The 60-year-old former teacher surpassed her own 2024 mark by about 30 minutes at a senior games event, though the feat still awaits official certification.
Federal and provincial officials announced the funding during a visit to CFB Edmonton, tying the Suffield project to a wider plan to modernize military infrastructure across the province.
Elias Mykat and Kenyon Bull's $150,000 USD Zayed Sustainability Prize-winning project produced its first salad greens this week, with bags distributed to students at their school.
Calgary (8-8) visits Winnipeg on Saturday needing a victory to lock up a playoff berth, while Edmonton has already clinched and could secure first in the West this weekend.
The federal defence minister appeared alongside Premier Danielle Smith at CFB Edmonton days before Albertans vote on a 10-question referendum on Confederation.
Council cited precedent concerns over losing agricultural land in a unanimous vote against the rezoning bid, while separately backing funding for a regional sporting event.
Families can tour the Central Alberta Child Advocacy Centre and meet facility dogs as the community marks Child Abuse Prevention Month. The province says it invested $3.7 million this year for child and youth advocacy centres across Alberta.
Michelle Lynne, who began her piano training in Grande Prairie before building a career in the Netherlands, returns to kick off the InspireArts Concert Series at Northwestern Polytechnic.
A new national report ranks Medicine Hat behind only Fort McMurray among tracked mid-sized Canadian rental markets, even as local rents rose from a year earlier.
The city ranked 52nd among 60 Canadian markets for rent, with one- and two-bedroom units both slightly cheaper than a year ago despite the monthly uptick.
Three years after the Hamas attack on Israel ignited the war in Gaza, an Edmonton woman says bureaucratic delays have kept her husband trapped there despite an active Canadian visa application.
The province says affected couples will get retroactive payments by year's end, while AUPE calls the move only a partial fix to a program it says never should have been enacted.
City council heard a business case seeking $95.6 million from the provincial government as part of a three-way funding partnership for a major regional water and wastewater upgrade.
The province honoured 19 Alberta residents born outside Canada across eight award categories recognizing their professional, charitable and community contributions.
The 2026-27 outlook points to milder temperatures across central Alberta and the Prairies, with cold snaps concentrated in late December, mid-January and mid-February.
A government lawyer told an Edmonton court that scrutineers only need to observe vote counting, not access detailed voter data, as the NDP's legal challenge over new rules proceeds.
Elections Alberta says it has verified only about a third of the 652,000 mail-in ballot packages sent to voters so far, with less than two weeks remaining before the vote.
Quebec's Parti Quebecois swept the Coalition Avenir Quebec from office this week, and Alberta independence advocates say the result strengthens their cause before Albertans vote on separation later this month.
The Alberta Medical Association says the master agreement followed mediation in what its president called a difficult bargaining environment. Details of the deal will be released once it is finalized.
The Lethbridge Senior Citizens Organization is adding a premium membership tier that bundles fitness access with discounts at more than a dozen local businesses.
Two separate incidents in Brooks on Oct. 1 led to an impaired driving arrest and charges after a man was found carrying a BB gun and suspected methamphetamine.
Alberta Health Services says a sudden lack of clinical personnel forced the temporary shutdown, with EMS crews rerouting urgent cases to nearby hospitals.
Parti Québécois Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon led his party back from near-collapse to victory in Quebec, falling short of a majority but positioned to work with Québec solidaire on a possible third sovereignty referendum.
Alberta Wildfire reports zero active fires across northern Alberta, yet agricultural activity remains the top cause of human-caused wildfires during harvest wrap-up.
With Albertans set to vote on 10 referendum questions Oct. 19, the province's five Catholic bishops have published a letter calling for compassion toward those affected.
Teachers are being brought together by grade level to unpack the new provincial curriculum and build consistent classroom approaches ahead of the rollout.
Forward Poul Andersen scored six goals in three games to earn his second straight WHL Player of the Week honour, pacing the league in goals and points.
Washington Capitals captain Alex Ovechkin will play his final regular season in 2026-27, with nine games scheduled in Canada including stops in Edmonton and Calgary.
The latest provincial crop report shows a 21-point jump in harvest completion in a week, though the Peace Region still trails its longer-term averages.
The Dynamic Industrial Cubs improved to 3-1 on the season, edging the Okotoks Bisons on a tiebreaker to sit atop the Heritage Junior Hockey League's South Division.
Four land-use bylaws come before Medicine Hat City Council Monday, ranging from motel conversions to a new package distribution facility at the historic Ogilvie Flour Mill site.
Conservative MP Dane Lloyd says the province's resources cannot be promised to a foreign government, as Albertans prepare to vote on a separation referendum question.
A new analysis published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal says darker winter mornings under permanent daylight saving time could affect sleep, student performance and public health across Western Canada.
Vancouver's rebuilding roster has split its opening four-game stretch against Pacific Division heavyweights, with goaltender Kevin Lankinen pointing to a new system taking shape.
Seattle scored three times in the first eight minutes and cruised to a second win over Calgary this season. Dustin Wolf has now allowed 12 goals in his first two starts, both against the Kraken.
With Elections Alberta reporting more than 652,000 mail-in ballots already sent out, First Nations organizers say they are racing to ensure treaty communities are heard on the separation question.
Vancouver's Leevi Merilainen, claimed off waivers from Ottawa last month, earned his first win as a Canuck by turning aside a Calgary breakaway in a tight contest.
Montreal receiver Tyson Philpot set three records in a 37-10 rout of Winnipeg, including surpassing a 1967 mark set by former Calgary Stampeder Terry Evanshen.
Clean sheets from both goalkeepers kept the scoreline level at Wanderers Grounds, a result that mattered more for Halifax's playoff hopes than Calgary's season.
A report from the Media Ecosystem Observatory finds AI tools like ChatGPT and Google AI Overview give inconsistent answers about the financial impacts of Alberta independence, as Albertans prepare to vote on 10 referendum questions.
The 1952-era CBC franchise loses its NHL games as Rogers launches a rebranded Saturday broadcast, with Seattle at Edmonton among the opening-night matchups.
Three Central Alberta organizations co-hosted a leadership luncheon featuring a keynote from a man known as the 'Skid Row CEO,' who walked across Canada to raise awareness about homelessness.
Edmonton split its opening two games against Vancouver, outscoring the Canucks but surrendering 13 goals in the process. Coach Mike Babcock says the defensive breakdowns fall on his staff, not the players.
Montreal's Tyson Philpot needs 135 yards to break Terry Evanshen's single-season Canadian receiving mark, a record set with the Calgary Stampeders nearly 60 years ago.
Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services says fires have broken out inside city collection trucks after batteries were tossed in with recycling or garbage.
Crews will clear leaves, sand and debris from residential roads and catch basins through mid-October. Residents are asked to move vehicles off streets during scheduled cleaning times.
Lethbridge Public Library is marking Library Membership Month with a sign-up incentive available all October. The campaign, branded 'Take a Gander at the Library,' runs at all LPL branches.
Students, employers and industry partners gathered at the Cave on the Lethbridge Polytechnic campus to discuss how artificial intelligence is reshaping the workforce.
From a provincial fuel tax pause to federal leaders touring southern Alberta, this week blended economic policy, politics and community milestones across the province.
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Seven free community events at County fire halls will teach residents how to safely charge, store and dispose of lithium-ion batteries. Sessions run from Oct. 3 through Oct. 10.
The city has proclaimed the first Saturday in October as an annual Good Neighbour Day, formalizing a tradition that had been celebrated informally in the community.
Vince Dunn had a goal and two assists as Seattle beat Calgary on Thursday, spoiling the Flames' last season-opening game at the Saddledome before their move to Scotia Place next year.
The Conservative leader fielded questions on U.S. tariffs, interprovincial trade and energy permitting during a chamber of commerce event hosted with MP Glen Motz.
Edmonton improved to 1-0-1 on the young season with a high-scoring road win in Vancouver, the second straight shootout-style affair between the two teams.
The Better Business Bureau is urging families to stay involved as seniors face growing fraud risks, including scams that increasingly use artificial intelligence.
The move replaces a $100 rebate program that drew criticism and saw lower-than-expected uptake, as the province leans on a projected $2-billion surplus.
RCMP's federal policing division made the arrest following an investigation into posts on social media platform X, marking the second such case in two months.
The province says amendments to the Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act would also boost oversight of large waste facilities. The changes are expected to take effect this fall.
Nine individuals and organizations from across the province, including Edmonton, Calgary and Lethbridge, were recognized for their work supporting seniors.
Red Deer RCMP says it is the first Canadian detachment to launch a Drone as First Responder program, using rooftop-launched drones to support officers, peace officers and emergency crews.
Wave Infrastructure Ltd. has applied to buy a 12-acre lot along Highway 2 for a five-megawatt AI research lab, but the project still needs rezoning and a public hearing before it can proceed.
Landing Zones Canada Inc. and Japan's Meisei Electric Co. Ltd. signed the agreement in Tokyo, with joint flight campaigns planned over the next three years.
Prime Minister Mark Carney was expected to deliver the decision in Fort McMurray alongside Premier Danielle Smith, meeting an October 1 deadline set under an earlier energy pact.
The Medicine Hat Public Library has rolled out a month of programming for teens, adults and kids, including a paid concert and free stress-management workshop.
The funding will support proposals ranging from books and artwork to traditional teachings and an Elder-in-residence program. Applications remain open until the money is fully allocated.
Calgary GM Craig Conroy says a youth movement must start producing offence as the Flames begin their last year in the 43-year-old arena before moving to Scotia Place.
Events across the country, including in Calgary, mark the Sept. 30 day honouring residential school survivors, with Prime Minister Mark Carney attending an Edmonton ceremony.
Evan Bouchard scored three goals and added two assists in a losing effort at Rogers Place, where Prime Minister Mark Carney was among the crowd for Edmonton's home opener.
The funding announcement comes just days before Ottawa's Thursday deadline to decide whether a proposed pipeline from Alberta to B.C.'s south coast qualifies as a project of national interest.
A new Statistics Canada study finds younger adults and Prairie residents report the least hope for democracy's future, data released just weeks before Alberta's separation referendum.
Lucas Stang earned a Medal of Excellence in the post-secondary welding category, one of 13 Canadians recognized among more than 1,400 competitors from 70 countries.
A 14-year-old girl entered a guilty plea to assault causing bodily harm, with sentencing now scheduled for late November after a court-ordered psychological assessment.
Retired scientist Robert Chesney's gift will fund four new students a year for three decades in the college's Addictions Counselling, Health Care Aide and Practical Nurse programs.
Delegates at the Alberta Municipalities conference in Edmonton voted on a series of resolutions from central Alberta communities, with most winning majority support for provincial advocacy.
New signage will mark boundaries of designated zones as the city clarifies where dogs can run leash-free following a policy change that took effect Sept. 8.
Vincent Blanchard's record-setting kicking performance headlined a trio of CFL weekly award winners announced Tuesday, alongside quarterbacks Nathan Rourke and Vernon Adams Jr.
The partnership will draw on Elders, Knowledge Keepers, educators and students to examine how false narratives about Indigenous people spread and how to counter them.
With the province's separation referendum three weeks away, the federal Conservative leader used a fundraiser and keynote address to press his case for Alberta remaining in Canada.
A high-speed chase that began with an Edmonton Police dangerous driving complaint ended hours later when RCMP tracked down a fleeing SUV in Whitecourt.
The event connected young women and nonbinary students with professionals from local government and Alberta Parks working in natural resource management.
The three-month trial let adults drink at designated picnic tables in three city parks; a post-program survey runs Oct. 1-15 to help shape a final report.
The Calgary Chamber of Commerce released business-backed research and an open letter urging Alberta to stay in Confederation ahead of a provincial referendum on separation.
The Ontario premier appeared alongside Danielle Smith at a Calgary energy conference days before Alberta's referendum on Confederation. Former UK prime minister David Cameron, speaking at a separate Calgary event, warned that Brexit-style votes don't resolve independence movements.
MLAs Justin Wright and Premier Danielle Smith fielded resident questions on housing supply, airport service and hospital care at a Saturday event in Medicine Hat.
Ottawa has agreed to refer the proposed 350-km rail corridor to its Major Projects Office as Alberta prepares to launch a formal request for proposals this fall.
The Town of Ponoka will make a single pass through back alleys to collect excess compostable yard waste after Thanksgiving, with strict rules on what can be left out.
A 34-year-old man wanted on outstanding warrants led Lethbridge police on an hours-long search before being found hiding in a tree at Henderson Lake Golf Course.
Beckett Hamilton was named WHL Player of the Week after returning from Colorado Avalanche camp to lead the Rebels to victories over Lethbridge and Medicine Hat.
The event, held at the college's heavy equipment technician shop, brought together apprentices, instructors and industry partners to spotlight skilled trades careers.
Elections Alberta says roughly 100,000 of those who requested special ballots have already voted ahead of the vote on separation and nine other questions.
Speaking at a Calgary energy conference, the former UK prime minister said Alberta's October vote concerns the future of a country rather than trade-bloc membership.
Primary Care Alberta says the Screen Test mobile mammography program began with offices in Calgary and Edmonton in 1990 before its first community visit to Hinton in 1991.
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TransAction Alberta's Rowan Venedam told a Parliament Hill press conference that some transgender residents have left Alberta after facing harassment and discrimination since the laws took effect.
The Heritage Junior Hockey League club raised its championship banner before the season opener, then saw a bench-clearing incident mar Saturday's loss.
Danielle Smith is asking Albertans to weigh in on four major constitutional reforms next month, but most of her provincial counterparts are declining to say where they stand.
The second annual Yuill Foundation Golf Classic sold out at Desert Blume Golf Course, drawing hockey scouts, business leaders and community supporters.
Musicians Anya Delafield and Rain Zhang will perform classical works at the Red Deer Public Library's downtown branch as part of its long-running First Thursday concert series.
A Change.org petition opposing the Oilers' signing of Alex Formenton has topped 70,000 signatures as training camp winds down under new head coach Mike Babcock.
Edmonton beat Hamilton in a double-overtime two-point shootout, eliminating the Tiger-Cats from playoff contention and extending the Elks' West Division lead.
The unbeaten Medicine Hat Tigers travel to Red Deer for the first of eight meetings with the Rebels this season, with several key players back from NHL training camps.
Former Oiler Stuart Skinner is now expected to be Winnipeg's starting goaltender after Connor Hellebuyck requested a trade and was suspended for skipping training camp.
Alberta clubs had a mixed Friday across junior hockey and soccer, with Calgary's WHL and CPL sides both posting big wins while Red Deer edged Lethbridge in a tight WHL contest.
The province wants feedback on campus free expression and student conduct processes as it weighs recommendations from an expert panel on post-secondary funding.
The funding is drawn from social responsibility revenue tied to Alberta's regulated iGaming market, with one per cent of gross gaming revenue earmarked for addiction treatment.
Red Deer head coach Brent Kisio, a former Lethbridge bench boss, picked up his first regular-season win as the Hurricanes fell to 0-3 with a 12-game losing streak dating back to February.
A busy sports slate hits the Peace Country this weekend, from junior hockey and college golf to a rescheduled freestyle motocross show at Evergreen Park.
The federal government will not reverse its decision to shut down the Lacombe Research and Development Centre, despite a House of Commons committee recommendation to keep it open.
The province says the rules follow a review that found inconsistencies in how school boards prepare for critical incidents, backed by $22 million in funding.
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Provincial funding for the supportive housing programs will cease at month's end, leaving the Alberta government to find a new operator for roughly 38 clients.
ALERT's Internet Child Exploitation unit says the suspect used Snapchat to find a victim's home after threatening two youths into sending explicit videos.
Reeghan Funk, a third-year kinesiology student at Northwestern Polytechnic, was one of 28 deaf and hard-of-hearing students across Canada selected for the award.
Edmonton hosts Hamilton at Commonwealth Stadium Saturday as the CFL club looks to lock up a home playoff date after clinching its first postseason spot in seven years.
From the final Saddledome season to record mail-in ballot requests for the Oct. 19 referendum, Alberta communities balanced sport, civic engagement and grassroots fundraising this week.
The Conservative leader will address economic competitiveness and trade at an event co-hosted by MP Glen Motz and the Southeast Alberta Chamber of Commerce.
The PWHL's championship trophy was delayed in shipment before a planned Lethbridge appearance last month, prompting the league to consider a dedicated cup keeper similar to the NHL's Stanley Cup handlers.
The awards, won at the Canadian Country Music Awards in Saskatoon, add to Townes's growing trophy collection and came alongside recognition for another Alberta-born artist.
A Red Deer Polytechnic student's contributions to a provincial newborn care program have coincided with higher breastfeeding rates and fewer NICU admissions.
The funding marks the first round of grants from the province's new Active Communities Initiative, targeting facilities from Brooks to Fort McMurray-area communities.
Fire investigators say an uncertified wireless charging device with a detachable lithium-ion battery ignited while plugged in but unused, causing damage severe enough that the failed component could not be identified.
More than 610,000 requests for mail-in ballots have been received ahead of the Oct. 19 referendum, as officials push back on viral social media claims about lax verification.
The addictions treatment organization will nearly double its bed capacity with a new three-story building unveiled during its 16th annual Share-A-Thon.
Dr. Allan S. Lycka, once wrongly given six months to live, is asking Canadians to complete one million small acts of support for others facing hardship.
The Grande Prairie pulp mill operator is seeking public feedback as it renews its decade-long forest harvest plan, with no changes to its overall management strategy.
Premier Danielle Smith's government is pausing the provincial gas and diesel tax for three months, a move the Canadian Taxpayers Federation says is a better approach than this summer's rebate cheque program.
The junior hockey club heads into the 2026-27 Heritage Junior Hockey League season with a younger roster after losing several veterans from last year's championship team.
Draft curricula for Grades 7 to 9 science, physical education and wellness 10, and CALM 10 are being tested by 98 school boards ahead of mandatory rollout in 2027.
Premier Danielle Smith had written to Ottawa arguing current restrictions fuel a black market for nicotine pouches, but Health Minister Marjorie Michel says she won't ease the rules.
The Oilers' 2011 first-overall pick is spending training camp centring a line with Zach Hyman and Isaac Howard as new head coach Mike Babcock decides how to deploy his most versatile forward.
Primary Care Alberta says the switch aims to cut reliance on paper letters while giving patients a digital way to track screening reminders and results.
A partnership between government, health providers, researchers and industry will use remote technology to connect rural stroke patients with specialists who assess muscle spasticity.
Alberta will field the largest contingent of any province on the national team, competing against roughly 1,500 skilled workers from more than 70 countries.
NorthernStar Mothers Milk Bank says donor numbers have fallen over the past six months even as demand for pasteurized breast milk from NICUs across Alberta keeps climbing.
Former conscripts and Iranian-Canadian advocates say a blanket inadmissibility rule is punishing people who were forced into military service, not volunteers.
Premier Danielle Smith says the fuel tax suspension will run alongside a federal excise tax pause, stacking savings for drivers already squeezed by high global oil prices.
An 18-year-old remains in custody as court proceedings move forward over a Canada Day stabbing that left a 42-year-old man with life-threatening injuries.
Sara Dawn Aleisha Kappo, 38, had her case stayed on Aug. 21, 2026, nearly three years after a fatal assault near Valleyview. Her two co-accused still face charges in Edmonton court next month.
Alberta prosecutors dropped a 2024 armed robbery charge against a Ponoka man, citing insufficient evidence, but a separate break-in case against him is heading to trial.
UCP party president Rob Smith said the premier had promised neutral government messaging on the separation question, prompting a public rebuttal from Danielle Smith.
Alberta's largest annual municipal gathering runs three days at the Edmonton Convention Centre, with sessions on infrastructure, housing and fiscal sustainability.
City council meets Monday to decide on road design options, a stalled infrastructure project and a decade-long tax dispute at a Southeast Medicine Hat property.
The rebrand was revealed at a dinner tied to the SiteLink economic development forum in Dunmore. Council approved the identity change on Aug. 18 after working with Alberta marketing firm Unfussy.
Both University of Lethbridge Pronghorns soccer squads picked up victories Saturday at Community Stadium, improving their season records ahead of Sunday matchups.
The Crossfield racer entered the Medicine Hat Speedway feature holding a two-point series lead and drove away with the win, a week after clinching the Edmonton track title.
Toronto clinched a playoff berth and a home post-season game while Edmonton, still atop the CFL West at 10-4, lost a late chance to extend its win streak.
Premier Danielle Smith choked up while defending Alberta's place in Canada at a virtual forum co-hosted by Preston Manning and Gordon Campbell, days before the province's referendum on separation.
The vote caps years of western alienation politics, from the 1980 National Energy Program to competing citizen petitions that collided in the courts this year.
With the Oct. 19 vote approaching, both sides of Alberta's independence referendum report vandalism, threats and lawn signs being stolen amid a highly charged campaign.
The Alouettes' Hall of Fame Game victory in Hamilton has set up a Saturday matchup where the Toronto Argonauts can clinch a playoff spot against the Edmonton Elks.
Last Door Recovery Society is hosting a free, family-friendly awareness event aimed at reducing stigma around addiction and recovery, with live music culminating in a Trooper performance.
The fossil cast has drawn families, school groups and dinosaur enthusiasts to the Medicine Hat Public Library for the past year as part of a province-wide museum program.
The plant, funded jointly by the town, Clearwater County and provincial and federal governments, officially began full operations after a Sept. 17 ribbon-cutting.
The 19-year-old forward is living out of a Vancouver hotel while he waits to learn where he'll play this season, as the rebuilding Canucks lean on a wave of young prospects.
From a looming provincial vote on separation to a police service handover in Grande Prairie, Alberta communities this week balanced political change with local milestones in sports, health care and education.
Three University of Lethbridge teams take on University of Alberta and Manitoba opponents Saturday at Community Stadium in a season-opening tripleheader.
The Western Communities Foundation is funding two annual $1,000 awards for MHC student-athletes over five years, starting with the 2026-27 academic year.
The Miywasin Friendship Centre is combining two Alberta Culture Days events into a single weekend celebration for the first time, drawing more than 30 dancers to the Saamis Tepee.
The province says the move opens Crown land near Canmore to potential year-round development, with proponents now able to begin consultation and regulatory review.
The Peace Regional Energy Alliance says a new interprovincial agreement strengthens its case for northwestern Alberta to host future nuclear development.
The Red Deer-based organization kicked off its 'Together, We Thrive' campaign, introducing new funding approaches for youth agencies and residents facing financial hardship.
University of Lethbridge researchers demonstrated a rapid virus-detection tool for honey bees to Prairie Rose Public Schools students on Sept. 17, part of an apiary project tied to a future agriculture school.
Organizers behind Alberta's separation movement say a loss at the ballot box won't stop their campaign, even as Premier Danielle Smith insists a vote to stay would settle the matter.
The Curling Group swapped a planned Halifax stop for a new stop in Red Deer as it finalized its second-season schedule for the Rock League curling circuit.
The Grande Prairie Police Service is finalizing safety upgrades at the 99th Street detachment ahead of taking over policing duties from the RCMP next month.
About two dozen patients will initially take part in a study testing whether radiation treatments for prostate cancer can be reduced. Organizers say a second group of patients will be added later.
The da Vinci surgical system, funded by a $3.5-million donor campaign, has let Central Zone patients avoid trips to Edmonton or Calgary for advanced cancer surgery.
Historian Belinda Crowson is reviving flashlight cemetery tours and ghost walks after a nine-year hiatus, now organized under the Lethbridge Historical Society.
The City of Grande Prairie has moved its Public Safety Communications Centre out of City Hall on 99th Street to prepare for expanded duties under the new Grande Prairie Police Service.
Trustees also heard the Yuill School of Agriculture near Dunmore has raised nearly $978,000 in donations since May as construction continues toward a 2027 opening.
Preston Manning says polls outside Alberta wrongly cast Premier Danielle Smith as a separatist, despite her long record of championing a united Canada.
The company behind the Rock League and Grand Slam of Curling series pushed back a promised schedule announcement, adding to a rocky stretch for the pro curling venture. Medicine Hat is set to host a Grand Slam event in November.
A Samson Cree Nation woman received a 90-day sentence, credited for time already served, after a high-speed flight from RCMP linked to a shooting at a residence.
Calgary sits four points out of a playoff spot in the West Division as Ottawa's McLeod Bethel-Thompson makes his first start of the season against the Stampeders.
WestJet ended scheduled flights from Medicine Hat Regional Airport in June 2026, and local groups now want hard data to push governments to help bring service back.
Tristin Brisbois pulled the notice of motion after council members objected to her last-minute rename of the proposed body to the Community Perspectives Advisory Committee.
Premier Danielle Smith's office blames a conservative vote split and low turnout for the loss, while critics point to the upcoming independence referendum.
A week of events organized by the Red Deer Local Immigration Partnership highlights newcomer and Indigenous experiences ahead of a public citizenship ceremony at Red Deer Polytechnic.
A pilot program converting orphaned oil and gas wells near Taber and Foremost into community solar sites has drawn provincial recognition and international investor interest.
The prime minister told a Toronto investment summit that Ottawa would keep ownership of airport land while shifting operations to private investors, aiming to redirect savings to regional airports.
The Lethbridge Hurricanes have released a full slate of theme nights and giveaways for their milestone WHL season, starting with Friday's home opener against Medicine Hat.
The event at Westerner Park will feature a keynote from former street youth turned entrepreneur Joe Roberts, plus a joint community announcement from three local organizations.
Residents pressed provincial officials on consent, water use and corporate accountability at the final stop of Alberta's AI data centre consultation tour.
The Southern Alberta Medical Program marks a milestone as students complete their entire three-year training in Lethbridge for the first time, rather than in Calgary.
WinSport's Canada Olympic Park will stage skiing and snowboarding events as part of the inaugural X Games League winter season, alongside stops in Aspen and Ruka.
The Centre for Academic and Personal Excellence is one of four Alberta charter school projects advancing to the planning stage under the province's Schools Now program.
The Fort Macleod-born prospect will continue developing outside the WHL this season after agreeing to a scholarship and development deal with the club.
The City of Grande Prairie is offering free transit tours aimed at residents unfamiliar with the bus system. Sessions require pre-registration through the city's website.
Firefighters Josh Fauth, Jason Labash and Steven Seymour brought home medals from the 2026 Canadian Nationals and FireFit World Championships, held Sept. 9-13.
A leaked cabinet report had recommended Alberta create two Crown corporations, costing up to $162.6 million, to expand natural gas transmission capacity. Premier Danielle Smith says the province is instead focusing on private-sector solutions.
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Vancouver's flurry of second-half goals kept its playoff hopes alive in the Northern Super League, while last-place Calgary prepares to visit Ottawa this weekend.
Chelsey Peat, then 16, was travelling to the U.S. for a medical procedure when the September 11 attacks unfolded around her. Twenty-five years later, she still recalls the chaos of that week.
The Wild picked up just their third win of the season in Northern Super League play on Saturday, with Halifax still holding the final playoff spot despite the loss.
Prime Minister Mark Carney met with about 50 supporters of the pro-Canada campaign during a federal cabinet retreat in Banff, as Alberta prepares for a referendum on whether to hold a second vote on separation.
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The World Athletics Ultimate Championship saw three Canadian stars eliminated Friday, with medals replaced by a US$10-million prize pool for event winners.
Saddle Lake Cree Nation says it will provide gender-affirming care on its own land as a treaty right, citing the Treaty 6 medicine chest clause signed 150 years ago.
After a years-long hiatus, longtime Rocky Mountain House residents Cheryl and Alfred von Hollen plan to revive their famous holiday light show, which once drew about 40,000 visitors a year.
Kieran Michael MacNeill, 22, spent his summer knocking on hundreds of doors in Richmond, B.C., singing Mandarin and Cantonese ballads to residents, with clips of the encounters drawing millions of views online.
Premier Danielle Smith plans to bring a list of 34 proposed projects to Toronto as Prime Minister Mark Carney hosts hundreds of global investors seeking to boost Canadian business investment.
The free evening event at the Blackfalds Community Centre will let residents connect with local organizations, town departments and council members over food truck fare.
Red Deer closed out its preseason with a win over its Central Division rival, with 16-year-old rookie Paxson Madill scoring a goal and adding an assist.
RCMP and the Catholic school division confirmed there is no remaining threat after an emergency situation prompted lockdown measures at two high schools and two recreation facilities.
Participants, largely men in red high heels, walked downtown Red Deer on Friday to support The Outreach Centre and highlight the ongoing issue of gender-based violence.
Police used a service dog and a drone to track down two suspects after a stolen vehicle fled officers and struck a parked car in southeast Medicine Hat.
Volunteers went door-to-door across Grande Prairie for the Salvation Army Food Bank, though a lack of volunteers meant nearly 20 neighbourhoods went uncollected.
Alberta's political landscape was shaped this week by referendum campaigning and a federal cabinet retreat, while communities across the province marked awareness days and prepared for fall events.
A miniature railway built over a decade on a rural property near Benalto is opening for a two-day charity event, with proceeds going to children's hospital foundations in Edmonton and Calgary.
Officers say some posts may include AI-generated content meant to spread fear, and some people have reportedly worn costumes to approach or follow students.
The changes stem from a shift of the French immersion program between the two schools, part of a wider reorganization tied to the new Holy Trinity Academy build.
The petition, started by longtime fan Mary Loewen, does not dispute Alex Formenton's 2025 acquittal but says the Oilers should not have signed him regardless.
Federal ministers concluded closed-door meetings in Banff as Alberta prepares for an October referendum on leaving Canada. The retreat also unfolded amid fresh U.S. trade restrictions on Canadian alcohol and dairy imports.
Scott Hanelt, now a fire marshal with Medicine Hat Fire and Emergency Services, was on shift 25 years ago when the Sept. 11 attacks unfolded, an event he says reshaped how Canadian firefighters train and respond.
Safety Buzz Campus is bringing commercial driver training directly to rural communities, aiming to remove travel barriers for fleets and aspiring truckers.
The province's fourth and last public forum on AI data centre development comes as Greenview Industrial Gateway is being eyed for one of the world's largest such facilities.
The overhaul replaces geography-based divisions with ones built around specific combat and support roles, marking one of the biggest structural changes to Canada's Army in decades.
The Rattlers will welcome runners from Lethbridge and three Calgary schools for the southern Alberta Grand Prix opener, part of a busy weekend of college athletics.
Arop, an Olympic silver medallist, heads into this weekend's World Athletics Ultimate Championship targeting a sub-1:41 finish as he battles Achilles issues that lingered into this season.
A weekly RCMP roundup from Brooks details violent incidents at the Patricia Rodeo Grounds along with traffic and impaired driving cases across the city.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy landed in Calgary on Wednesday night as part of a Canadian visit that also includes stops in Toronto and North Bay.
Mary Loewen, known for dressing as a sequined Stanley Cup at games, says she will no longer support the Oilers after the team signed Alex Formenton, one of five former world junior players once accused of sexual assault.
Matt 'Tugboat' Wilkinson, who attended Foothills Composite High School in Okotoks before his baseball career took off, made his major league debut with the San Francisco Giants last month.
Former Oilers netminder Stuart Skinner says he's staying focused on his own game as Winnipeg sorts out the future of longtime starter Connor Hellebuyck.
Alberta marked International Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Awareness Day on Sept. 9, a date chosen to symbolize the nine months of pregnancy since 1999.
A confrontation over property damage in Woodland County escalated when a man fired a gun into the air and then aimed it at the person who caught him in the act.
The forward was acquitted last year of sexual assault charges tied to a 2018 Hockey Canada gala in London, Ont., and was cleared for immediate reinstatement after an appeal board ruling.
The Weather Network's fall outlook points to a potentially historic El Nino pattern that will push milder, drier conditions across the Prairies through the coming months.
Registries will now take passports expired less than a year and any federally recognized citizenship certificate as proof for Alberta's new licences, which carry a citizenship marker and health number.
The Alberta RCMP Major Crimes Unit has taken over the investigation and is asking residents for surveillance or dash camera footage from the morning of the death.
Food Allergy Canada is pushing other provinces to adopt Alberta-style legislation after a six-year-old with no known allergies went into anaphylaxis at recess and was saved by school-stocked epinephrine.
With the Oct. 19 referendum drawing near, election officials moved up mail-in ballot deadlines amid record demand, while communities across the province tackled infrastructure, safety and public health matters.
Communities across Alberta prepared for Alberta Day festivities this week even as trade tensions with the U.S. weighed on local businesses. Meanwhile, the province posted a surprise $2-billion surplus and held its third town hall on AI data centres.
From a dramatic cave rescue near Canmore to heated town halls over AI data centres, Alberta's week blended outdoor drama, political friction and a packed sports calendar. Communities from Medicine Hat to Red Deer also leaned into summer events and public safety measures.
Medicine Hat closed out a successful national Special Olympics Games while weather warnings hit Red Deer and Lethbridge, and a court approved a multimillion-dollar settlement for WestJet flight attendants.
From heat warnings in the southeast to wildfire mitigation in the Rockies and a busy sports weekend in Grande Prairie, Alberta communities balanced summer celebrations with safety preparations this week. The Supreme Court also weighed in on a key criminal sentencing matter.