Dairy Queen franchise owner advocates for provincial program that opens doors to international workers as Albertans asked whether to tighten immigration

On Thursday afternoon, Oct. 15, officers responded to a vehicle fire involving a City of Calgary bus in the 800 block of Saddletowne Circle N.E.

The Kikino Métis Settlement is drawing visitors from across the province to see its 32-foot-tall Red River Cart, currently the largest in Alberta.

Service group commits donation to help with ongoing maintenance, clean-up of a popular recreation area off of Highway 54

“For years we’ve been focusing on education. Education’s important, but people know. The vast majority of people understand that they’re supposed to have their dog on leash, and they don’t.”

Parks Canada's law enforcement branch is “reviewing the matter further and will ensure appropriate action within their purview.”

Briegel Park playground in the Highlands got a makeover this summer

CALGARY — Prime Minister Mark Carney is expected in Calgary today to rally support for a united Canada as Alberta gears up for a separation referendum.

OTTAWA — The Supreme Court of Canada said Thursday it will hear an appeal of Ottawa's ban on single-use plastics.

Didsbury woman who previously lived in Cremona faces more charges including trafficking in property after Carstairs break-in

Staff Sgt. Jamie Day says Olds RCMP leads all 36 Southern Alberta detachments when it comes to community engagement, but he wants more

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Municipal officials successful with applications for federal, provincial programs during first six months of the year

While it will enourages residents to vote, Didsbury's council says municipal councils should remain neutral on referendum questions in order to represent all residents equally

New risk update issued Oct.14 for Calgary Forest Area, including southwest portion of Mountain View County, says cool, wet weather providing temporary relief

OTTAWA — The interim commissioner of Indigenous languages will serve in the role for another month as the Canadian Heritage department continues to search for a permanent replacement.

Alberta is reopening a registration program so eligible ranchers can have their long-standing water rights recognized.

Canadians love their getaways to Mexico, but here’s an obvious truth to ponder over a margarita or a shot of Alberta whisky: flights breeze over the U.S. in both directions.

With support from Central Alberta Men’s Shed (Innisfail) and the Town of Innisfail, the local public library has gone mobile

Dinner and cocktails will always have their place, but sometimes date night needs a little more personality.

All homeowners eventually face the same question: can these old windows be repaired, or is it time to replace all of the windows in my home? Sometimes, repairs make sense to extend the life of the existing windows. But if there is a lot of wear and tear on the windows, eventually you’ll need to invest in replacement window services.

Vehicle towed for safety reasons after it was pulled over travelling 29 km/h in a 100 km/h zone.

Aware of recent coyote activity in parks and communities, RVC said storing food inside and keeping pets on a leash can help reduce incidents.

Statistics Canada says more Canadians and Americans have travelled across the border between the two countries over the last six months compared to last year. The agency says Canadian residents made 1.

Three responses to request for expressions of interest for a land donation

Kenney: "Come and vote Option One on Question 10, get out of the ballot box"; Notley says vote No to the Nine

Capital purchases amounting to nearly $300,000 approved

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Sturgeon County Council discussed improvements for Highway 643 and 28A, and Range Road 223 and 222.

Former Sylvan Lake CAO Sean Durkin will lead the central Alberta municipality, replacing Todd Becker

Question seven of the referendum asks if Albertans would like to see the provincial government work with other provinces to amend the constitution and abolish the Senate.

A Bonnyville nurse and volunteer firefighter is using her platform to advocate for improved mental health support for first responders.

Olds Grizzlys’ matchup against Grande Prairie Storm will be rescheduled

Second annual Harvest 4 Hunger in Sturgeon County reaps food for hungry, supports Canadian Foodgrains Bank

Spartans beat Canmore Collegiate 33-20 in 3A high school football action

Rimbey-Rocky Mountain House- Sundre constituency polling stations among those with changed hours

Eyes in the Woods, which premiered on OUTtv in the fall of 2025, up for several Rosie Awards

A 30-year-old Bonnyville man faces 18 criminal charges after allegedly firing shots from a pickup truck while racing through Mundare on Sept. 29.

Three Foothills athletes win titles at Canadian Finals Rodeo in Edmonton

Find out where advance vote polling stations are located in the constituency, when they are open and what you will need to bring with you

Find out where advance vote polling stations are located in the constituency, when they are open and what you will need to bring with you

Find out where advance vote polling stations are located in the constituency, when they are open and what you will need to bring with you

Calgarian Rieger Lorenz called up to Minnesota on Thanksgiving weekend

Rides at two Canadian theme parks have been closed after a man in the United States reportedly fell to this death from a Six Flags roller-coaster in Georgia.

Contractor reportedly realigns staff in effort to meet end of October completion date

Mountainview hasn't lost a game so far in the 2026-27 season

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Public hearing on the proposal is set for Oct. 13 at 1 p.m. in council's chambers

If accepted in the 2027 municipal budget the Sponsorship and Naming Rights Program Development initiative could generate up to $100,000 annually

Municipality had anticipated taking on debt to pay for infrastructure work originally forecast to cost $3.4 million