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Despite recent rainfall, the Mississippi River remains low at Kimmswick. The town had hoped the new port would bring fresh tourism, but they, like many places along the river, have been victims of the drought.

A popular holiday light display on Nantons grain elevators went dark on Dec. 29 following the theft of electrical cables. 

The government has promised doctors could bill for virtual mental health checks and pay them for extra time spent with patients virtually.

Police Chief Mark Neufeld said he resents the province calling speed cameras on Calgary&#39s ring road "fishing holes" and "cash cows."

The government has promised doctors could bill for virtual mental health checks and pay them for extra time spent with patients virtually.

Bitcoin surpassed $45,000 for the first time in nearly two years.

Calgarians were still scrambling Tuesday to find deals on gasoline a day after most of a provincial tax break ended.

The 2022 PISA results show Albertas functionally illiterate group almost doubling to 14.7 per cent.

The cold plunge has entered the mainstream in recent years, along with lofty claims about supposed health benefits, from reducing inflammation and boosting immunity to alleviating depression and anxiety. But is there any science behind it? Or is this just a lot of hype? 

Therrien was moved to email city Coun. Ashley Salvador about the encampment because over 10 calls to 311 have yielded no visible action.