Slow-pitch tournament honours fallen Mayerthorpe officers
1 person killed, child injured in collision near Olds, Alta.
Edmonton company makes furniture out of Cloverdale Footbridge, gives people ‘a piece of history’
Edmonton goats pilot project back at Rundle Park
Premiers agree Greyhound western pullout needs national response: Notley
‘We will not be evicted’ say pipeline protesters at Burnaby Mountain encampment
Central Alberta sees over 100 mm of rainfall in 48 hours
By Tiffany Lizée Meteorologist
A slow-moving low-pressure system moved into the province Thursday night. Showers and thunderstorms continued in central Alberta throughout Friday and Saturday. Continue reading
Hansen siblings take competitive fire to Alberta Summer Games
By Matt Battochio Videographer
The Hansen siblings are ready to take on the competition at the Alberta Summer Games. Continue reading
The dangers of looking at old music through today’s eyes: Alan Cross
I hated disco when it emerged in the 1970s. Does that make me a bad person? Continue reading
Missing Alberta woman safe after spending night lost in forest looking for dog
A missing Alberta woman is safe after spending the night on ridge near Sundre. Continue reading
Alberta commemorates Special Olympics 50th anniversary
The Alberta government marked the Special Olympics’ 50th anniversary by declaring July 21 the Global Day of Inclusion. Continue reading
Amid housing crisis, Haida Gwaii village confronting challenge of short-term rentals
As more tourists flock to Haida Gwaii off the northern coast of British Columbia, the remote archipelago’s largest village is facing an unusual problem. Despite a declining population, Queen Charlotte village is experiencing a housing crisis, Continue reading
Edmonton community event recognizes first responders
The efforts and sacrifices of first responders were being recognized at a west Edmonton event Saturday. Continue reading
4 people seriously injured in central Alberta rollover
Four people were seriously injured in a single vehicle crash in central Alberta Friday evening. Continue reading
COMMENTARY: This U.S. professor explains why Trump won’t likely be impeached
Jacob Neiheisel, an assistant professor at the University at Buffalo, SUNY, answers five questions about how impeachment works. Continue reading
Kylie Masse hopes to take 2nd gold at Canadian Swimming Trials
Having already made a splash on the second day of the 2018 Canadian Swimming Trials, Kylie Masse will be looking to add a second gold on Saturday. Continue reading
Kitten reportedly thrown out of pickup truck window in southern Alberta, killed by another vehicle
A kitten died when it was hit by a vehicle in southern Alberta on Friday after it was reportedly thrown out of a pickup truck window at a highway intersection, according to police. Continue reading
Kensington Palace releases new Prince George photo to mark 5th birthday
Britain’s Prince William and his wife Kate have released a new photo of their son Prince George to mark his fifth birthday. Continue reading
Oil prices are growing, the loonie is low — for Alberta, that could mean $3 billion: BMO
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
Oil prices are giving the industry something it hasn’t seen too much of in recent years — good news. Continue reading
Terrell Owens released from Edmonton Eskimos’ negotiation list
Terrell Owens won’t be kick-starting his pro football career with the Edmonton Eskimos. Continue reading
Canada to resettle some of Syria’s White Helmets after overnight rescue from advancing regime forces
Roughly 800 Syrian citizens associated with the volunteer humanitarian group were rescued overnight and are set to be resettled in Canada and other Western countries. Continue reading
Let the hunt begin: The 15 most wanted entry-level jobs and how to land one
Ready to get a foot in the door of your new career? These are the entry-level jobs with the most attractive future prospects. Continue reading
U.S. Air Force intercepts small plane that flew near Donald Trump’s golf club
A U.S. Air Force fighter jet intercepted a small general aviation aircraft flying near President Donald Trump’s private golf club Saturday. Continue reading
Florida gunman who killed man over parking dispute will walk thanks to ‘Stand Your Ground’ law
A man will not be charged after fatally shooting another man in front of his girlfriend and son at a Florida convenience store during an argument over a handicapped parking spot. Continue reading
Experts: Donald Trump’s tariffs likely to hurt U.S. economy rather than benefit American workers, companies
With President Donald Trump intensifying his rift with U.S. trading partners, economists are growing more doubtful that any deal that might benefit American workers and companies is in sight. Continue reading
Central Alberta sees over 100 mm of rainfall in 48 hours
By Tiffany Lizée Meteorologist
A slow-moving low-pressure system moved into the province Thursday night. Showers and thunderstorms continued in central Alberta throughout Friday and Saturday. Continue reading
Central Alberta sees over 100 mm of rainfall in 48 hours
By Tiffany Lizée Meteorologist
A slow-moving low-pressure system moved into the province Thursday night. Showers and thunderstorms continued in central Alberta throughout Friday and Saturday. Continue reading
Bissell Centre underwear collection campaign breaks record
By Adam Brilz Radio anchor/reporter
The week-long Drop Your Gonch campaign wrapped up Saturday, collecting more than 7,000 pairs of underwear and bras. Continue reading
Hansen siblings take competitive fire to Alberta Summer Games
By Matt Battochio Videographer
The Hansen siblings are ready to take on the competition at the Alberta Summer Games. Continue reading
Slow-pitch tournament honours fallen Mayerthorpe officers
By Albert Delitala Digital Journalist
Baseball teams from across Alberta played slow pitch in Stony Plain on Saturday in honour of the late police officer Peter Schiemann. Continue reading
Missing Alberta woman safe after spending night lost in forest looking for dog
A missing Alberta woman is safe after spending the night on ridge near Sundre. Continue reading
Edmonton company makes furniture out of Cloverdale Footbridge, gives people ‘a piece of history’
By Julia Wong Digital Broadcast Journalist
All the planks of the bridge, which was torn down to make way for the new Valley Line LRT, are now in the hands of Urban Timber, a family-run wood reclaiming company. Continue reading
1 person killed, child injured in collision near Olds, Alta.
A woman was killed and a child was injured in a central Alberta collision Saturday afternoon. Continue reading
Edmonton goats pilot project back at Rundle Park
A group of 375 goats were at Rundle Park Saturday as part of the “Goatworks” program. Continue reading
Alberta commemorates Special Olympics 50th anniversary
The Alberta government marked the Special Olympics’ 50th anniversary by declaring July 21 the Global Day of Inclusion. Continue reading
Edmonton community event recognizes first responders
The efforts and sacrifices of first responders were being recognized at a west Edmonton event Saturday. Continue reading
Premiers agree Greyhound western pullout needs national response: Notley
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley said the premiers have agreed that a decision by Greyhound Canada to discontinue some bus service requires a national response. Continue reading
‘We will not be evicted’ say pipeline protesters at Burnaby Mountain encampment
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
“We will not be evicted,” say protesters. Continue reading
4 people seriously injured in central Alberta rollover
Four people were seriously injured in a single vehicle crash in central Alberta Friday evening. Continue reading
Kylie Masse hopes to take 2nd gold at Canadian Swimming Trials
Having already made a splash on the second day of the 2018 Canadian Swimming Trials, Kylie Masse will be looking to add a second gold on Saturday. Continue reading
Kitten reportedly thrown out of pickup truck window in southern Alberta, killed by another vehicle
A kitten died when it was hit by a vehicle in southern Alberta on Friday after it was reportedly thrown out of a pickup truck window at a highway intersection, according to police. Continue reading
Oil prices are growing, the loonie is low — for Alberta, that could mean $3 billion: BMO
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
Oil prices are giving the industry something it hasn’t seen too much of in recent years — good news. Continue reading
Terrell Owens released from Edmonton Eskimos’ negotiation list
Terrell Owens won’t be kick-starting his pro football career with the Edmonton Eskimos. Continue reading
Edmonton mayor, Northlands CEO weigh in on future of K-Days
By Julia Wong Digital Broadcast Journalist
The gates of K-Days have been thrown open for the summer, but there are questions about the popular summer festival and its long-term future. Continue reading
Appeal filed after judge orders Nova to pay $1B to Dow Canada over production dispute
A month after a judge awarded over $1 billion in damages to Dow Chemical Canada ULC over a dispute with Nova Chemicals Corporation regarding an Alberta ethylene plant, Nova has filed a notice of appeal as it looks to have the ruling overturned. Continue reading
$5.5M Ponzi scheme leads to 22 charges against Edmonton man: police
Edmonton police say a man who allegedly facilitated 257 fraudulent bridge mortgage loans worth an estimated $5.5 million is facing nearly two dozen charges. Continue reading
Recovering addicts find kindred spirits in shelter pit bulls: ‘He needed love and I did too’
By Kirby Bourne Digital Content Coordinator
It’s a partnership that highlights the similarities of the two groups the president of the shelter says are misunderstood by the public. Continue reading
Japan has resumed Canadian wheat imports after temporary suspension: Ottawa
Japan had halted shipments after some unauthorized genetically modified wheat was found in southern Alberta. Continue reading
1 dead in officer-involved shooting in rural Alberta
By Kirby Bourne Digital Content Coordinator
No officers were injured and police said there was no concern for public safety. Continue reading
Disgruntled Alberta MLA Derek Fildebrandt formally launches Freedom Conservative Party
Independent Derek Fildebrandt says the best outcome after next spring’s election would be his new Freedom Conservative Party sharing power with Jason Kenney’s UCP. Continue reading
Permanent memorial at Humboldt Broncos bus crash site sought, but no decision yet
Humboldt Broncos spokesman Grant Bastedo said no decision has been made on a potential roadside marker. Continue reading
