Edmonton man sentenced for driving while high, causing fatal collision
An Edmonton man was sentenced to more than four years in prison Thursday for driving high and causing a fatal collision. On the morning of Sept. 14, 2018, Debbie Burk, 58, …
Memorial planned for woman, 34, thrown from horse at Ponoka Stampede
Friends of the woman who died Sunday night at the Ponoka Stampede grounds have identified the victim as Alicia McKendrick. McKendrick, 34, died “doing what she loved to do,” according …
Fate of historic Edmonton hangar up in the air as council contemplates selling
The City of Edmonton says it’s prepared to sell a historic hangar, which is home to the Alberta Aviation Museum, because rehabilitating the 80-year-old building could cost up to $41 …
Edmonton city council looks at selling home of Alberta Aviation Museum
The City of Edmonton says it’s prepared to sell a historic hangar, which is home to the Alberta Aviation Museum, because rehabilitating the 80-year-old building could cost up to $41 …
Red Cross winding down supports for Ukrainian arrivals at Edmonton airport
At the direction of the federal government, the Canadian Red Cross will be winding down its services for Ukrainian arrivals at Edmonton International Airport, but there are concerns from Alberta’s …
Flooding rain across Prairies may not be enough to end prolonged drought conditions. Here’s why
CBC Alberta and Saskatchewan have teamed up for a new series on weather and climate change on the prairies. Meteorologist Christy Climenhaga will bring her expert voice to the conversation …
Fort Saskatchewan father found guilty of manslaughter in death of infant son
A Fort Saskatchewan, Alta., man has been found guilty of manslaughter in the death of his infant son, and convicted of assault for attacking his daughter, who was five years …
Alberta’s total COVID-19 deaths increase by 17, hospitalizations drop
Alberta’s COVID-19 death count increased by 17 in the past reporting week, while hospitalizations continued to drop. The Alberta government held its last regularly scheduled in-person COVID-19 update on June …
Alberta ministries didn’t provide clear picture of how $4B was spent on COVID-19, audit reveals
A new report from Alberta’s auditor general says it’s not always clear what $4 billion in COVID-19 spending in 2020-21 actually achieved. The report, released Wednesday, looked at the results analysis and …
Raj Sherman joins crowded race for United Conservative Party leadership
Former Alberta Liberal Party leader Raj Sherman has joined the United Conservative Party leadership contest. Sherman, who made the announcement at a news conference in Edmonton Wednesday, submitted his paperwork …