Alberta News

While Airdrie City council continues to determine how best to regulate recreational cannabis in the community once its use is legalized Oct.

The Alberta government announced a new initiative July 14 that will provide decals for businesses, schools and other facilities to indicate service dogs are welcome.

Preventing domestic violence takes teamwork – no single organization can do it alone. That's the approach Sagesse, an organization committed to breaking the cycle of violence, has taken with its Provincial Collective Impact initiative.

Preventing domestic violence takes teamwork – no single organization can do it alone. That's the approach Sagesse, an organization committed to breaking the cycle of violence, has taken with its Provincial Collective Impact initiative.

The Alberta government announced a new initiative July 14 that will provide decals for businesses, schools and other facilities to indicate service dogs are welcome.

Transportation Minister Brian Mason announced July 11 the province will undertake public consultation to determine new safety initiatives for the commercial trucking industry, as well as potential changes to driver road tests.

Transportation Minister Brian Mason announced July 11 the province will undertake public consultation to determine new safety initiatives for the commercial trucking industry, as well as potential changes to driver road tests.

Twenty-nine charges have been laid against the driver of a semi-trailer involved in a collision in Saskatchewan April 6 that killed 16 members of the Humboldt Broncos Junior 'A’' hockey team and support crew, and injured 13 others.

The recreational use, production and sale of cannabis will be legal in Canada as of Oct. 17, after Bill C-45 was passed in the Senate June 20.

The provincial government reiterated its commitment to the Springbank Off-Stream Reservoir (SR1) with a press conference and press release May 18, despite continued opposition from Rocky View County (RVC) residents.