Coutts Border News Today

An RCMP officer has described the tenuous, and often fraught, relationship police forged with protesters as they tried to end the COVID-era border blockade in Coutts.

James Edward Sowery who was found guilty on charges of assault with a weapon and dangerous driving dating back to 2022, was sentenced to 10 months in prison on Monday.

Alberta's ethics commissioner says Premier Danielle Smith contravened the Conflicts of Interest Act in her interaction with the province's justice minister.

Border officers found and seized about 300 kilograms of methamphetamine inside several boxes in the rear of a commercial transport vehicle. 

CBC News says it “stands by its journalism” after Alberta Premier Danielle Smith issued a statement accusing the ...

There was plenty of news to report in Drumheller and surrounding areas in 2022-from the return to normal after COVID-19 restrictions were lifted, to major milestones and celebrations. This is part on

After difficulty getting tow truck companies to agree to tow rigs at the Coutts border protest in February ...

Lethbridge police say Fridays court appearance for three men charged in connection to the Coutts Border blockade, which brought an influx of people to the courthouse area, was peaceful.

The exact number of protesters is unclear, but estimates are nowhere near 100,000. And there have been numerous reports of property damage.

SWEETGRASS, Mont. - One lane remained open again Thursday for emergency vehicles and residents at the Montana/Alberta border.