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Finance Minister and Grande Prairie-Wapiti MLA Travis Toews tabled Budget 2022 in the Alberta legislature last week.The budget carries an estimated value of $62.3 billion and includes a $500 million s...

Alberta is set to see nearly all COVID-19 restrictions removed on March 1 as part of Stage 2 in its easing of restrictions. Effective March 1, Alberta will begin step two, which will include the end o...

The MP for Grande Prairie-Mackenzie says Canada and the rest of the NATO allies must step up and help the Ukrainian government push back against Russia's military strikes on the country. Chris Warkent...

Beaverlodge's Geoff Walker is back on Canadian soil after securing a bronze medal at the 2022 Beijing Winter Games. Walker is a member of Team Gushue, who qualified to represent Canada at the Olympic ...

Alberta's UCP-led government tabled its 2022 budget in the Legislative Assembly on Thursday, with an estimated value of $62.6 billion.That includes a $500 million surplus for 2022/23, with slightly la...

OTTAWA - Canada imposed more severe sanctions on Russia in response to its military strike against Ukraine, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Thursday.The new sanctions will target 58 people and enti...

Organizers are gearing up to break ground this spring on a long-awaited Children's Memorial Garden in Maskwth Park.Co-founder and past president of Tiny Hands of Hope Karen Gilkyson says the garden wi...

OTTAWA - Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is set to revoke use of the Emergencies Act, according to two senior government sources, now that the protest in downtown Ottawa is over.Trudeau is expected to m...

February 23 is Pink Shirt Day across Canada and everyone across the country is encouraged to wear pink in support of anti-bullying. The day started back in 2007 after two students wore a pink shirt to...

Members of the Sexsmith and District Museum Society are kickstarting another project to help preserve the town's heritage.The organization says it is currently looking at adding a dining cart to the r...