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Imperial discovered "brown sludge" near one of its Kearl tailings ponds in May and it became clear over the summer the problem was significant.

Surging growth in Cochrane, Alta., is putting pressure on the town as it tries to secure access to more water.

Canmores council is raising alarms over a proposed helipad just outside the towns limits over worries it could disrupt area residents.

Canmores council is raising alarms over a proposed helipad just outside the towns limits over worries it could disrupt area residents.

Canmores council is raising alarms over a proposed helipad just outside the towns limits over worries it could disrupt area residents.

Arsenic, dissolved heavy metals and hydrocarbons began leaking in May of 2022 from the operation, affecting nearby muskeg and tributaries.

“We are pleased to announce that the Boil Water Advisory has been lifted and that our water is safe for normal use," stated the Town's CAO, Doug Hafichuk, in a statement.

Arsenic, dissolved heavy metals and hydrocarbons began leaking in May of 2022 from the operation, affecting nearby muskeg and tributaries.

Premier Danielle Smith says speaking to members of her former lobby group on Thursday felt "very much like coming home."

A Canadian developer with a murky track record says he is eyeing Haines as the site of an ore terminal that would serve “several” Alaska and