Open this photo in gallery:Alberta Premier Danielle Smith answers questions at a news conference in Calgary, Feb. 19.Todd Korol/The Globe and Mail Premier Danielle Smith says Alberta is still working to import additional medication from Turkey to …
Two skiers are dead after separate avalanches in the Alberta backcountry on Friday afternoon. One person was killed in an avalanche near the Lake Louise Ski Resort, according to RCMP. A second skier died in Kananaskis Country, according to Stuart Brideaux …
Breadcrumb Trail Links News Alberta Health Services confirmed a new case of measles in the heart of west Edmonton. A Measles Alert sign is seen on the door that leads into a Dynalife Diagnostic Lab Services at the Marketplace at Callingwood at 178 St., and …
Alberta Health Minister Adriana LaGrange filed her statement of defence in an Edmonton court Thursday, saying the former chief executive officer of the provincial health authority was fired because “she couldn’t do her job despite having been given many …
“Thankfully, we have a highly effective vaccine with a long-proven track record of safety. Everyone should take the time to check their immunization record to ensure they are fully immunized. No one should have to endure the consequences of a disease we …
VANCOUVER — With tightly contested wins in their respective consolation semifinals, the Alberta Pandas and Laval Rouge et Or are locked in for a consolation final matchup and a chance at a fifth-place finish in the U Sports Final 8 national championship. …
Olds, Didsbury, Mountain View County leaders in seniors housing, agriculture, energy and business among those awarded OLDS — Women were chosen winners in six categories during the second annual Mountain View & Neighbours Women In Business luncheon on …
The Alberta government’s decision to stop allowing U.S. Liquor sales is costing some small businesses hundreds of thousands of dollars. “We sort of feel like–as small businesses–we’re being held captive in the middle of a geo-political tariff war by our …
EDMONTON, Alberta — Over 6,600 school workers, members of the Canadian Union of Public Employees, are on strike across Alberta for higher wages. The workers include educational assistants, cafeteria workers, librarians, administrative office workers and …
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