Beyond Local

Imperial has reported a release of an estimated 900 litres of crude oil into a process water lagoon, about 30 km northwest of Cold Lake.

New signs in French and English are just one piece of a larger mission to make the Bonnyville and District Museum more linguistically inclusive. Collaborations and connections are also being formed with other museums in the region that embrace bilingualism.

Twenty-one highly visible or potentially threatening fires are listed on the wildfire service website, while the site shows just eight new blazes have been recorded in the last 24 hours.

The pup wasn't sure how to get out of the sky-high situation.

Pat Carney was the first female Conservative member of Parliament elected in British Columbia and the first female Conservative appointed from the province to the Senate. 

Fifteen-year-old Central Alberta hockey player is moving on to the WHL and credits his adoptive family for supporting his dreams. “I couldn’t have made it this far without my family, my parents. They put the work and time in to get me places."

Quickly becoming North America's newest super fruit, haskaps are available around the province. See what one central Alberta farmer is doing with his haskap orchard.

Brides are currently in a state of panic due to a Facebook post that announced the sudden closure of an Alberta bridal store earlier this month.

“We had more than 30,000 vehicles counted at the entrances on Saturday, and anything over 24,000 means we are guaranteed to have traffic delays in town,” said Jason Darrah, the director of marketing and communications for the Town of Banff.

Helping Fort Assiniboine celebrate its bicentennial.