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Sept. 27 the final meeting for Clem Fagnan, David Truckey and John Shoemaker

But critics say the province's current cleanup requirements are based on the industry's past efforts, which are what led to the problem in the first place. The current price spike for oil, now more than $80 a barrel, represents a profit windfall for an industry that should be spending it on cleaning up the province's 97,000 inactive wells.

"So these nurses have had exposure to COVID patients over the pandemic, and they're well trained and ready to support Alberta through this time."

Australian professor Peter Scott will start in January; community group disappointed no commitment to live in the region

Amid reports that some staff are being harassed and abused over the program, the province is also doubling the fine to $4,000 for mistreating workers enforcing public-health orders.

Breaking Athabasca County Division 8 candidate Kendra Gilbert awoke today to find vandalism to all of her large signs. Several of Gilbert’s small signs also disappeared.... If anyone has any knowledge of the incident they are asked to contact the RCMP. Tampering with election signs is a criminal offence and can lead to fines, jail time or both.

For a short period of time Oct. 5 no ambulances were available in Westlock and Barrhead

Breaking Athabasca County Division 8 candidate Kendra Gilbert awoke today to find vandalism to all of her large signs. Several of Gilbert’s small signs also disappeared.... If anyone has any knowledge of the incident they are asked to contact the RCMP. Tampering with election signs is a criminal offence and can lead to fines, jail time or both.

Sunday-morning accident is second plane crash at the airport in the past six weeks

Senior boys claim gold, while the senior girls net bronze

Rev. Monica Rosborough will provide spiritual guidance and comfort for local RCMP officers

It was relatively slow for us, thank goodness, said Westlock County fire chief John Biro

Both senior volleyball teams have scored tourney titles

Solution to summertime parking solution may come as soon as 2022 as part of council’s budget deliberations

Additional cases of a more transmissible version of the COVID-19 virus have been popping up around Canada recently, and experts are concerned about what that could mean for an already unruly spread of the disease.

Barrhead program manager Maggie Stoby said knowing their residents have received their first shot and that it will provide an added level of protection gives staff a little more peace of mind

OTTAWA British Columbia's decision to seek legal advice on limiting travel reinforces the message that it isn't the time to go on vacation across the country, Canada's chief medical officer of health said Friday. Dr.

New Canadian Politics Poll: Liberals ahead by 4

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Aikimmotsiiyika in Blackfoot means take care of each other and we will do just that by getting immunized,

EDMONTON Alberta's health minister says it will take longer than expected to start immunizing seniors over 75 outside long-term care homes due to a delay in manufacturing one of the COVID-19 vaccines.

Join us as we talk to Mayor Colleen Powell about what is going on in the Town of Athabasca and take your questions!

Join us LIVE in 30 minutes as we talk to Mayor Colleen Powell and take your questions about what is going on in the Town of Athabasca.