection with targeted criminal activity in the downtown area. Continue reading
Edmonton’s new police chief named president of Alberta Association of Chiefs of Police
Edmonton Police Service Chief Dale McFee has been named the new president of the Alberta Association of Chiefs of Police. Continue reading
New PICU ready to open at Stollery Children’s Hospital
By Tom Vernon Provincial Affairs Reporter
The current unit, which treated 670 children in 2018, features beds only separated by curtains, and a lack of furniture for families to spend the nights comfortably. Continue reading
Trio of Saint Bernards settling in to new Calgary digs
By Deb Matejicka Community Reporter
After arriving in Edmonton via another animal rescue agency, it was soon discovered the three massive dogs suffered severe anxiety and stress whenever they were separated. Continue reading
Don’t be one of the 14 deaths this year: Alberta Injury Prevention Centre on ATV safety
By Margeaux Maron Community Reporter
In addition to the deaths, about 550 people will wind up in a hospital bed, while another 5,500 will require emergency room visits. Continue reading
What’s causing fatal crashes on Alberta roads? A reminder ahead of the May long weekend
By Lauren Pullen Digital Journalist
Last May long weekend, 110 people were charged with impaired driving after being stopped by Alberta RCMP, according to Sgt. Darrin Turnbull. Continue reading
Grande Prairie chamber demands solution for unpaid sub-contractors, sub-trades in hospital construction
In July 2018, the province issued a notice of default to the company it deemed responsible for the delayed, costly Grande Prairie Regional Hospital construction. Continue reading
Former Bountiful sect leader James Oler guilty in child bride case
Oler was self-represented and did not call any witnesses or make a case in his defence during the retrial. Continue reading
Lethbridge Public Library welcomes local authors into Indi-Lethbridge 2019 Collection
The Lethbridge Public Library celebrated local authors Thursday at the Indi-Lethbridge 2019 collection. Continue reading
Woman behind Cuban Lunch bar’s revival hopes to unravel mystery ingredients in original
An Alberta woman who has revived the Cuban Lunch chocolate bar says she’s still working to get the recipe exactly right, despite having sold one million bars so far. Continue reading
FC Edmonton prepares to play Cavalry FC in CPL’s first-ever Battle of Alberta
Saturday is set to be a sensational day for soccer soccer fans Calgary as the Canadian Premier League’s only two undefeated teams go head-to-head in what will be the first-ever Battle of Alberta in the CPL. Continue reading
B.C.-Alberta trade worth $30B annually, with economies most intertwined in Canada: report
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Despite their pipeline spat, a new report suggests the two provinces are highly reliant on each other for economic survival. Continue reading
Solar companies concerned with Alberta rebate program uncertainty
By Adam MacVicar Digital Journalist
Alberta Premier Jason Kenney has said his government’s first priority is to repeal the province’s carbon tax, but what happens to programs that rely on that funding? There is concern in the solar industry. Continue reading
Vernon golf resort launches tourism campaign to woo Albertans west
By Megan Turcato North Okanagan Video Journalist
There is some concern that recent political disputes are discouraging B.C.’s neighbours from heading west. Continue reading
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