Beyond Local

Controversial political float in June parade was the catalyst behind inaugural ride that brought apolitical message of love and community.

Airdrie-based clergyman Merle Doherty is part of a team of crisis-trained chaplains as death of Queen Elizabeth is being felt deeply by the people of Britain.

Court rules a Central Alberta woman must pay close to $3,500 in fines and restitution after her dog attacked a passerby and killed another dog.

While the announcement signalled that federal workers would get a day off on Sept. 19, provinces have to work out details for other workplaces, including schools, with less than a week's notice.

A new poll suggests that while many Canadians plan to watch Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral next week, the vast majority have not been personally impacted by her passing and feel no attachment to the monarchy.

Investigation continues into Labour Day weekend blaze that consumed two homes in Okotoks and damaged several others.

In late May, a parole officer issued an arrest warrant for an offender with a violent criminal past who had recently been released from prison and who had since disappeared.

Canadian Animal Blood Bank is partnering with Cochrane vet clinics as demand for canine blood has more or less doubled in the last year.

Family members who watched their house burn to the ground Sept. 4 in Okotoks are looking for support to help rebuild their lives.

Naomi Holland says it’s not a matter of if a child discovers pornographic material, but rather when — and that usually happens between the ages of nine and 11.