Alberta grizzly found dead with gunshot wound, investigators seek public help

Alberta Fish and Wildlife Enforcement Services is investigating the death of a grizzly bear found with a gunshot wound last November. Through the province's Report A Poacher program, a tipster who ...

Canmore gondola project in review under Alberta's resort development legislation

A project that could add a sightseeing gondola overlooking Canmore is returning for a new stage of engagement under the ...
Times-Standard

Business Sense | AB 518 unlocks new opportunities for craft cannabis farms

AB 518 allows landowners to generate income through low-impact uses such as tent camping, small RV sites, or glamping setups — without the need for expensive infrastructure like full hookups, paved ...

BTB REIT continues the strategic repositioning of its portfolio with the acquisition of three industrial properties in Alberta and announces the sale of a property located i…

BTB Real Estate Investment Trust (TSX: BTB.UN) ("BTB" or the "REIT") announces today the accretive acquisition of three ...

These four Alberta cities are seeing the biggest drop in house sales

The red-hot real estate market in many Alberta spots is waning, and some are seeing a big drop in their overall house sales year-over-year.
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Highway closures across B.C., Alberta as avalanche danger rises

Widespread avalanche danger grows in British Columbia and Alberta amid a prolonged atmospheric river ...
Calgary Herald on MSN

Millions less than budgeted spent on Alberta border security capital costs in first year of new patrol team

The province spent millions less than expected on its new border security initiative during the team’s first year, budget ...

Did a meteorite hit her home? Houston-area woman says object crashed through roof

A meteor broke apart over Houston on Saturday, and a piece of it may have crashed through a woman's ceiling. It tore through ...
The Canadian Press on MSN

Investigation into South Asian business extortion in Alberta leads to 2 deportations

EDMONTON — The Canada Border Services Agency has deported two people as police continue investigating extortions in Alberta.

Extreme heat continues to strike Southwest US and even Nebraska needs a cold drink

Parts of California and Arizona are under extreme heat warnings again Saturday while sweltering summerlike weather stretched ...

Alberta poultry farmers brace for spring migration after last year's surge in avian flu cases

Spring is heralded by the return of geese, but to many in Alberta's poultry industry, migration means something different. With last year's avian flu season considered the worst in years, farmers are ...