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Northern Albrrrrrta sets record
Calgarians hunkered down away from the bone-chilling cold yesterday could take solace in one thing: At least it's not Edmonton.
Bird Radar At 4 Wing Cold Lake 'First in Canada'
The busiest fighter wing in Canada, 4 Wing Cold Lake, Alberta, will get the first permanently deployed bird radar unit in the country.
Monday the thermometer read a bone-chilling -36 degrees Celsius. It turned colder overnight.
Alberta shivers amid record lows
Edmonton has established a record it would probably rather forget. The Alberta capital recorded the lowest temperature in North America overnight Saturday a ' and set a record as the lowest temperature on a Dec.
One dead after vehicle plunges into river
One person is dead and another is in hospital after a vehicle plummeted off a bridge and into an icy northern Alberta river.
Utilities commission votes to stop pipeline to Bonnyville
The Cold Lake Regional Utilities Services Commission voted to withdraw its support for a proposed water pipeline from Cold Lake to Bonnyville on Dec.
An injured swan at the Wildlife Rehabilitaion Society of Edmonton's shelter in southwest Edmonton.
City spending said unsustainable
A report investigating municipal overspending shows the City of Red Deer has fared better than 10 other Alberta cities when it comes to how many operational dollars ita s dishing out.
Winter Games to bring cash to the area
The Lakeland 2010 Alberta Winter Games is expected to bring more than 22,000 spectators and 2800 athletes, coaches and officials to the area, meaning more business, money and recognition for the Lakeland.
Cervical cancer survivor urges young girls to get HPV shot
Cervical cancer survivor Kristine Fersovich, left, is an advocate of the HPV vaccine, which protects young girls against cervical cancer.
Festival of Peace continues to offer hope
Beautiful Christmas trees lit up the Cold Lake Agriplex during the two-day Festival of Peace.
City gets high marks in report
While spending by Alberta municipalities has outpaced population and inflation growth by a wide and unsustainable margin, Lethbridge has done better than most cities at keeping spending in line, according to a new study.
Gallery: 50th Anniversary of Shumka
With "Red Boots, Black Tie and Bubbly", Edmonton's Shumka society celebrates their Golden Gala at the Jubilee Auditorium Saturday November 21.
Families unite for the holiday
On Thanksgiving weekend, Olga Wirth had her sons Donnie Wirth from Winfield, B.C., Glen and Lil Wirth from Sherwood Park and daughter Vonnie and Jim Davis from St Albert with her.
Dozens of vehicles found in Frog Lake chop shop
Cops are telling at least a dozen drivers their vehicles have been cut up in a stolen-vehicle chop shop near Frog Lake.
Alberta RCMP uncover alleged 'chop shop'
RCMP in Alberta say after a lengthy investigation they've busted an alleged "chop shop" on the Frog Lake First Nation, east of Edmonton.
Residents walk against violence
More than 50 residents of Cold Lake and area came together Nov. 12 to walk down Main Street in support of the fight against family violence.
JJ Parr held a Remembrance Day ceremony on Nov. 11 in Cold Lake to remember those who have fought for Canada in past and present wars.