Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. will have to pay $500,000 for releasing a potentially deadly gas in two separate incidents at its Horizon facility in 2010 and 2012.

As thousands of Fort McMurray wildfire evacuees begin to return home, the reality of the devastation is starting to set in and the municipality wants residents to know they are not alone.

"The phased re-entry for all oilsands camps in the Regional Muncipality of Wood Buffalo is now underway," a news release from the region said Monday.

To help restore mail and parcel delivery to Fort McMurray wildfire evacuees as soon as possible, Canada Post is asking them to register for mail forwarding service.

A new partnership between two First Nation communities has garnered attention in its ability to curb both unemployment and crime on Alberta’s largest reserve. The Blood Tribe and Fort MacKay teamed up for the first Construction Training To Employment Program. Blood Tribe councilor, Clayton Blood, says the nation-to-nation partnership is rare in Canada but has...