AB Environment Minister apologizes to communities near oil spill
Alberta Environment Minister, Rob Renner, issues an apology to the First Nations communities living near the site of the massive oil spill in Northern Alberta.
- Family and friends keep up search for missing Edmonton soldier
- Search for missing soldier called off
- Welding error, poor excavation likely to blame in Alta. pipeline rupture
- Video: Residents confront security personnel near oil spill site
- Apology issued in wake of massive oil spill
- Former teacher sentenced for sex tapes
- Serious crash in south Edmonton
- Edmonton hosts discussion of ER wait times
- New animal control centre opens in Edmonton
Family and friends keep up search for missing Edmonton soldier
Family and friends are continuing the search for an Edmonton soldier who mysteriously disappeared while jogging near the North Saskatchewan...
Search for missing soldier called off
Edmonton police and military personnel from the Edmonton garrison have called off the search for a soldier missing since Thursday ...
Welding error, poor excavation likely to blame in Alta. pipeline rupture
A major oil spill in northwest Alberta last week was likely caused by poorly compacted soil under the pipeline and a badly fitted ...
Video: Residents confront security personnel near oil spill site
Frustrated by a lack of information about the impact of a 4.5-million litre crude oil spill near their homes, members of the Lubicon...
Apology issued in wake of massive oil spill
The president of the Calgary-based company that owns and operates a pipeline that ruptured last week, spilling 4.5-million litres ...
Former teacher sentenced for sex tapes
A former Edmonton high school counsellor and child protection worker has been sentenced to two years in prison for possession of child...
Serious crash in south Edmonton
STARS Air Ambulance was called to a serious crash in south Edmonton on Friday.
Edmonton hosts discussion of ER wait times
Health care professionals from across western Canada are in Edmonton this week to tackle the issue of emergency room wait times.
New animal control centre opens in Edmonton
A brand new animal care and control centre opened in Edmonton on Friday morning.
- UPDATE: Rita Chretien found alive, search underway for missing husband
- AB Environment Minister apologizes to communities near oil spill
- Marijuana march
- Car wash raises awareness of pedestrian issues
- Regina Police investigating suspicious death
- Former Saskatchewan Premier Allan Blakeney remembered at memorial service
- CIBC Run for the Cure
UPDATE: Rita Chretien found alive, search underway for missing husband
Rita and Al Chretien of Penticton were last seen on March 19 in a Oregon convenience store.
AB Environment Minister apologizes to communities near oil spill
Alberta Environment Minister, Rob Renner, issues an apology to the First Nations communities living near the site of the massive oil...
Marijuana march
About 50 people marched through downtown Kelowna on Saturday to call for the legalization of marijuana.
Car wash raises awareness of pedestrian issues
Family and friends of a Lake Country girl who was killed by a vehicle while walking home last year held a fundraiser to honour the...
Regina Police investigating suspicious death
Officers discovered the body of a deceased man in the area of Rae Street and 8th Avenue early Saturday morning
Former Saskatchewan Premier Allan Blakeney remembered at memorial service
Former Saskatchewan Premier Allan Blakeney remembered by current and former premiers and dignitaries at a Regina memorial service.
CIBC Run for the Cure
Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation CIBC Run for the Cure October 2, 2011
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