Page 56 - Ilers News Today

A flood that covered Fort McMurray and northeastern Alberta roughly 12,000 years ago could offer researchers insights into what drives rapid climate change.

Some local pharmacists are alarmed after at least six Edmonton pharmacies have been robbed of certain cough medications in the last two weeks.

The regional chief of the Assembly of First Nations Alberta Association is angered the province will not legislate the recently created federal National Day for Truth and Reconciliation as a statutory holiday.

When it comes to seasons, there are two types: meteorological seasons (which make sense weather-wise) and astronomical seasons (which are based on the sun).

A power outage in the north central Edmonton area Thursday morning that affected around 2,100 people was caused by a driver who plowed into two vehicles and a backyard.

The mental health service provider supporting veterans, first responders, and their families has opened its provincial headquarters in south Edmonton.

The new public tree bylaw, proposed by the city’s urban planning committee, aims to protect trees by preventing them from possible damage caused by nearby construction work sites.

A new card the provincial government will release to help Albertans show proof of their vaccination status is not being considered as a vaccine passport.

Two more members of the organization tested positive for the disease on Wednesday, the organization announced on Thursday.

Part of Ray Gibbon Drive was closed for a few hours on Thursday after a two-vehicle crash, RCMP said.