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Fort McMurray athletes make history at NoGi jiu jitsu world championships
FORT MCMURRAY - Fort McMurray athletes are returning home with world titles after a strong showing at the 2025 IBJJF NoGi World Championships in Las Vegas. Fort Martial Arts sent three competitors to ...
Jon Tupper Dec 15, 2025
Winter maintenance parking restrictions return for parts of Fort McMurray
FORT MCMURRAY - Snow removal operations will be underway across parts of Fort McMurray next week as Winter Maintenance Subzones 1 and 2 become active from Dec. 15 to 19, bringing temporary on street p...
Jon Tupper Dec 15, 2025
Junior A Hockey Players Hospitalized After Northern Alberta Bus Crash
Two Junior A hockey players were taken to hospital after a team bus crashed on a northern Alberta highway Friday morning. RCMP say the coach bus carrying members of the Athabasca Rivermen slid off Hig...
Jordan Keating Dec 12, 2025
Province sends tech minister to Abu Dhabi and Dubai to boost investment
EDMONTON - Alberta's technology minister is heading to the United Arab Emirates next week on a trip the government says will strengthen innovation partnerships, though the excursion raises familiar qu...
Jon Tupper Dec 12, 2025
Suncor boosts production forecast as capital plan holds steady for 2026
CALGARY - Suncor Energy has released its 2026 corporate guidance with plans to boost production, maintain strong refinery performance and ramp up share buybacks to a projected $3.3 billion next year. ...
Jon Tupper Dec 12, 2025
Facing dementia, Munsch organizes unpublished stories for future readers
GUELPH, Ont. - Beloved children's author Robert Munsch says his storytelling legacy will continue long after he is gone, with dozens of unpublished manuscripts prepared for release as he faces advanci...
Jon Tupper Dec 12, 2025
Teachers strike, legislative clashes and Bill 14 define Alberta's fall sitting
EDMONTON - Alberta's fall legislative sitting ended this week after a tense six week stretch that opened with a province wide teachers strike and closed with a packed slate of government legislation a...
Jon Tupper Dec 12, 2025
Provincewide crackdown nets dozens of impaired drivers while Wood Buffalo region sees none
EDMONTON - Alberta RCMP say 50 impaired drivers were removed from the province's roads during a weekend enforcement blitz held as part of National Impaired Driving Enforcement Day, though none of the ...
Jon Tupper Dec 12, 2025
Canadian charitable giving falls to lowest level in 20 years
VANCOUVER - Canadian generosity has fallen to its lowest level in two decades, with fewer people donating to charity and smaller portions of income being given, according to a new study from the Frase...
Jon Tupper Dec 12, 2025
Treaty 8 open to development but warns pipeline talks cannot proceed without consultation
FORT MCMURRAY - Treaty 8 leaders say they remain open to major energy projects in northern Alberta, including a potential new pipeline to the British Columbia coast, but insist the Alberta and federal...
Jon Tupper Dec 11, 2025







