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Athabasca firefighters working on extinguishing Canoe Lake fire

Athabasca firefighters working on extinguishing Canoe Lake fire

No homes lost in 300-acre blaze south of the town of Athabasca.
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‘It’s not every day you turn 104’

‘It’s not every day you turn 104’

Albertan Olga Luchka’s milestone birthday day a cause for celebration
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$810M in capital investment announced for Boyle

$810M in capital investment announced for Boyle

Around 880 jobs over the next five years expected to be generated in the Boyle area by Red Wolf Corporation's development plan.
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Alberta investment sees broadband internet spread across the northeast

Alberta investment sees broadband internet spread across the northeast

Federal grant matching helps companies like MCSNet increase service levels across northeastern Alberta 
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Some Alberta pharmacists feel fed’s pharmacare isn’t the answer

Some Alberta pharmacists feel fed’s pharmacare isn’t the answer

Some Alberta pharmacists have concerns about increased bureaucracy and wasted resources in new federal pharmacare plan
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Northern Alberta teen lands 120-day sentence for B&E, pointing gun at cop

Northern Alberta teen lands 120-day sentence for B&E, pointing gun at cop

Justice warns 17-year-old that 'consequences change very fast'
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Two vehicles fall through thin ice at Calling Lake

Two vehicles fall through thin ice at Calling Lake

Two vehicles fall through thin ice Feb. 1 and 2
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Bigstone Cree Nation renews state of local emergency

Bigstone Cree Nation renews state of local emergency

Bigstone Cree Nation Chief Andy Alook points to crime, lack of mental health resources as critical issues
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Athabasca Fire Chief reflects on Jackfish Lake fire

Athabasca Fire Chief reflects on Jackfish Lake fire

Fire chief reflects on some lessons learned in the largest fire of the last five years
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Athabasca University officially ends contentious virtual work policy

Athabasca University officially ends contentious virtual work policy

Staff members are still able to work from home, but AU President Dr. Alex Clark said they now have more choice over where they work from
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