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Olds Grizzlys scheduled to host Crusaders despite five-team pullout

Olds Grizzlys scheduled to host Crusaders despite five-team pullout

Olds-based AJHL team still scheduled to host Sherwood Park team that's joining a B.C. league next season
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False alarms topped Didsbury Fire Department's calls in 2023

False alarms topped Didsbury Fire Department's calls in 2023

Didsbury Fire Department responded to a total of 281 calls last year
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Extreme Alberta weather caused $3 billion in catastrophic losses in 2023

Extreme Alberta weather caused $3 billion in catastrophic losses in 2023

Insurance Bureau of Canada lists last year as fourth-worst on record
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Innisfail council set to be accountable on social media

Innisfail council set to be accountable on social media

Social media not yet addressed in Innisfail's Council Code of Conduct Bylaw but it soon could be
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Sundre RCMP investigate assault, dangerous driving, overseas fraud

Sundre RCMP investigate assault, dangerous driving, overseas fraud

Members of Sundre RCMP detachment responded to 30 calls from Friday, Jan. 12 to Thursday, Jan. 18
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Commentary: Patient safety must come first

Commentary: Patient safety must come first

Official Opposition calls proposed cuts to overtime, agency hires a “flagrant attack on health-care workers”
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ROAD REPORT: Commute road conditions, Highway 2 traffic cameras

ROAD REPORT: Commute road conditions, Highway 2 traffic cameras

Get a look at your commute - click for up-to-date conditions map and road cameras
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Area Catholic schools' graduation levels increased in 2022-23

Area Catholic schools' graduation levels increased in 2022-23

Red Deer Catholic Regional Schools' assurance survey looked at student growth and achievement, teaching, learning supports, and governance
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It's a leap year. Why is that?

It's a leap year. Why is that?

A leap year next occurs in February 2024.
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New plan needed in Olds to cope with expected drought, says CAO

New plan needed in Olds to cope with expected drought, says CAO

Every Alberta municipality already has to have a plan in place for what happens if the community experiences a disruption in water availability
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