Category Archives: Alberta

OTTAWA – The Insurance Bureau of Canada says last year set a record for insurable damage - estimated at more than $4.9 billion. The industry group says that’s $1.7 billion higher than the ...

GRANDE PRAIRIE – An agreement has been reached in a dispute between the Trinity Christian School Association and the province. The province had pulled funding last fall after questions arose ove...

TABER – A Raymond man is facing charges after a car chase involving Taber Police. Shortly after 5 a.m. on Wednesday (Jan. 5), Bow Island RCMP contacted Taber Police, informing them that a vehicl...

OTTAWA – The Canadian Food Inspection Agency says there have been no new cases of bovine tuberculosis found in the past month, but that doesn’t mean the crisis is over. Six cattle in total...

SASKATOON – To call a $100 Million surplus ‘massive’ would be an understatement. However, that is how much money the Canadian Grain Commission is sitting on, as it continues to colle...

EDMONTON – A judge is to deliver sentencing later this month - anywhere from time served to life in prison - for a man convicted of killing two Alberta seniors who disappeared on a camping trip....

CALGARY - A veteran aviation safety expert says the case of a pilot allegedly passed out drunk in the cockpit shortly before scheduled takeoff from Calgary is the worst he’s heard of. Calgary po...

EDMONTON – Alberta Environment Minister Shannon Phillips says the province is “still standing” a day after its carbon tax took effect, and Albertans who opposed the levy could start ...

COALDALE – Their classroom schedule indicated Social Studies, but Reality 101 may have been more accurate for about 90 Grade 6 students at R.I. Baker Middle School. In an effort to increase the ...

LETHBRIDGE – The NDP government’s Climate leadership act, and the Carbon Levy that goes with it, officially took effect on Sunday (Jan 1st) meaning consumers must now pay a carbon tax on f...