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Nampa/Northern Sunrise County Family and Community Support Services’ Monster Mash Dance welcomes...
The Canada Border Services Agency is warning Canadians that criminal networks are recruiting travellers, especially youth and young adults, to smuggle drugs across borders. The agency posted the warning Monday as part of Cyber...
Read MoreFormer naval warfare officer Melissa Syer won the race to become Yellowknife’s next mayor. (Kody Ferron/NNSL photo) A “shellshocked” Melissa Syer says she will need some time to process her mayoral victory, but that...
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With four newly graduated registered nurses (RNs) set to begin working in Slave Lake, town councillors are asking local homeowners and landlords with spare rooms, basement suites, or rental properties to step forward so the...
Planning and development Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) Alex Pavcek presented the monthly administrative report for September. The Planning and Development department reviewed nine development permit applications during the...
Alberta finished the 2025-26 fiscal year with a surplus of more than $2.2 billion, marking a $7.4-billion turnaround from what the province expected when it introduced the budget. Budget 2025 originally projected a $5.2-billion...
Crowsnest Pass residents and business owners are being encouraged to register their security cameras with a provincewide program designed to help police gather evidence more quickly. CAPTURE, which stands for Community Assisted...
Crowsnest Pass council declined to add a fourth community peace officer while keeping more than $537,000 in other municipal initiatives under consideration for the 2027 budget. Council reviewed department proposals and community...
With private company Grifols announcing a phased reopening of paid plasma collection centres in Canada, Friends of Medicare is seeking a ban in Alberta. Following months of public scrutiny, Grifols announced it was temporarily...
Primary Care Alberta is asking Albertans to help keep young people safe on the roads as Canadian Youth Road Safety week continues. The national campaign runs from Monday to Saturday. It is led by Parachute, a Canadian charity...
The Town of Drumheller council agreed on an approach to fund the municipality’s considerable infrastructure needs: a combination of reserves and debt. The approach was chosen at the Oct. 13 committee of the whole (COW)...
Kneehill County council approved the drawing of over $2.8 million from reserves for the purchase of new vehicles and equipment for 2027. The decision, along with several other related resolutions, was made at the Oct. 13 regular...
The recent Alberta Municipalities conference in Edmonton the was a chance for municipal officials to get re-acquainted, but it was also a chance for the organization to do what it does best: gather consensus on critical issues...
Paula Kirman is a photo/journalist, videographer and filmmaker in Edmonton. Photo by Dan Hempel....
Glenn Cormier and his wife Meredith outside their pub on Bowen Island, B.C. They lost three...
Read MoreDrayton Valley town council heard from Palisade Consulting last week regarding the final draft of the Wildfire Mitigation Strategy for the town. The presenter, Michael Heinrich, said the report, which was funded by a grant from...
Read MoreThe Town of Drayton Valley is looking for public input on a draft concept plan for the Deby and Eldorado lands. Last week, town councillors and CAO Troy Grant attended the harvest market where they had booked a table to consult...
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