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Over $730,000 in gov't funding going to Alberta agriculture education

Over $730,000 in gov't funding going to Alberta agriculture education

The funding will go toward Alberta 4-H's youth agriculture programs with a focus on experience-based learning and mental health.
Canmore's Will Gadd paraglides 150 km, solo climbs iconic peak

Canmore's Will Gadd paraglides 150 km, solo climbs iconic peak

“I felt like I used everything I've learned the last 30 years of paragliding and 40 years of climbing to do that trip,” said Canmore's Will Gadd.
Alberta truck driver fined, ticketed after crash on B.C. highway

Alberta truck driver fined, ticketed after crash on B.C. highway

An off-duty police officer was first on scene and helped in the investigation.
47-year-old Cochrane resident arrested for human trafficking in 20-year-old case

47-year-old Cochrane resident arrested for human trafficking in 20-year-old case

Cochrane RCMP arrested 47-year-old Cochrane resident Darren Routhier for human trafficking on Nov. 7.
Alberta RCMP drug bust secures $6.8 million worth of drugs

Alberta RCMP drug bust secures $6.8 million worth of drugs

Alberta RCMP found $6.8 million worth of cocaine during a traffic stop that took place on Oct. 23.
Driver in deadly Alberta restaurant crash allegedly had medically suspended licence

Driver in deadly Alberta restaurant crash allegedly had medically suspended licence

A court document alleges a man charged with driving into a northern Alberta restaurant, killing an employee, had been medically suspended from driving.
RCMP no longer looking for missing Innisfail woman

RCMP no longer looking for missing Innisfail woman

Innisfail RCMP give update Wednesday on 31 year-old who was last seen on Nov. 11
What do you do when a goose dies in your backyard, amid concerns about avian flu?

What do you do when a goose dies in your backyard, amid concerns about avian flu?

Carolyn Law didn't think much of it when a snow goose landed in her Richmond, B.C., backyard, on Halloween. But hours later it had barely moved. Then it started bobbing its head repeatedly.
Use of artificial intelligence in child exploitation increasing

Use of artificial intelligence in child exploitation increasing

"The wave of AI-generated child sexual abuse material is coming," says Cpl. Phillipe Gravel.
Indigenous voices ‘heard, respected and acted upon,’ ministry says in statement responding to reconciliation bill

Indigenous voices ‘heard, respected and acted upon,’ ministry says in statement responding to reconciliation bill

At least three provinces or territories already have legislation in place connected to truth and reconciliation — British Columbia, Manitoba and the Northwest Territories.
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