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Could 2023 become the first year in Hawthorn’s 99 seasons in the VFL-AFL when the club has joint leading goalkickers?

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith first struck conciliatory notes after her United Conservative Party won Monday’s election, calling her New Democratic opponent…

Advance polling for the 2023 Alberta general election has already begun. What’s on the table for the province’s tech sector?

It is increasingly clear that the pandemic is casting a long shadow over the 2023 Alberta election. Just four days into the campaign, the World Health…

Tributes flow after 1976-established veterinarian country clinic shuts its doors for the final time

Tributes flow after 1976-established veterinarian country clinic shuts its doors for the final time

AMERICUS — Who doesn’t love a good homemade cake? But have you ever wondered about the origins of the celebratory treat?

A new bill would allow the Alberta government to charge people for recreationally using Crown land. Social Sharing If it passes, it will cost $30 per person per year to camp on public land on Rockies eastern slopes Posted: Apr 12, 2021 9:03 PM MT | Last Updated: April 13 A camp set up too close to Waiperous Creek during the summer of 2020, when Alberta saw increased interest in Crown land camping. The province is planning to introduce fees for those camping on public land. (Ghost Watershed Alli...

  CALGARY -- An invasive species of fish is taking over Frank Lake and the province says options to remove Prussian carp are limited so it is encouraging anglers to catch and dispose of them when caught. No one knows when the invasive species was introduced into the body of water but Greg Wagner first saw them in the spring of 2019 and now there are thousands upon thousands. Hes the volunteer caretaker at Frank Lake. "Prussian carp are a nuisance," said Wagner. "Theyre an invasive species ...

  CALGARY -- Cross-country skiers will be able to enjoy some excellent trails in Kananaskis Country as well as some peace of mind for the rest of the winter season. Thats because enough money has been raised through a pilot program to sustain ski trail grooming work throughout the area for the remainder of 2020-21s season. The announcement comes from Nordiq Alberta, the organization that has been working with the Ministry of Environment and Parks to groom the kilometres of cross-country sk...