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Pigeon Lake businesses look forward to full season of camping
Business owners in Pigeon Lake are looking forward to this year's season after most of the provincial campground closed early last year for renovations.
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Six campers rescued after getting lost in Kananaskis Country
A group of six campers was rescued Sunday morning after becoming lost when they wandered away from their campsite near Gorge Creek Trail.
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Man arrested in stabbings near Kingsway Transit Station
One woman sustained life-threatening injuries in the incident that started in the parking lot of a nearby McDonalds around 6 p.m. Police say a man asked for money from two people, stabbing one of them.
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Alberta's cattle industry recovers a decade after costly mad cow outbreak
The six-year-old Black Angus was one of a small herd Peaster had bought the year before for his grain farm and feedlot near Wanham, in Alberta's Peace Country.
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Danielle Smith asks RCMP to investigate Sandhu
Wildrose Official Opposition Leader Danielle Smith has requested the RCMP conduct a criminal investigation into the actions of Edmonton-Manning MLA Peter Sandhu.
Downtown market alters layout due to construction
Mild temperatures and sunny skies brought thousands of people to 104th Street on Saturday as the City Market moved outside for the first day this year.
Woman killed in rollover near Ponoka
A 25-year-old Red Deer woman was killed on Saturday when she was thrown from a vehicle that rolled on the QEII Highway near Ponoka.
Loft residents start petition against proposed strip club
Residents of the Cambridge Lofts on Jasper Avenue have started a petition to block a strip club from opening up in the building.
Remand centre sued by man who killed cellmate
The man who was found not criminaly responsible for stomping his cellmate to death at the Edmonton Remand Centre is now suing centre staff.
Power Thrashers Edge Of Attack Announce 'Northern Destruction Tour'; New Music Video 'In Hell'
Website: http://www.edgeofattack.com Music: http://youtu.be/qBRj84u-i50 Grande Prairie, AB power-thrash five-piece Edge of Attack are proud to announce they will be trekking across Alberta for the month of June along with a tour date in Winnipeg, MB for their Northern Destruction Tour in promotion of their debut self titled album released on Spread ... (more)
Mall owner sues Slave Lake and its fire department
A company is suing the province, the town of Slave Lake and its fire department for $3 million in damages caused by fire crews battling the wildfire that ripped through the community in May 2011.
Some wildfires started by would-be firefighters, investigator says
Wildfires like this one near Lloydminster in 2012 cause millions of dollars of damage every year in Saskatchewan.
It is believed that three suspects abducted Rhianne Melin Larocque using her own car - a dark grey 2013 Dodge Dart with Alberta licence plate number HAH 030, seen here in a photo radar picture.
Stony Plain aids foreign workers displaced by fire
Rema Basa, her husband and three children lost everything when their Stony Plain apartment was destroyed by fire earlier this month.
Chat replay: Your gardening questions answered
Wondering what you should plant and when you should plant it? Lyndon Penner answered gardening questions from readers.
Parishioners to celebrate secretariat's mission
The Secretariat for Leadership Development will welcome a wide range of local Catholic leaders Thursday, May 30, to O'Connor Hall at St.
Pipeline clearcut irks Wolf Willow residents
A wide cutline was cut through the North Saskatchewan River valley in Wolf Willow over the winter to make way for a pipeline.
Alberta legislature session ends early amid controversy
The spring session of the Alberta legislature ended about three weeks sooner than expected on Wednesday, with Premier Alison Redford's Tories pushing through some final bills amid continuing criticism from the opposition.
Keystone XL pipeline 'needs to go ahead,' Harper tells U.S.
He laid out the case for why U.S. President Barack Obama's administration should approve the proposed pipeline that would connect Alberta's oilsands to the Gulf Coast, touting job creation prospects.
Taxpayers advocate calls on government to drop gas taxes
"They tax it not once, but they tax it twice. And the second set of taxes actually taxes the first set of taxes," said Derek Fildebrandt, the Alberta director of the group.