Beyond Local

David Garnett-Bennett wanted to make his political debut in a big way, so he’s running for MLA. He was at a turning point in his life when it came to politics.

Lac La Biche RCMP haven't ruled out a hate-crime investigation as they look into vandalism to a Rachel Notley political road sign on the outskirts of the Lac La Biche hamlet.

Election campaigns create many uncertainties. But one thing for certain is that Lac La Biche-St. Paul-Two HIlls MLA Dave Hanson won't be representing the constituency when the votes are counted after the Tuesday, April 16 provincial election.

Residents are frustrated with the province’s decision to head down a road where driver examiners are publicly regulated.

CALGARY, Alberta, March 25, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Canadian Barista and Coffee Academy (CBCA), well known for its active role in the Canadian specialty coffee community and industry since 2001, announces the opening of a new campus in Calgary, Albe

Albertans will head to the polls April 16 after Premier Rachel Notley announced the election in Calgary this morning.

Alberta Municipal Affairs has liked what they’ve seen so-far when it comes to projects pitched for the ID 349 Regional Collaboration Fund. “We have received a letter from the Minister of Municipal Affairs saying that we had the project approved.

Cold Lake First Nations (CLFN) is wanting to build on their relationships with their partners at the City of Cold Lake and the MD of Bonnyville.

Meredith Kerr Journal Staff Survivors, dignitaries, and community members gathered to view and discuss the “Bi-Giwen: Coming Home – Truth Telling from the Sixties Scoop” exhibit at the St. Paul Recreation Centre on Feb. 12.

“It just keeps getting worse.” Cold Lake Mayor Craig Copeland was disappointed to hear Husky Energy would be shutting in hundreds of oil wells within the Lakeland, including some in the Cold Lake region.