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Westlock COP and RCMP hosts crime prevention session

Westlock COP and RCMP hosts crime prevention session

Residents learn crime prevention techniques.
Travelling Snow White theatre show slated to stop in Athabasca

Travelling Snow White theatre show slated to stop in Athabasca

Unique retelling of classic tale geared towards children and families
Man pleads guilty halfway through trial in Westlock court

Man pleads guilty halfway through trial in Westlock court

There were several break-ins at the rural Westlock County property as soon as the landowner died.
OCTOBER 17 ROAD REPORT: Town and Country road conditions and cams

OCTOBER 17 ROAD REPORT: Town and Country road conditions and cams

Get a look at your commute - click for up-to-date conditions map and road cameras
UPDATE: Shelter in place lifted for Wabasca reserve

UPDATE: Shelter in place lifted for Wabasca reserve

No immediate threat to public say RCMP
Jason Nixon named sector minister for Alberta's new continuing care agency

Jason Nixon named sector minister for Alberta's new continuing care agency

Jason Nixon, Sundre-area MLA and Alberta's minister of Seniors, Community and Social Services, has been named the sector minister of the new continuing care provincial health agency.
BREAKING: RCMP issue shelter in place for Wabasca reserve

BREAKING: RCMP issue shelter in place for Wabasca reserve

Police ask residents to stay indoors and report suspicious activity.
Athabasca prepares to thank Grand Union Fire emergency responders and volunteers

Athabasca prepares to thank Grand Union Fire emergency responders and volunteers

Oct. 26 appreciation concert doubles as firefighter fundraiser and hotel send-off
'Headed in the right direction': Jasper businesses cross fingers for strong winter season

'Headed in the right direction': Jasper businesses cross fingers for strong winter season

Jasper represents $625 million in annual tourism spending and accounts for 25 per cent of visitor spending in the Canadian Rockies.
Alberta drug deaths underreported by 25 per cent: researcher

Alberta drug deaths underreported by 25 per cent: researcher

Alberta’s public substance use surveillance system is significantly under-reporting drug-related deaths, and the gap in data appears to have gotten worse in 2023, according to a prominent Canadian researcher.
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