A young woman cycling from Yellowknife, NWT to Edmonton to support youth and their families dealing with juvenile arthritis ...

Driftpile Cree Nation celebrated the official opening of the new Maggie Willier Wellness Centre at a ribbon-cutting ceremony ...

Alberta has a long and rich history of agricultural – deep roots in farming. Children especially love to visit a farm to see the various animals. A hay ride is always a fun time! People of all ages ...

Ground was broken June 16 to construct a new Catholic church building in Grouard to replace the historic St. Bernard Mission ...

The past few weeks have been busy with community events. Local communities have celebrated several sod-turning or ribbon-cutting ceremonies to add new or upgraded buildings or facilities. Those are ...

The High Prairie Block Party hosted by Heart River Housing to promote community services returns July 16. Festivities and fun ...

Big Lakes County is installing more digital welcome and information signs in four of its hamlets. At its regular meeting June ...

We like to think northern Albertans are basically good people! Sure, we all can name at least one or two dickheads, or dickettes if you want to spread the love around. But we don’t hear very often of ...

The Town of Peace River is set to kick off Canada Day celebrations and is hoping people from around the region will attend. Peace River recreation programmer Taylor Bak says the annual event is a ...

An oil and gas well servicing company was fined $144,000 in High Prairie Court of Justice June 18 after pleading guilty to failing to provide safeguards if a worker may come into contact with an ...

The Falher Honey Festival returned June 12-14 with activities based on Central Ave. between Main St. and First St. and on ...

A homeless man loitering on school property in Slave Lake received a highly unusual penalty in Slave Lake Court of Justice June 17. Colton Gladue pleaded guilty to loitering or trespassing and was ...