$300K in stolen gear recovered by Alberta RCMP
Alberta RCMP have successfully recovered approximately $300,000 worth of stolen heavy equipment and vehicles in a northern Alberta investigation. Two individuals now face multiple charges.
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Trump Questions NATO's Value as Greenland Push Rattles Alliance
Donald Trump casts doubt on NATO's mutual defense pledge, sparking fresh alliance concerns following his administration's pursuit of Greenland. Read the latest on the geopolitical fallout.
New Canada consulate won't sway Trump on Greenland: expert
A former policy director says Canada's new consulate in Greenland offers little substance against U.S. annexation plans. Read the analysis on Arctic security and NATO's future.
Canada, Europe Push Back on U.S. Greenland Claims
European leaders and Canada's PM Mark Carney unite to defend Greenland's sovereignty after Trump's comments. The strategic Arctic island's future is for Denmark and Greenland alone to decide. Read the full statement.
Edmonton's Wyrd Bier Festival is back with 19 breweries
Edmonton's unique Wyrd Bier Adventure festival returns Jan. 7-Feb. 1, featuring 19 local breweries creating bizarre, monster-themed beers. Discover the story behind this event supporting local business and mental health.
Pedestrian killed in northern Alberta truck collision
A pedestrian has died after being hit by a pickup truck in northern Alberta. The tragic incident underscores ongoing road safety concerns in the region.
Fatal Head-On Crash in Central Alberta Claims One Life
A tragic head-on collision in central Alberta has resulted in one fatality. Get the latest details on the crash and ongoing safety concerns for Alberta highways.
School buses cancelled in Timmins after winter storm
A major winter storm has led to widespread school bus cancellations in the Timmins area as the region works to recover. Stay informed on local weather impacts and safety updates.
Northern Lights Forecast for Canada: January 2, 2026
Find out where you can witness the aurora borealis across Canada tonight. Get the latest forecast and viewing tips for this spectacular natural light show.
Where to See Northern Lights in Canada Tonight
A geomagnetic storm offers a chance to see the aurora borealis across Canada. Find out the best viewing locations and conditions for tonight's celestial display.
Alberta separation petition can now collect signatures
The Alberta Prosperity Project has received legal approval to gather signatures for a petition on provincial separation. This move coincides with political shifts, including a new environment minister.
Alberta minister on teachers' strike, notwithstanding clause
Alberta's Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides reflects on the historic 2025 teachers' strike, the use of the notwithstanding clause, and his pledge to rebuild trust with educators. Read the full interview.
Montreal construction union files bad faith complaint
The construction strike in Montreal's residential sector intensifies as L’Alliance syndicale files a formal complaint for bad faith bargaining. Get the latest details on the ongoing labour dispute.
U.S.-Canada Final Set at Circle K Classic Hockey Tournament
The stage is set for a classic Canada-U.S. hockey showdown as Northern Alberta Xtreme faces the St. Louis AAA Blues in the Circle K Classic championship final Thursday at Calgary's Max Bell Centre.
Calgary's 2025 Energy-Fueled Swagger Faces Future Tests
Calgary's business confidence surged in 2025, fueled by a federal-provincial energy deal. ATB's Mark Parsons warns the industry is still in 'wait-and-see mode' as 2026 becomes a critical 'year of execution.'
Alberta explores potential provincial policing model
Alberta is examining a provincial policing model to replace the RCMP. Explore the potential structure, costs, and implications for communities across the province.
NAX a Top Contender at Circle K Classic Hockey Tournament
The Northern Alberta Xtreme are poised for a championship run at the prestigious Circle K Classic U18 AAA tournament, with their deep talent pool and health giving them a significant edge. Read about their quest for the title.
S. Korea's Climate Pledge Clashes with U.S. LNG Push
South Korea's commitment to phase out coal and slash emissions faces a diplomatic challenge as the United States pressures allies to buy more liquefied natural gas. The conflict highlights the complex geopolitics of global energy transitions.
Burned Bear Cub Recovers After Rescue in Northern B.C.
A bear cub with severe burns is recovering at a wildlife shelter in northern B.C. after a dramatic rescue. The Northern Lights Wildlife Society is providing critical care.
Kim Jong Un stresses 'shared bloodshed' in New Year message to Putin
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's New Year message to Vladimir Putin highlights their alliance forged in conflict. Explore the implications for global security and Canada's foreign policy stance.
Alberta Separation Referendum Question Approved
Elections Alberta has approved a proposed referendum question on provincial independence. The Alberta Prosperity Project now must gather nearly 178,000 signatures to proceed.
DALI Alliance Launches Wireless to DALI Gateway Specifications
The DALI Alliance announces new test and certification specs for Wireless to DALI Gateways, enabling seamless control between wired DALI and Bluetooth or Zigbee systems. Discover how this boosts smart building interoperability.
Rubio on U.S. balancing Japan alliance and China ties
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio asserts America can maintain its strong alliance with Japan while productively engaging with China, despite recent tensions over Taiwan. Read the latest on this diplomatic balancing act.
Shumka Dancers Rehearse Ukrainian Nutcracker in Edmonton
Edmonton's Shumka dancers prepare a high-energy Ukrainian version of The Nutcracker at the Jubilee Auditorium. Get a behind-the-scenes look at this unique cultural fusion.
Feds move $900M pension surplus, PSAC criticizes
The federal government transfers a $900M pension surplus to its general account, sparking union criticism. PSAC demands funds be reinvested in workers' benefits.
Public sector union PSAC sued by suspended executives
Canada's largest public service union, PSAC, faces three lawsuits from component union leaders suspended after opposing a 2023 labour deal. Plaintiffs seek millions in damages and reinstatement.
Union exec sues PSAC over alleged bogus pay scheme
A sidelined union president is suing PSAC, alleging a scheme allowed staff to get extra pay without membership approval. Get the full story on the legal battle and financial irregularities.
Alberta reviews potential end to grizzly bear hunting ban
Alberta's government is evaluating all options, including potentially ending a two-decade prohibition on grizzly bear hunting. Officials cite population recovery and human-wildlife conflict as key factors.
$1.26B European Investment for Alberta Data Centres
Two European companies will build four data centres in Alberta, starting in Olds and Bonnyville, attracted by the province's energy and business climate. A major boost for local tech.
Alberta's Smith pushes for provincial immigration powers
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith calls for a made-in-Alberta immigration system, arguing federal policies have strained housing, healthcare, and jobs. She seeks a Quebec-style model focused on economic integration.
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