Alberta roads
Alberta firefighter happy to be alive after crash that injured 6 and destroyed his truck
By Carolyn Kury de Castillo Reporter
A local volunteer firefighter who was injured in a crash north of Calgary on Monday is speaking out as a warning for drivers about how close he said six people came to being killed. Continue reading
Hazardous driving conditions send vehicles into ditch on QEII near Gasoline Alley: RCMP
RCMP said several vehicles went into the ditch along the QEII on Friday, and a section of the highway was closed near Red Deer due to heavy snowfall. Continue reading
Mass transit between Banff National Park and Calgary makes sense: study
A feasibility study released Wednesday says bus or passenger rail service between Calgary and Banff National Park would make sense. Continue reading
Girl, 17, assaulted after stopping to help stranded driver west of Edmonton: RCMP
RCMP west of Edmonton are warning drivers not to stop for stranded motorists after a teen was assaulted after she stopped to help someone late last week. Continue reading
Ray Gibbon Drive to be twinned between Edmonton and St. Albert
Ray Gibbon Drive between Edmonton and St. Albert will be twinned, the province announced on Monday. Continue reading
Alberta woman killed in two-vehicle crash near Barrhead
A 76-year-old Barrhead woman was killed in a two-vehicle crash on Tuesday afternoon. Continue reading
2 drivers killed in collision on Highway 9 near Beiseker
Both drivers involved in a two-vehicle crash on Highway 9 were killed on Thursday, according to Beiseker RCMP. Continue reading
Alberta farm groups ask province to push date for new driver training rules
Starting March 1, drivers of semi-trucks and commercial buses will need to take more extensive training, including work in the classroom and on the road, to qualify for a licence. Continue reading
Snowfall and winter storm warnings for Edmonton, central Alberta
The snowfall warning stretches from the B.C. border to Saskatchewan, and from the Slave Lake region down to the Rocky Mountain House area, including the city of Edmonton. Continue reading
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Experts say Alberta provides proper testing ground for driverless vehicles
By Joel Senick Reporter and Co-anchor
Alberta’s population density and climate may offer an appropriate testing ground for autonomous vehicles. Continue reading