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Capital projects – the stuff you can see, touch, use repeatedly, walk through or even drive upon — will account…Continue Reading

John Bruinsma will represent the Liberal Party in the next federal election. Bruinsma was acclaimed last month at the Liberal candidate for the Foothills constituency. “With a strong focus on important new engagement with Canadians, the Liberal nominations process helps ensure we’re ready to re-elect our dedicated Liberal team in Parliament and continue to elect…Continue Reading

A long-awaited and much-lobbied-for highway realignment to address traffic woes in Fort Macleod has found a home in the province’s…Continue Reading

The FBI increased to $10 million a reward for the capture of a Canadian who is the alleged leader of…Continue Reading

An avalanche warning was issued Thursday for B.C. and western Alberta backcountry Avalanche Canada said in a news release the warning is in effect through Monday, March 3. A cohesive slab of snow 30 to 100 centimetres thick sits over a variety of prominent weak layers in the upper snowpack that formed during dry periods…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod Chamber of Commerce honoured some of the community’s shining stars Thursday during a gala event at the community hall. Landon Schneider, Hope Gouchie and others were recognized during the 2024 awards program. “A community is not just a place on a map,” Deputy Mayor Christina Fox said. “It is shaped by those who…Continue Reading

Improved transit could be on its way to rural Alberta, a UCP cabinet minister teased in a recent interview on…Continue Reading

Alberta continues to win favour with the Canadian Federation of Independent Business, this year notching its second consecutive full A…Continue Reading

A Canada united by economic corridors operating coast-to-coast-to-coast would pay dividends to rural and remote Alberta, a UCP cabinet minister…Continue Reading