Beyond Local

Police in Canmore recover sawed-off rifle, numerous knives, machetes and a sword along with mountain bikes, power tools and tablets.

United Conservative Party leadership candidate Danielle Smith says she would wait until the next scheduled election in May 2023, but believes she has a mandate to proceed with her plans.

RCMP in Okotoks urging residents to be alert in the wake of multiple thefts from individuals who were walking at night.

Rising rent and food costs, combined with being far from home and loved ones, are pushing many international students toward a breaking point. 

Semi-truck and RCMP vehicle collided on Highway 43 near Mayerthorpe on the morning of Oct. 1.

EDMONTON — Don’t cry for me, Alberta, I was leaving anyway. It's Premier Jason Kenney’s swan song message as he prepares to depart the province's top job, forced out by the very United Conservative Party he willed into existence.

EDMONTON — The Alberta government has announced more than $124 million over two years for addiction and mental health services in Edmonton and Calgary, with another $63 million aimed at reducing homelessness in the province over the same period.

“We have spent a lot of time with the government working on a risk mitigation and hail insurance program for market gardeners,” explained Staples. “There really isn’t an effective program in the province right now.”

WATERTON, Alta. — Like the land itself, a new management plan for Waterton Lakes National Park is marked by a powerful wildfire that tore through the southern Alberta park five years ago.

EDMONTON — After years of negotiations, the Alberta government signed an agreement Friday with a First Nations group committing to return an ancient meteorite to its historic location after being displaced for over 150 years.