Blairmore man killed in head-on crash on Hwy. 3 near Pincher Creek
A 62-year-old man from Crowsnest Pass is dead after a car and pickup truck collided head-on on Highway 3 Thursday morning near Pincher Creek.
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Tire spark blamed for grassfire along Trans-Canada Highway
An RCMP investigation into Thursday night's grassfire along the Trans-Canada Highway in southern Alberta has determined the fire was not deliberately set as originally reported.
Fort Macleod man accused of stealing truck, driving around town
A Fort Macleod man has been charged after allegedly stealing a truck and driving it around town.
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Cleanup continues 1 month after tornado near Medicine Hat
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$100K in drugs seized from Medicine Hat hotel room
A 37-year-old man faces drug trafficking charges after more than $100,000 worth of drugs were found in a Medicine Hat hotel room.
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Serious crash closes section of Highway 3 north of Pincher Creek, Alta.
RCMP in southern Alberta are on scene at a serious crash on Highway 3 east of Highway 785, north of Pincher Creek.
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'I loved every minute of it:' WHL broadcast legend Bob Ridley retires after 52 year calling games for the Medicine Hat Tigers
After 60 years, 52 seasons and over 4,000 games with the Medicine Hat Tigers, legendary WHL broadcaster, Bob “Rids” Ridley has hung up his mic.
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Charges in Lethbridge hostage taking upgraded amid examination of firearm
The incident unfolded at the Lethbridge Legal Guidance office in the 400 block of 5 Street South on July 15.
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Lethbridge parents demand change after sexual assault charges against coach
Parents of children who attended the Lethbridge Gymnastics Academy (LGA) are calling for better protection of young athletes following the recent arrests of the facility’s co-owner Jamie Ellacott.
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Fort Macleod fire deemed arson, second set at property this month
RCMP in a southern Alberta town are investigating two fires at a property in the last week that are believed to have been deliberately set.
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Charges pending against woman who struck 2 police vehicles: RCMP
RCMP say charges are pending against a woman who allegedly rammed into two police vehicles in southern Alberta last week.
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Stabbing victim's condition stabilized following attack near Memorial Drive
The Calgary Police Service has reopened a section of the Bow River pathway as well as a lane of eastbound Memorial Drive in the northeast following a Thursday night stabbing.
Central Library reopens after Wednesday incident
The Calgary Central Library reopened Friday afternoon after an incident earlier this week that caused it to be closed for the last two days.
Employees hurt in truck crash at Calgary grocery store out of hospital
A southwest Calgary grocery store is expected to remain closed on Friday as crews continue assessing the damage caused by a large truck that crashed into it the day before.
Summer school for Ukrainian refugees helps with isolation challenges
It began as a way to help children evacuated from Ukraine to prepare for school in Alberta this fall, but as it wraps up, it’s clear it grew into something much more.
'Avoid all contact': Strathmore residents, visitors told to avoid areas of Eagle Lake
Health officials are advising nearby residents and visitors to take precautions because of the presence of blue-green algae in a Strathmore lake.
Tsuut'ina fashion designer Stephanie Crowchild prepares for New York Fashion Week showcase
An Indigenous fashion designer from Tsuu'tina First Nation will showcase some of her collection in New York City at an event for emerging and diverse talent.
Innisfail's 'Welcome' mural promotes joy, inclusivity in central Alberta town
Stenciled onto the side of one of Innisfail's most historic sites is the word "Welcome" in 60 different languages
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Calgary could face showers, storms Saturday.
Alberta announces $5M in funding for 27 mental health, addictions agencies
'All of these organizations have a proven track record supporting people in the community to improve their mental health and their pursuit of recovery.'
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