All voting areas in Red Deer-North have reported their results for Alberta’s 10-question referendum, with unofficial results ...
Here are the unofficial results from voting for the electoral district of Innisfail - Sylvan Lake for the 2026 Provincial ...
Here are the unofficial results from voting for the electoral district of Maskwacis-Wetaskiwin for the 2026 Provincial ...
Unofficial results from Alberta's 10-question referendum continue to favour remaining in Canada, with nearly 1.9 million valid votes now reported for Question 10. As of 12:24 p.m. Tuesday, Elections ...
Those looking to invest in personal care or explore a new wellness experience may find something of interest in the Central Alberta Online Auction. The online event features a selection of health and ...
Canadian wheat production is expected to fall short of last year's record crop, but supplies and export potential remain historically strong heading into the 2026-27 marketing year. During a harvest ...
With the Referendum vote happening today, Elections Alberta is reminding voters to ensure they have the proper identification before heading to the polls. Everyone voting in person must prove their ...
Chipman Avenue in downtown Ponoka will be temporarily closed Tuesday, Oct. 20, for landscaping work. The closure will begin at 10 a.m., weather permitting, along Chipman Avenue (50th Avenue) between ...
A new online mapping tool is expected to help businesses better understand rail shipping opportunities across the Prairies while supporting efforts to strengthen western Canada's transportation ...
The City of Lacombe is warning residents to stay clear of an arcing power line affecting electricity in the Mackenzie area. Lacombe Fire Services is standing by while awaiting a response from ...
Lacombe police have arrested a man following a reported armed robbery at a Circle K convenience store Saturday morning. Lacombe Police Service officers responded to the store at 5001 52nd Street at ...
A wind warning has been issued for Wetaskiwin County, including the Wetaskiwin and Millet areas, with gusts of up to 90 kilometres an hour expected. Environment Canada has issued a yellow-level ...
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