Bon Accord

• Edmonton judge finds Kenneth Courtorielle guilty of manslaughter in death of Billie Johnson

  Kenneth Courtorielle was found guilty of manslaughter Monday in the 2020 death of Billie Johnson, whose remains were found in a field north of Edmonton near Bon Accord, Alta.

  Crime

  Sep 25, 2023
  
• Early morning fire destroys Sturgeon County house

  Fire crews arrived on scene to find the front of the home and an attached garage in flames.

  Oct 20, 2018
  
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• RCMP arrest man following violent robbery, shooting northeast of Edmonton

  A 24-year-old man was charged with a slew of offences after being arrested in connection with a robbery that led to a shooting northeast of Edmonton earlier this month.

  Crime

  Jan 23, 2017
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• Shopping addiction: it’s real, and it’s potentially harmful

  It's something people joke about, but shopping addiction is actually an impulse control disorder.

  Canada

  Nov 24, 2016
• Blaze near Gibbons destroys motorhome, trailers, vehicle

  Several propane tanks exploded while firefighters fought a blaze northeast of Gibbons that destroyed a motorhome, multiple fifth wheel trailers and a vehicle.

  Fire

  Nov 24, 2016
• $262K in drugs, $100K in stolen items seized from rural Bon Accord home

  Two people from Sturgeon County are facing theft and trafficking charges after $262,000 worth of drugs and over $100,000 in stolen property was seized from a rural home.

  Crime

  Nov 10, 2016
• ‘Inspiring moment’ during Alberta school relay race has all the feels

  "I can't think of a team since I've been at those events who had a more special moment or time than that group of boys," track coach Clarke Ball said.

  Education

  Feb 22, 2016
• More than a dozen rats found on rural Alberta property

  For years, Alberta has had stringent protocols designed to keep rats out, but Sturgeon County confirmed Friday some roof rats were found on a property in the area.

  Environment

  Oct 16, 2015
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• Ottawa spends almost $65K in legal fight over military home assistance

  A Canadian Forces member who is locked in a legal battle with the federal government to recover $88,000 he lost on the sale of his home when he was forced to move says it's "unjust" that Ottawa has spent almost $65,000 fighting the case.

  Money

  Mar 13, 2015