Beyond Local

Drones and AI are transforming farming in Alberta, saving input costs, increasing yields, and offering precision solutions for the province's top producers.

Tensions are high in Alberta's education sector as teachers and the province continue to negotiate a new collective agreement. With a looming strike mandate and key negotiation dates on the horizon, the start of the school year hangs in the balance.

Volunteers at the Bar U Ranch national historic site are still looking for the person who bought a painting from the gift shop last month that should not have been sold.

People from Red Earth Creek, Edson and Grande Prairie south to Mountain View County, Airdrie, Calgary and Claresholm reported seeing aurora borealis Aug. 8, 9.

Data from a Globe and Mail investigation shows closure data for Albertan hospitals, with Boyle seeing the third most closures in the province

Neerlandia Historical Society officially welcomes life-sized Dutch windmill to the community

The government argues the injunction was premature, since the law wasn't fully in effect, and that the judge made a mistake in deciding it would cause irreparable harm.

Poilievre says the country can't wait for complete agreement on the idea, calling it a "basic fact" that a new pipeline is needed.

Opposed citizen initiative asking if Alberta should stay in Canada gets approval to start collecting signatures.

Tip from public helps bring the file to a successful conclusion