Beyond Local

A new poll suggests many Canadians are willing to use their spending power to protest U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff threats and attacks on Canadian sovereignty — but not if it means they have to kick their Netflix and Disney+ addictions.

Water levels in the Oldman Reservoir remain below historical averages, raising concerns about potential shortages.

Then Alberta premier Ralph Klein had long called same-sex marriage "morally wrong," and urged federal politicians to "defend the traditional definition of marriage." He also planned to use the notwithstanding clause, which allows governments to override certain Charter rights for up to five years, to block their recognition.

Crossfield, in Central Alberta, is vying to be the next Kraft Hockeyville and to achieve it the community is looking for support to crack the Top 4.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says Health Minister Adriana LaGrange has her full support as they navigate allegations of high-level government corruption in medical contracts.

Ice sculptures were back on the grounds of the Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise.

Chocolate is a must-have for Valentine’s Day, but it needn’t be fussy.

Canadians are collectively biting their fingernails and ready to wave the flag as they face down repeated threats from the White House. A new Leger poll suggests a surge in both anxiety levels and patriotism in the wake of U.S.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Kevin Brosseau as Canada’s new fentanyl czar. Brosseau is originally from Bonnyville and has spent time as the deputy commissioner for the RCMP.

The tax relief will cover the evacuation period for all properties and from July to December for damaged and destroyed properties.