Beyond Local

When police arrive, they determined "the victim was out on the sidewalk by his residence and the suspect rode by on his bicycle, and the shovel he was carrying struck the victim." 

Polls suggest inflation, souring attitudes toward immigration and fatigue with the federal Liberals are changing generations that were once optimistic for change

Krysta-Lyn Williams arrested on Nov. 28 after allegedly defrauding Three Hills-area victims is to make Alberta Court of Justice appearance Dec. 4 in Airdrie.

“Unanswered questions haunt me,” Karla Ware, Brenda’s mother, said in part in her statement. “I feel like I’m overloaded. Headaches, sadness, despair and loneliness have set in. I miss my daughter so much. My heart is broken and my world is upside down. Our future with her is gone forever." 

Criss Schaffrick says loss of crosswalk a blow for Barrhead's disabled population who felt a sense of ownership over province's first-ever disability flag crosswalk

Athabasca University’s newest writer in residence sheds poetic light on pain of the past and present

Many of us have felt it, and now it’s official: “Brain rot” is the Oxford dictionaries’ word of the year.

The Canadian Association of Fire Chiefs request that MPs and senators help create a National Fire Administration to help firefighting agencies improve their ability to respond to emergencies

“This Rainbow Healing Lodge is going to provide safe and inclusive housing tailored for the unique needs of the 2SLGBTQIA+ people who are recovering from addictions so they can build a brighter future for themselves and their families and their communities,”

Some 57 per cent of Barrhead residents voted in favour of enacting the bylaw that will ban decorative crosswalks and a variety of flags