Category Archives: Alberta

A Holistic Approach To Labeling Local
ALBERTA – Meghan Dear wants more Canadians to demand more from their grocers when it comes to identifying local food products and manufacturing methods. That’s why this entrepreneur launch...
Oct 17, 2016

Prime Minister welcomed warmly by Blood Reserve
STAND OFF – Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was met with cheers from a large crowd as he made a visit to the Blood Reserve on Friday. He’s been in the province since Thursday (Oct. 13) promo...
Oct 14, 2016

Mother Nature blows through - ripping off a roof and tipping semis
FORT MACLEOD – Mother Nature’s hissy fit impacted roofs and semis Friday afternoon. Fort Macleod RCMP asked truckers who didn’t have to be on the road to please delay their travel, p...
Oct 14, 2016

Jim Prentice killed in plane crash
Former premier Jim Prentice has died in a plane crash, the office of the federal opposition leader confirmed to Lethbridge News Now Friday morning. Prentice was one of four people killed when a small ...
Oct 14, 2016

Advance voting begins in federal byelection
Advance polls open for the first time Friday in the federal byelection in Medicine Hat-Cardston-Warner. Four days have been set aside through Monday, Oct. 17 for early voting. Polling places are open ...
Oct 14, 2016

Trudeau stumps for Liberal byelection candidate in Tory stronghold
MEDICINE HAT – Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was greeted by a couple of thousand enthusiastic supporters Thursday evening at a byelection campaign event in Medicine Hat, a southeastern Alberta c...
Oct 13, 2016

Local feedlot operator added to Alberta Agriculture Hall of Fame
ALBERTA – A local feedlot operator has been inducted into the Alberta Agriculture Hall of Fame. Cornelius (Cor) Van Raay was recognized for helping to mould modern day feedlots through his opera...
Oct 13, 2016

Whirling disease in fish found in Alberta commercial fishery
CALGARY – Whirling disease in fish has been found for the first time outside of Banff National Park in Alberta. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency says it was detected on Oct. 6 in Lott Creek i...
Oct 13, 2016

Union President named to Alberta panel for recommending oil refining, upgrading
EDMONTON – The Alberta government has struck a panel to advise it on the best way to upgrade its energy industry. Energy Minister Marg McCuaig-Boyd says the seven-member panel will do research, ...
Oct 13, 2016

Taber residents distraught over proposed solar farms
TABER – Residents in the Town and Municipal District of Taber have spoken out against a solar power generation project proposed for an area approximately five kilometres north of the community. ...
Oct 13, 2016