Province calls from mountains for 100,000 out-of-province workers
Minister of Jobs, Economy and Northern Development Brian Jean announces the second phase of the...
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‘Container’ hydroponic farms give fresh veggies all year
Inside a 10’x40′ all season ‘farm’ – $205,000 CDN from thegrowcer.ca...
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Part loaded Jasper trailer remains a month after fish oil spill
The trailer from the Feb. 15 fish oil spill still sits at the Highway 16 turnout with the...
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Edmonton-based Keith Diakiw offers unique ‘Talking Rock Tours’
Founder of Talking Rock Tours Keith Diakiw. (Photo supplied). Deena Goodrunning, Local Journalism...
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Realtors optimistic for High Prairie market in 2023
Grassroots Realty Group realtor Misty Gaudet is excited about the potential increase of business...
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High Prairie Gun Show returns to April date
The 20th High Prairie Gun and Sportsman Show is scheduled to return April 15-16. Above, Henri...
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Bow Valley gets $1.5M for glamping, food tours, destination management
Lake Louise. File Photo/Rocky Mountain Outlook A federal investment aimed at attracting more...
Read MorePincher Creek town staff cleared of mishandling wastewater, questions remain
Pincher Creek town council has voted to meet with a local energy company in hopes of resolving a July 2022 “wastewater issue” that saddled the company with a hefty cleanup bill and shut down its wastewater disposal facility for...
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Call for businesss and residents to speak about Jasper’s future
The future of land-use planning and development is up for public discussion until April 3. |...
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Lesser Slave Lake RedSky $1.5M marina project begins
Work continues on the marina at Joussard. RedSky has hired Avid Energy from Slave Lake to complete...
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South Alberta Hwy 3 twinning has Crowsnest thinking twice
The province announced last November that it plans to twin all of Highway 3 within 10 years. Photo...
Read More‘Dragon’s Den’ TV show looking for passionate applicants
Producers of the CBC’s television show Dragons’ Den are looking for the next big thing in Canadian business, claiming “perhaps that next big thing is in Thunder Bay.” Auditions for the show will be starting as producers make a...
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