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Alberta’s education ministers website has been hijacked after the minister did not renew the site’s licence.

As vaccine numbers increase and COVID-19 case counts decrease more Albertans are booking vacations.

Firefighters were forced to take a defensive position on an east Edmonton fire Thursday evening when a large part of the building’s roof started to collapse.

Albertas official opposition leader Rachel Notley is calling for an independent review of the Jason Kenney governments failed Keystone XL deal.

A St. Albert man has opened his own version of the once-popular Blockbuster Video stores on his front lawn - and it’s free.

To help ensure those who do not have transportation to get to and from COVID-19 vaccine appointments, Uber has donated 5,000 free round-trips to the United Way.

An online publication has been sent a cease-and-desist letter by the legal team of Albertas premier over a story it ran alleging Jason Kenney and other top government officials broke the provinces COVID-19 rules.

A 41-year-old from Grande Prairie is facing several firearm-related charges in connection with a disturbance at a school.

The Canadian Red Cross field hospital at Edmontons Butterdome will be torn down without ever having been needed.

Lawyers for GraceLife Church are trying to get the building back from the province.