News by Region
Toronto and GTA
Montreal
Vancouver
East Coast
Prairies
BC Region
Quebec Region
Northern Canada
Northern and Central and Southern Ontario
News by Province
Alberta
British Columbia
Manitoba
New Brunswick
Newfoundland
Northwest Territories
Nova Scotia
Nunavut
Ontario
PEI
Quebec
Saskatewan
Yukon
All Provinces
News by Newspaper
Airdrie Echo
Banff Crag and Canyon Online
Calgary Herald
Calgary Sun
Canmore Leader
Cochrane Times
Crowsnest Pass Promoter
Drayton Valley Western Review
Drumheller Mail
Edmonton Examiner
Edmonton Journal
Edmonton Sun
Edson Leader
Fairview Post
Fort McMurray Today
Fort Saskatchewan Record
Grande Prairie Daily Herald Tribune
Hanna Herald
High River Times
Hinton Parklander
Leduc Rep
Mayerthorpe Freelancer
Medicine Hat News
Okotoks Western Wheel
Peace River Gazette
Peach Country Sun
Pincher Creek Echo
Red Deer Advocate
Sherwood Park News
Spruce Grove Examiner
Stettler Independent
Stony Plain Reporter
Strathmore Standard
The Camrose Canadian
The Cold Lake Sun
The Jasper Booster
The Lacombe Globe
The Nanton News
Vermilion Standard
Vulcan Advocate
Wetaskiwin Times
White Court Star
|
Latest Canadian News
- Alberta
Find the latest news for the province Alberta
< 1 2 3 4 5 > Last ›
 Retired Cirque clowns back in greasepaint for kids' fest
You may not have a red nose, a rainbow ’fro or a polka-dot suit, but there’s a bit of you in every clown, Dimitri Bogatirev says. “People, when they’re watching clowns, they’re watching themselves,” says the creator and director of Aga-Boom. “We are mirrors.”
|
 Foul play ruled out in death of Lethbridge woman
Investigators have ruled out foul play in the death of a 23-year-old Lethbridge woman who was found floating face down near Cameron Bay in Waterton Lakes National Park on the May long weekend. The dead woman was discovered by canoeists on May 18 at 1:30 p.m. The Calgary RCMP Major Crimes Unit, along with RCMP in Pincher Creek, headed up the investigation.
|
 William, Kate write to Slave Lake
Royal wishes were among the many received by the town of Slave Lake as it marked the one year anniversary of a devastating wildfire.
The town of Slave Lake posted a brief letter from Prince William and his wife Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, on its website Tuesday.
|
 Alberta Justice files appeal in Allyson McConnell case
Alberta Justice has filed a notice of appeal in the case of Allyson McConnell, the Millet mother who admitted to drowning her two young sons in the family bathtub in early 2010. In a notice filed last week, the appeals branch has requested that the two acquittals on the original charges of second-degree murder be reversed or a new trial be ordered. In April, McConnell was found guilty on the lesser charges of manslaughter.
|
 Key to a healthy garden begins with good soil
Mark Salerno Special to QMI Agency Understanding your soil is essential to the health and vigour of your garden. With a good knowledge of your garden soil's make up, you can determine if you need to amend it before planting and what plants will do best in what location.[...]
|
 Pigeon Lake campsites are available
Visitors can now begin booking campsites at both of the provincial campgrounds located at Pigeon Lake Provincial Park. More than 400 campsites at Pigeon Lake and Zeiner provincial campgrounds are now open, with plans to stay open for much of the summer.[...]
|
 Designer tassel ideas without all the hassle
Tassels are a fabulous addition to any space and are so much more versatile than as window dressings or drapery tiebacks. The word tassel comes from the Latin word "tassau," which actually refers to a clasp.[...]
|
 McQueen handed enviro portfolio
Mark Wierzbicki QMI Agency Drayton Valley-Devon MLA Diana McQueen has again been named to Premier Alison Redford's cabinet.[...]
|
 Best 4-H beef showcased by clubs
Tammy Cummings Special to the Times Here are the results of the 2012 Wetaskiwin District 4-H Beef Show and Sale, held May 14 at the Wetaskiwin Ag. Grounds. Cloverlawn Senior Showmanship: First, Cassidy Russell; Second, Maddy Killen.[...]
|
 Home Party consultants all under one roof
Ever wanted take part in home party, or better yet, stage one? First you have to invited by one of your friends, or relatives, or you have to pick a date, arrange for a baby-sitter, prepare some snacks, clean your house spotless - the list goes on and on.[...]
|
 For the love of the job - EMS
How can someone stay so calm ... In another human's time of crisis? How can you not break down and cry ... When a child is hurt and bleeding? How can you give reassurance ... To the mother of critically ill child? How can you do your job ... When tempers and emotions run high...[...]
|
 New ambulances, equipment purchased by Muskwachees - EMS
Staff writer Muskwachees Ambulance Authority Ltd. (MAA) is entering its 30th year of serving Hobbema and its residents. And the emergency medical services organization will soon be able to provide a higher level of care thanks to the purchase of three state-of-the-art ambulances.[...]
|
 Dodge Dart may be poison to compact rivals
Daniel Barron QMI Agency I'm in the land of trucks, SUVs and all things big-wheeled for the launch of the all-new 2013 Dodge Dart - the first Chrysler vehicle designed and built under Fiat's ownership.[...]
|
 Peace Hills EMS attracting some of the best - EMS
Staff writer When is comes to emergency medical services personnel, Wetaskiwin - and more specific - Peace Hills Emergency Medical Services Ltd. - have attracted some of the best and brightest in their field.[...]
|
 A few spots remaining for community garden
Staff writer You don't have to be an expert green thumb, or even have your own backyard to plant your very own vegetable garden. The Wetaskiwin Community Garden offers would-be gardeners the chance to plant and harvest their own vegetables right in the city limits.[...]
|
 Reader corrects alderman's 'mistakes'
Dear Editor: An open letter to Alderman Barry Hawkes: In response to your article in the Wetaskiwin Times, May 16 edition, regarding the amphitheatre in Jubilee Park, I would like to clear up the confusion of your confusion.[...]
|
 Legion takes aim at DND for axing jobs
Dear Editor: At the same time that DND (Department of National Defence) has admitted that the numbers of suicide incidents in the Canadian Forces have risen, how is it possible that the department is eliminating the jobs of medical professionals involved in suicide prevention and monitoring of [...]
|
 Goodale fires across Mulcair's bow
Dear Editor: A week ago, NDP leader Thomas Mulcair started getting into hot water with ill-informed remarks about resource developments in western Canada. I thought by now he would have the sense to try to extricate himself.[...]
|
 Nothing to do tag doesn't apply in this city
I have to laugh when people say there is never anything to do in this city. Come work for the newspaper for a weekend, and you will quickly find out just how much actual "stuff" there is going on. Take May 12 for example.[...]
|
< 1 2 3 4 5 > Last › |
News by Topic
Opinion & Commentary
News
Sports
Entertainment & Arts
Business and Money
Lifestyle
Autos
Homes
Travel
Other
Health
Politics
Family
Science & Tech
Environment
Legal
Books
Games
Careers
Events
Classifieds
Crime
Gardening & Agriculture
Food
Baseball
Basketball
Hockey
Football
Cricket
Tennis
MMA
Golf
Soccer
Racing
|
