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Whittleton named Bawlf vice-principal
Patrick Whittleton who has taught at Daysland School for over 10 to 15 years, is now vice-principal at Bawlf School.
Wetaskiwin MLA addresses H1N1 issue
The fall session has begun and, not surprisingly, that means that I'm spending less time on the road and more time in Edmonton.
Norquest Community College; Making the Quest clear
When the Ministry of Advanced Education and Technology officially outlined the responsibilities of Alberta's post-secondary institutions with its Roles and Mandates Policy Framework in 2007, it helped to clarify the position and duties of the province's 26 publicly funded institutions.
Investors have few months to purchase
Grain producers from Camrose to Alliance want to purchase a rail line to strengthen their communities and save transportation costs.
$50-million lottery ticket bought in Manitoba
There is one winning ticket for the $50-million jackpot prize in Friday's Lotto Max draw - and it was sold somewhere in Manitoba.
Legal pot plants stolen in home invasion
Thieves likely targeted a man who was legally allowed to grow marijuana in his home, say Alberta RCMP.
Weapons charges in Camrose, Alta., standoff
The man arrested after an armed standoff with police Oct. 29 in Camrose, Alta., now faces 13 additional charges, police said Wednesday.
Posted By MURRAY GREEN Sun Media Daymon Tremblay likes to hit people. But, rather than be a bully on the school playground, he enjoys hitting opposing players on the football field.
Alberta RCMP investigate home invasion at medical marijuana operation
EDMONTON a ' Camrose RCMP are investigating after a home invasion at a rural acreage that was licensed to grow medical marijuana.
Camrose man faces charges in armed standoff with police
A man shot himself in the chest after a five-hour standoff in this Camrose home on October 29, 2009.
Hundreds wait in line for the H1N1 flu shot at Bonnie Doon Mall Tuesday afternoon.
The province said it's working to address the challenges of delivering the H1N1 vaccine to Albertans.
Man shot, wounded self at end of police standoff in Camrose
Police cordoned off a neighbourhood in Camrose, Alta., Thursday during a standoff with an armed man.
Making money and saving it, or investing it properly is something that is hard for many people - " not to mention youth.
City cop to head intelligence network
A veteran local cop has been placed in charge of the provincial intelligence-sharing network which helps police throughout Alberta combat organized crime.
Hirsch remains confident in economy
MURRAY GREEN/SUN MEDIAEd Bolduc checks out the Montreal Canadiens George Laraque sweater at the Camrose Association For Community Living charity auction at the CRE.
Mom-and-pop 'oilmen' battle the big guys
It was an unusual gathering of oil and gas well owners that filed into the Norseman Inn to attend a seminar on Thursday on the impacts of low natural gas prices and the implication of the latest Energy Resources Conservation Board ruling on shut-in wells.
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Portage loses bid for 2012 Royal Bank Cup
Portage la Prairie will not be hosting the 2011 RBC Cup Junior A National Hockey Championship, but seems to have the inside track to be awarded the event in years to come.
Brent creating new paw prints at the Northern Bear
It's tough replacing one of the most respected guys in the business, but Jim Brent just may be the guy to fill Bill Penny's shoes at Northern Bear.
Community's memories go up in flames
Firefighters battle a stubborn fire which destroyed the Wetaskiwin First United Church in Wetaskiwin on October 13, 2009.
Big Valley Jamboree will return for 2010
Ads are now running for Big Valley Jamboree 2010, solidifying officialsa promises that the popular summer event will return next year.