Beyond Local

Wrecking crews started work on the Citadel Mews West building in northern St. Albert on Nov. 25. Using backhoes and skid-steers, they had the scorched south end of the building reduced to a mangled mountain of wood and metal by Nov. 29.

Claire Leveque from Westlock was murdered in a remote, isolated region of Scotland in February.

Over the spring and summer, the price was slashed by $50,000 to $100,000 increments until a repeat visitor rolled out a $3.2-million offer in the fall

The work stoppage continues as the holiday shopping season kicks into high gear, with many retailers wholly reliant on Canada Post for getting purchases out to customers

Enviro Container and Cleaning Solutions Inc., fined $12,000 of which $11,500 will go to Canada WaterPortal Society

“How archaic are wildlife management regulations in Alberta and just how free flowing are they for something like this to happen?”

CALGARY — An industry organization predicts 2025 will see the highest amount of oil and natural gas well drilling activity in Canada in a decade.

OTTAWA — A coalition of Canadian news publishers is suing OpenAI for using news content to train its ChatGPT generative artificial intelligence system.

On Wednesday, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said her province will be “acting urgently and decisively to patrol our own shared border with Montana, with more details to be announced soon in that regard.”