January, 2025 - The AB Post

Questions Why Sex Predator Wanted on Child Porn Charges Released on Bail

Critics are questioning how a man known for disappearing on police was granted bail in 2022 when an investigation revealed he was in possession of child pornography for the purpose of publishing,

2 years ago

Alberta News·Crime & Justice

Alberta’s Grazing Rental Rates to Increase for 2025

The Alberta government has revised grazing rental rates for public lands in 2025, marking a significant update for ranchers across the province. For 2025, Zone 1 will see rates rise to $8.70

2 years ago

Economy & Business·Lac Ste Anne County

UPC Reversal of Coal Mining Moratorium Not Expected to Change Fate of Wabamun’s Highvale Mine

To a mix of reaction, the UPC announced that the province is lifting the 2022 moratorium on new coal exploration and development, paving the way for a multitude of new projects in

2 years ago

Alberta News·Economy & Business·Province·Provincial·Wabamun

St Albert Adapts New Emergency Communications Software

The city of St Albert has taken steps forward in adding the same technology used in Los Angeles to provide real time data sharing in the case of a serious emergency in

2 years ago

Alberta News·Province·Regional·Technology

In Loving Memory of Tyler McCoy

Tyler McCoy. January 13th, 2025. It is with a very heavy heart that we say goodbye to Tyler McCoy, who passed away unexpectedly on January 13, 2025. Tyler was a cherished member

2 years ago

Obituaries

Bonnyville Residential School Lawsuit Given Green Light to Proceed as Class Action Proceeding.

A Provincial judge has certified a class-action lawsuit involving allegations of abuse against Indigenous children who attended a Catholic school in northeast Alberta during the 1960s and 1970s. The lawsuit was initiated

2 years ago

Alberta News·Province

Youth Charged in Attack on Woman at Long Island Lake Granted Bail Despite Crown’s Opposition

A youth facing charges connected to the violent assault of an 18-year-old woman near Long Island Lake, near Westlock, has been granted bail. The attack, which occurred in September 2024, left the

2 years ago

Alberta News·Crime & Justice·Province

Did You Miss the Sunday Edition ?

The Sunday Edition of the AB Post is a unique aspect of this venture. It is a throwback to the days of when the Sunday morning newspaper was as much a part

2 years ago

Sunday Edition

How Canada Can Implement the Idea of Trump Tariffs to Bolster the Oilfield

Few in Alberta, regardless of your stance on politics or the environment – would disagree with other Canadian provinces choosing to import oil and gas from outside of our country. Even more

2 years ago

Economy·Economy & Business·Editorials·Opinions·Politics & Government

Imperial Oil Facing 9 New Charges

Imperial Oil is facing 9 new charges regarding environmental offenses tied to a massive tailings leak at its Kearl oil sands mine in Alberta which is along the Athabasca River. The Alberta

2 years ago

Alberta News·Province·Sunday Morning Edition Exclusive

January 2025 - Page 2

Questions Why Sex Predator Wanted on Child Porn Charges Released on Bail

Alberta’s Grazing Rental Rates to Increase for 2025

UPC Reversal of Coal Mining Moratorium Not Expected to Change Fate of Wabamun’s Highvale Mine

St Albert Adapts New Emergency Communications Software

In Loving Memory of Tyler McCoy

Bonnyville Residential School Lawsuit Given Green Light to Proceed as Class Action Proceeding.

Youth Charged in Attack on Woman at Long Island Lake Granted Bail Despite Crown’s Opposition

Did You Miss the Sunday Edition ?

How Canada Can Implement the Idea of Trump Tariffs to Bolster the Oilfield

Imperial Oil Facing 9 New Charges

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