Citing the province’s recent decision to remove tracing, testing and isolation protocols this month, the province’s NDP Opposition is calling for a public inquiry into the UCP government’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic. […]
With the increased use of quads, dirt bikes, and other all-terrain vehicles (ATV) across the province comes the increased risk […]
The Government of Alberta, Sturgeon County and Edmonton Airports held a press conference Thursday, announcing the start of a $2.2 million water line that will bring water from Villeneuve to the Villeneuve Airport. […]
This past spring, St. Albert RCMP Domestic Violence Unit and St. Albert RCMP General Investigations Section participated in online training for the new Act the Government of Alberta introduced; the Disclosure to Protect Against Domestic Violence (Clare’s Law), which came into effect April 1, 2021. […]
Since the passing of Bill C-46 two and a half years, police have had the additional authority to detect and then remove impaired drivers by demanding motorists who were legally toped by police to provide them with a breath sample. […]
With a federal election likely in the coming months, the Conservative Party of Canada are vowing to fix equalization. Both the party and its leader, the Honourable Erin O’Toole issued media releases on Thursday announcing their intentions. […]
The province says eligibility is open to not-for-profit associations serving people who, by virtue of their colour, race, ethnic and/or national origins, sexual orientation, or religious affiliation, are at risk of being the victims of hate, bias or prejudice-motivated crimes. […]
Alberta RCMP has received a number of reports throughout central and southern Alberta where social media platforms were used in an effort to extort money from individuals. […]
Last July, Alberta RCMP and their partner policing organizations pulled 310 impaired drivers from Alberta roadways, eight of those incidents resulted in bodily harm. […]
Among the 49,030 babies born in the province in 2020, Olivia was the most popular name among the 23,870 girls, and Noah was the most popular among the 25,160 boys born during the pandemic. […]
Sixty per cent of Canadians say they have spent less at small businesses during the pandemic, 59 per cent that they have relied more on big box stores and online retailers. […]
Registration is now open for the Virtual Summer Series, the Annual Alberta Law Enforcement Torch Run event, running from July 5 to September 6. […]
In addition to the $3 million on offer for Albertans who get the COVID-19 vaccine, the province announced Calgary Stampede admissions to their Open for Summer Lottery. […]
With the vaccination rate hitting a stall 68.7 per cent, just under the 70 per cent range needed to remove all restrictions, the Government of Alberta is offering a cash prize of one million dollars to anyone 18 or older who has had or gets their first shot of the COVID-19 vaccine. […]
All Albertans who received their first dose in April or earlier can book a second dose of COVID-19 vaccine, making another 650,000 Albertans eligible. […]
Thursday, June 10 marks the start of Stage 2 of the province’s Open For Summer Plan with fitness centres, libraries and movie theatres reopening along with the resumption of large outdoor gatherings. […]
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