Rodeo: Barrel racer Suzanne DePaoli among 10 local qualifiers for finals

Annualized returns topped $49,000 in Calgary compared with about $7,300 in the St. Albert casino region, which also faced longer waits.

Alberta’s minister of Municipal Affairs will ultimately make recommendation to cabinet on community’s fate

St. Albert scientist studies seeds of the past

Municipal Affairs program helps bring post-secondary graduates to municipalities to gain work experience in municipal administration, finance/accounting, and land use planning.

Following a series of investigations into alleged code of conduct violations, Cochrane councillor Marni Fedeyko is seeking reimbursement for over $100,000 in personal legal costs.

Regular usage by students will take away their ability for critical thinking, good judgment and emotional control, Cremona letter writer says

A jury in St. Paul found Gerald Lagimodiere guilty of second-degree murder for the fatal shooting of Kevin Buffalo on the Frog Lake First Nation.

Complaints can be made through the Report A Problem portal on the Town of Olds' website

Sundre Hospital Futures Gala organizers request use of facility for four days

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Cost for new infrastructure at Innisfail Health Centre doubles to just over $4 million but vulnerable citizens will no longer have to be unloaded from ambulances into inclement weather before receiving treatment

Logan Peters of St. Paul is currently representing the Lakeland region and Team Canada in the carpentry category at WorldSkills Shanghai 2026.

Several athletes have opportunities over the next several months to compete in Alberta Special Olympics Winter Games and many other competitions

RCMP have confirmed that the death of a man discovered Monday north of Boyle is being investigated as a murder by the Major Crimes Unit.

Aama Nepalese Cuisine and the Rotary Club of Cochrane are hosting an Oct. 3 fundraiser to support disaster relief efforts in Nepal.

The debate isn't only about economics and constitutional law. It's also about whether the people leading the movement have earned Albertans' trust.

Campaign encourages people to vote for Option 1 in the upcoming referendum.

Second annual fundraiser sold out all 120 tickets even faster than last year’s inaugural run

CALGARY — Alberta is on the fast track to get a new oil pipeline to the B.C. coast – but leaders who want the province to quit Canada say that doesn’t move the needle for them on wanting to stay in Confederation.

Tanya Hareuther won the top prize of $200,000 worth of gold on a $50 GET THE GOLD Scratch & Win ticket that she bought in Sundre

Witches and warlocks are asked to convene for a fun paddle on Crystal Shores Lake in support of the Okotoks Food Bank.

Additional measures would restrict unauthorized access to the administrative offices and improve overall security

The high school team is on a high after downing Red Deer’s École Secondaire Notre Dame Cougars 26-7 Sept. 25 at home at Normie Kwong Park

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Police executed seven search warrants simultaneously including in Innisfail, Red Deer, Airdrie and north of Sundre seizing items like an ‘uzi’ style sub-machine gun

Local separatists want no part of a 51st state as they insist Alberta has potential to be free and prosperous on their own

RCMP investigating significant amount of fuel stolen from the Westview Coo-p Cardlock in Mountain View County

Elsie Machell plans to continue volunteering at the hospital garden for as long as she can

A resolution from the Alberta Municipalities fall conference calls for the return of perpetual conservation easements, a change the CCCSA say would benefit local landowners looking to preserve their natural spaces

Inaugural project launch timeline for Innisfail Health Care Fundraising Committee reduced from three years to two with members now considering new projects

The federal and Alberta governments will share ownership of a new west coast pipeline intended to boost energy exports to global markets.

Empringham Disposal begins bi-weekly black bin pickup Oct. 5

Sage Korth is looking to take her skiing to the next level this winter after taking part in a Freestyle Canada development camp aimed at keeping young women in the sport

Referendum town hall, Q+A cancelled after Stone Creek Resorts CEO learned more about the event and said he could not support an event tied to Alberta separation

Events moved under cover amid steady rainfall

As of Sept. 29, the Olds Grizzlys, Canmore Eagles, Drayton Valley Thunder and Calgary Canucks all have six points

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Attendees at Sept. 30 event hosted at Innisfail's Royal Canadian Legion Branch #104 had the opportunity to learn, listen and reflect together

New risk update issued Sept. 29 for Calgary Forest Area including southwest portion of Mountain View County as more seasonal conditions set in

School assemblies held Sept. 29 in lead up to National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

A 31-year-old Okotoks man is facing charges after driving nearly three times the speed limit and fleeing police.

Alberta's non-partisan agency for overseeing elections says it's received more 11 times more special ballots request for the October referendum compared to the 2023 provincial election

The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission says Alberta will be getting a new area code in 2028 to address growth

Red Deer County considers land sale, rezoning for Wave Infra's planned five megawatt development at Junction 42 along Highway 2

Library Association of Alberta calls for libraries across the province to close Oct. 1 as a way to protest new library regulations contained in Bill 28, passed earlier by the provincial government

Recyclable materials will be picked up every other Wednesday while waste and compost still scheduled for Thursdays

Energy efficiency is now a key concern for homeowners as utility bills for heating and cooling are experiencing significant increases in several areas. Homeowners are increasingly interested in how well their dwellings can keep heat inside during winter, remain cool without air conditioning in summer, and preserve a comfortable temperature indoors all season long. Windows are one of the most critical components that can largely affect these performance factors of a house.

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Builders hit hard with tariff increases on materials ranging from 15 to 50 per cent