Alberta News
Man grateful to truckers for helping with burning truck
A Central Alberta man is saying a very heartfelt thank you to the truckdrivers who saved him and his pregnant wife from a burning vehicle. READ
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- Logging protesters served with enforcement order
- Pipeline good in the long run for native communities: minister
- MP Goldring to plead not guilty to failing to blow
- Three youths accused in fatal shooting of boy on Alberta reserve appear in court
- Police investigate death threats following nomination meeting
- Security reviewed after air passengers get through wrong door
- Premier says drunk driving law needs consultation with industry
- Métis hunter allowed to appeal ‘hunt for justice’ conviction
- Government dismantles camp of logging protesters
- More ambulances for Edmonton
Local News
Province promises more disaster recovery cash in Central Alberta
The province has announced more disaster recovery help for areas hit by severe flooding last summer. READ
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- 78 guns seized in search of Crestomere-area home
- Teen arrested after crank 911 calls
- CPR says train involved in Olds collision was travelling at mandated speed
- Social media used in search
- Third time lucky?
- Heroics earn man spot on Anderson Cooper talk show
- Concrete barriers considered for Sylvan Lake intersection
- City staffing changes include job losses
- Blackfalds cash request delayed by county
- United Way of Central Alberta just misses fundraising goal
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Sports
Dumba dynamite in Rebel win
Rebels 3 Americans 2 Whether he realized it or not, Mathew Dumba’s overtime goal Friday at the Centrium might have been the most important marker of the season for the Red Deer Rebels. READ
Datsyuk picked first, Couture last in all-star draft
The battle lines were established early in the NHL’s all-star weekend. READ
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- Couture a good sport about being picked last
- Tiger opens with bogey-free round in Abu Dhabi
- Nadal outlasts Federer at Australian Open
- Thurber Raiders aim to build on solid foundation
- Glenn restructures deal with Stampeders
Poll
What do you think of Prime Minister Stephen Harper's proposal that the Old Age Security age of eligibility be raised from 65 to 67 years?
Local News
- STARS ambulance called to scene of truck/train collision
- Warehouse may be new place of worship
- Tracking down reason for Lacombe flooding
- Paroled thief back in slammer
- Fluoride Cafe a popular drop-in site
Alberta News
- Suspect engineer casts doubt on fire equipment inspections in Alberta buildings
- Uncle asks for prayers for Calgary woman beaten at Mexico resort
- Hearing told Alberta politicians paid well, but get less than senior advisers
- Grain cars plunge off bridge in Alberta
- Canada getting millions in oilsands fight
National News
- You’re either with us or against us
- Lone survivor of plane crash asks, ‘why me?’
- Inspector disputes claims at inquiry that he ruled out serial killer
- Polygamous leader took out $25,000 to prepare for end of the world
- RCAF to get only five test choppers
Sports
- Kaufman grabs first qualifier at Scotties
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Rebels topple Giants
- Plenty of new faces added to NHL All-Star Game roster
- Burke honoured by freestyle skiers, COP
- Rebels hope to build momentum
Lifestyle
- Bandwidth is wealth
- Summer in January
- LOOKBACK: Cheese plant closure hurt Town of Bashaw
- Obese teens on both sides of bullying: study
- Going ape in Rwanda
Business
- Change beckons for Canada
- Original Joe’s eyes Easthill Centre site
- Mayor delivers buoyant ‘state of the city’ address
- Debt woes more serious than thought: report
- Original Joe’s eyes Easthill Centre site
