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Athabasca Tribal Council Calls for Policing Reforms Following ASIRT Report on Chief Allan Adam’s Arrest FORT McMURRAY, Alta. — The Athabasca Tribal Council (ATC) has expressed shock and dismay following the Alberta Serious Incident Response Team’s (ASIRT) report into the 2020 arrest of Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation (ACFN) Chief Allan Adam, clearing RCMP officers of […]

Wood Buffalo RCMP are on the lookout for a missing person last seen in downtown Fort McMurray on July 31. 48-year-old Andrea Crank was reported missing on Wednesday, but had not communicated with her family since July 18, 2024. Crank is also known to frequent the Leduc and Edmonton areas. There is a general concern […]

Over 100 Impaired Drivers Nabbed During RCMP Safety Blitz RCMP were kept busy during a recent traffic safety blitz, which saw nearly 1933 motorists ticketed for everything from speeding to distracted driving. The seven-day campaign took place from December 1st to 7th as part of National Safe Driving Week. During the blitz, police officers across […]

Environment and Climate Change Canada’s Top Weather Stories of 2024 Environment and Climate Change Canada has released its list of the top weather events for 2024. The year is marked by extreme conditions and record-breaking temperatures across the country. From wildfires to hailstorms, deep freezes to heatwaves, the federal agency says the list paints a […]

Alberta Government Unveils Reforms to Cut Electricity Costs, Improve Grid Reliability The Alberta government has announced a series of reforms aimed at reducing electricity costs and improving grid reliability, though consumers may not see immediate relief on their power bills for some time. Nathan Neudorf, Minister of Affordability and Utilities, outlined the measures in a […]

Massive Super-Heavy Load Moving North to Fort McMurray: Expect Delays FORT MCMURRAY, Alta. — A colossal super-heavy load is making its way from Edmonton to Fort McMurray this week. The move is expected to cause significant traffic disruptions along the route which includes Highway 63. The  8.7 metres wide, 10.2 metres high, 47 metres long, weighs […]

Liberals to face another round of confidence motions as deadlock ends The minority Liberal government will soon face another round of confidence motions from the opposition Conservatives after weeks of parliamentary deadlock. House of Commons Speaker Greg Fergus intervened on Monday to end the gridlock, allowing a temporary compromise ahead of a looming deadline for […]

Gibbons man facing child pornography charges after months-long investigation A 23-year-old man from Gibbons is facing charges related to child pornography following a ten-month investigation by RCMP and the Alberta Law Enforcement Response Team’s (ALERT) Integrated Child Exploitation Unit. Riley Hillier was arrested after Morinville RCMP executed a search warrant at his home late last […]

Alberta to Eliminate Majority of Photo Radar Enforcement on April 1. Alberta is making sweeping changes to photo radar enforcement which will eliminate approximately 70 per cent of radar locations effective April 1. The province will limit photo speed enforcement to school, playground, and construction zones, while intersection safety devices will only issue tickets for […]

Violent Crime Rates in Canada Surpass Those in the United States Canada’s rate of violent crime now exceeds that of the United States, according to a recent analysis by The Fraser Institute. The report shows Canada recorded 434.11 violent crimes per 100,000 people, compared to 380.07 per 100,000 in the U.S. The findings mark a […]