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The provincial government-led Canadian Energy Centre is going to war against Netflix by launching an online petition against a film about Bigfoot and environmental protection.
Appointments for Albertans born between 1957 and 1961 were to have opened for booking online at 8 a.m. on Saturday.
EDMONTON -- A group of Edmonton doctors have written a letter to the premier asking for general practitioners (GPs) in Alberta to get access to COVID-19 vaccines immediately. The letter reads, in part, "We expected at least from our government like everywhere in the world for us to be among the first people to receive the vaccine but we unfortunately have not heard a word about it." It points out that GPs and their support teams worked through the lockdown and continue to see patients. "We felt at that time as people rightfully were running from bullets, we were running towards th...
EDMONTON -- Three people have been arrested after a cocaine and cash seizure in Fort McMurray. The investigation started in December 2020 after police got a tip about drug activity in the region. Police executed three homes in Fort McMurray on Feb. 24 and seized 522 grams of cocaine, body armour, Tasers, and $30,000 in cash. Amanullah Khan, 29, of Calgary has been charged with possession of drugs for the purpose of trafficking, possession of a prohibited weapon, possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose, possession of proceeds of a crime, possession of body armour and obstruction a ...
EDMONTON -- An Edmonton man who lost his father-in-law to COVID-19 early in the pandemic tells CTV News Edmonton he believes the federal government's national day of observance is "almost premature." Alexander Archbold's father-in-law, Dave Ryning died of the disease just a day after he called Archbold and asked him to take him to Canadian Tire to get a battery for his truck. "We had no concept of how sick or how grave the situation was, nor did he," Archbold said. "It just went downhill so fast that you didn't have a chance to grieve or to prepare for the loss."