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Three charged in $130,000 Strathcona County investment-account fraud investigation

Strathcona County RCMP say three Edmonton residents face charges after an investigation into an alleged $130,000 investment-account takeover fraud.

Didsbury RCMP charge man following May home invasion

Didsbury RCMP say DNA evidence helped identify a suspect in a May 21 home invasion. A 57-year-old Didsbury man was arrested November 3 and faces five charges.

Southern Alberta RCMP Charge Man in Hockey-Related Child Sexual Offences Investigation

RCMP say Tyler King, 39, was arrested in Ontario on Oct. 30 after an investigation involving minor hockey players in Alberta and Saskatchewan. Police are asking other potential victims to come forward.

Wood Buffalo RCMP Remind Fort McMurray Drivers of School Zone Safety Rules

Wood Buffalo RCMP remind drivers that posted school-zone limits are generally 30 km/h on school days from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., unless signs indicate otherwise.

Photograph provided by Blackfalds RCMP with its November 2, 2026 Halloween candy warning

Blackfalds RCMP Warn Parents After Needle Found in Halloween Candy

Blackfalds RCMP is warning parents to inspect Halloween candy after a needle was found in a child's haul. Police list seven streets in northeast Blackfalds.

Alberta News·Economy & Business·Energy & Resources

Meta’s $13-billion Sturgeon County data centre advances as residents challenge approval

Meta’s $13-billion Sturgeon County data centre advances as residents challenge approval and questions remain over power, water and local benefits.

Alberta News·Economy & Business

Alberta Adds 23,000 Jobs in September; Unemployment Falls to 6.4%

Alberta added 23,000 jobs in September 2026 as unemployment fell to 6.4%. Services drove the increase, while oil and gas

Arts·Culture·Features

Movies Filmed in Alberta: The Real Places Behind Hollywood’s Biggest Stories

Alberta has played Smallville, Wyoming, Alaska and the American frontier. Explore the movies, stars and real filming locations behind Hollywood’s

Alberta News·Politics & Government·Referendum

What Alberta’s Immigration Referendum Results Actually Mean

What Alberta’s immigration referendum results mean for temporary residents, health care fees, service eligibility and the proposed 12-month residency rule.

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Alberta Referendum Results: Albertans Vote to Stay in Canada, but Constitutional Questions Are Tight

All ten Alberta referendum results: voters favour staying in Canada, while four binding constitutional questions remain close in the unofficial

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Alberta Referendum Results: Voters Back Staying in Canada as Counts Continue

Preliminary Alberta referendum results show roughly 76% backing remaining in Canada. See what is known about all ten questions and

Alberta News·Crime & Justice·Regional

Three Charged With First-Degree Murder in Edmonton Trades College Shooting

Three men face first-degree murder charges after Justin Hunt, 28, was fatally shot outside an Edmonton trades college. The suspects

Alberta News·Regional

CFB Wainwright Fire: Four Soldiers Dead, 39 Injured as Training Decisions Face Scrutiny

Four Canadian soldiers died and 39 were injured in the CFB Wainwright fire. An investigation is examining how a known

Alberta News·Politics & Government·Referendum

Alberta Immigration and Public Services: What the Numbers Show

Alberta's population surged in 2023 and 2024. Here is what the data shows about temporary residents, school costs, health care

Alberta News·Energy & Resources

Alberta Court to Review AER Approval of Fort Saskatchewan Sour-Gas Pipeline

Alberta's Court of Appeal will hear a challenge involving a Fort Saskatchewan sour-gas pipeline after an AER audit found required