High River
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High River flood-damaged homes auctioned off for well above starting bidsFlood-damaged homes in High River are now being sold at auction and going for well above starting bids.Features2 hours
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‘This is really big’: Calgary marching bands merge to march at High River paradeTwo Calgary marching bands joined forces for the return of the Little Britches Parade in High River Saturday.CanadaMay 21
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High River RCMP search for man connected to convenience store armed robberyPolice said when the employee turned around to retrieve the smokes, the man pulled out a black handgun with his right hand and pointed it toward the cashier.CrimeApr 29
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Potentially growing COVID-19 outbreak at High River Cargill meatpacking plantThe High River meatpacking plant is facing yet another COVID-19 outbreak. As of Jan. 9, 2022, there were 44 workers who contracted the virus.HealthJan 10
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Cargill optimistic it can avoid job action as meat plant workers vote 97% in favour of strikeWorkers at Cargill in High River, Alta., have voted in favour of a strike starting Dec. 6 if the union can't come to a fair compensation deal with the company.EconomyNov 11, 2021
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Potential strike action looms at High River Cargill meat-packing plantMore than 1,400 unionized workers at the High River Cargill meatpacking plant participated in a strike vote on Thursday. The vast majority voted in favour of strike action.CanadaNov 6, 2021
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Rural Albertans with COVID-19 overrepresented in hospitals due to ‘3 Cs,’ doctors sayIn High Level, one of the most northern municipalities in Alberta, 23 per cent of residents have had at least their first dose of vaccine.CanadaOct 26, 2021
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Tale of two tea houses: Differing approaches to Alberta vaccine passport in High RiverTwo tea houses in southern Alberta have become an example of the uncertainty caused by the government allowing businesses to enforce what is essentially a vaccine passport.ConsumerSep 24, 2021
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Albertans want overall policy on Rocky Mountain development: coal committee'There was such a dam of public sentiment built up behind this issue, it's like opening a sluice gate,' said Ron Wallace, chairman of the province's coal policy committee.EnvironmentSep 3, 2021
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COVID-19 pivot: Alberta barber opens shop in ‘the world’s largest man cave’Coming up with new ways to carry on is something a lot of Canadian business people have been struggling with during the COVID-19 pandemic.FeaturesApr 14, 2021
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