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How German POW camps in Alberta changed the region
How German POW camps in Alberta changed the region
OPINION: The Carney/Smith MOU: Who Really Won?
OPINION: The Carney/Smith MOU: Who Really Won?
 Dangers of Nicotine misuse

Dangers of Nicotine misuse

Landon Hickok September 16, 2024

The sale of nicotine pouches have been recently restricted to pharmacies to prevent youth for buying nicotine for recreational use. A pharmacist discussed what the dangers are for using nicotine for recreational use.Read More

 Former Liberal MP’s thoughts on coalition ending

Former Liberal MP’s thoughts on coalition ending

Hal Roberts September 4, 2024

Dan McTeague is a former Liberal MP in the Jean Chretien and Paul Martin governments. He says with the NDP ending the coalition agreement early it could spell the end for both Justin Trudeau and Read More

 Lich and Barber trial update from Lavigne

Lich and Barber trial update from Lavigne

Hal Roberts August 23, 2024

The trial involving a couple of the Freedom Convoy organizers continues in Ottawa. Tamara Lich and Chris Barber face a wide range of charges in connection with the vaccine and lockdown protests which took place Read More

 Rail labour stoppage may impact trucking industry

Rail labour stoppage may impact trucking industry

Landon Hickok August 21, 2024

With the rail strike about to commence, there are questions surrounding the trucking industry in how it will be impacted for good or for worse.Read More

 Canadian rail labour stoppage could mean serious harm

Canadian rail labour stoppage could mean serious harm

Landon Hickok August 19, 2024

  Canadian National and Canadian Pacific Kansas City Railway Company’s must reach a deal with union workers by Thursday in order to prevent an “unprecedented” work stoppage.Read More

 Costco to scan membership cards at entrances

Costco to scan membership cards at entrances

Landon Hickok August 12, 2024

Costco is cracking down on shoppers sharing other membership cards, as member cards will now have to be scanned at the entrances and exits of all stores.Read More

 New mortgage rules might not make a difference

New mortgage rules might not make a difference

Brett Browne August 1, 2024

New mortgage rules from the federal government came into effect today. First-time home buyers will have the option of stretching the amortization period of their mortgage out to 30 years. That’s an increase of five Read More

 New report says Canadians are taxed out.

New report says Canadians are taxed out.

Hal Roberts July 31, 2024

There is a new report from the Fraser Institute which says Canadians are paying way too much in taxes. The study says we pay more in taxes than housing, clothing and food combined. The author Read More

 Canada Women’s Soccer moves on despite losing appeal

Canada Women’s Soccer moves on despite losing appeal

Landon Hickok July 31, 2024

Despite Canada Soccer’s six-point penalty appeal being dismissed, the country’s women’s team has moved on past the group stage after winning all three games.Read More

 Canada Soccer appealing six-point penalty

Canada Soccer appealing six-point penalty

Landon Hickok July 29, 2024

Canada Soccer and the Canadian Olympic Committee are appealing the six-point penalty issued by FIFA in response to the spying controversy by from members of the Canada Women’s soccer front office.Read More

 New rules for taking your pooch across border

New rules for taking your pooch across border

Jeannette Rocher July 26, 2024

If you’re a dog owner who likes to travel across the border with your furry companion – whether it’s by land, air or sea – you should be aware there are some new restrictions the Read More

 Canada Soccer faces spying scandal at Paris Olympics

Canada Soccer faces spying scandal at Paris Olympics

Landon Hickok July 24, 2024

Two members of Canada Soccer are being sent home after being caught spying in a New Zealand’s women’s team practice ahead or their match on Thursday.Read More

 Discussing Freedom Convoy organizer King’s case

Discussing Freedom Convoy organizer King’s case

Hal Roberts May 13, 2024

The Crown played an 11-minute video of scenes from the 2022 Freedom Convoy protest in Ottawa on Monday morning as one of the organizers, Pat King’s trial, go underway. King has pleaded not guilty to Read More

 CTF not happy with the CBC

CTF not happy with the CBC

Hal Roberts May 6, 2024

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation has filed a complaint with the Office of the Information Commissioner after the CBC allegedly refused to disclose 2023 bonuses for eight senior executives until days after its president Catherine Tait is Read More

 Day of Mourning observed in Lethbridge

Day of Mourning observed in Lethbridge

Jeannette Rocher April 29, 2024

This past weekend recognized a day to honour and remember workers who have been killed, injured, or suffered an illness resulting from work related incidents. Each year on April 28, people across Canada and around the Read More

 Job scams on the rise in Canada

Job scams on the rise in Canada

Naveen Day April 24, 2024

According to the Canadian Business Association, scammers continue to take advantage of people anxious about fining a new job by perpetuating scams with phony employment offers. Odeta Doroftei with the Better Business Bureau Serving Southern Read More

 Gas prices spike in many cities across Canada

Gas prices spike in many cities across Canada

Hal Roberts April 18, 2024

You may have noticed that gas prices have increased quite a bit in many regions of the country. In Alberta, it is due in large part to the return of the provincial fuel tax along Read More

 Guilty Verdict for 3 men in Coutts trial

Guilty Verdict for 3 men in Coutts trial

Jeannette Rocher April 17, 2024

Jurors deliberated for just three hours Tuesday before finding three men guilty for their roles in the 2022 highway blockade at the Coutts border crossing.  The trial for Alex Van Herk, Gerhard Janzen and Marco Van Read More

 Lethbridge MP not impressed with federal budget

Lethbridge MP not impressed with federal budget

Hal Roberts April 17, 2024

Lethbridge MP, Rachael Thomas, explains why she was not impressed with the Trudeau government’s budget.Read More

 CFIB says rebates “better late than never”

CFIB says rebates “better late than never”

Jeannette Rocher April 17, 2024

As a part of Budget 2024 the Liberals say they will provide more than $2.5 billion dollars in rebate cheques to around 600,000 small and medium sized businesses across the country. In Alberta, this breaks down to about $718 Read More

 Air Line Pilots Assoc. update on WestJet contract talks

Air Line Pilots Assoc. update on WestJet contract talks

Hal Roberts March 26, 2024

Contract negotiations continue between WestJet and its regional pilots. You may recall the mainline pilots reached a deal with the airline last May. The chair of the WestJet Encore Master Executive Council of the Air Read More

 WestJet Pilots to hold Info Picket at YYC

WestJet Pilots to hold Info Picket at YYC

Jeannette Rocher March 21, 2024

Seeing pilots at an airport is a usual sight, but this Friday, March 22 if you’re heading to the Calgary International Airport Friday, you could see hundreds of WestJet pilots holding an informational picket. They Read More

 Mobile emergency field hospital ready at YYC Airport

Mobile emergency field hospital ready at YYC Airport

Hal Roberts March 19, 2024

Samaritan’s Purse has officially transported one of its Emergency Field Hospitals to Calgary. Officials say the reason, is to increase the Christian agency’s capacity to launch international life-saving medical responses. The tent facility Read More

 D-Day arrives for “pandemic” loan payback; not all businesses to benefit from $20k grant

D-Day arrives for “pandemic” loan payback; not all businesses to

Jeannette Rocher January 18, 2024

For many small businesses across the country, today is D-day. The deadline to payback the $60,000 Canadian Emergency Business Account loan otherwise known as CEBA or the pandemic loan. But the silver lining in all of Read More

 Justice Centre fighting for Saskatchewan parents

Justice Centre fighting for Saskatchewan parents

Hal Roberts January 11, 2024

The University of Regina Pride Centre for Sexuality and Diversity is challenging the right of Saskatchewan parents and guardians to be informed about the consent to the gender identity transitions of their children under the Read More

 Missing man’s truck cut in pieces and moved

Missing man’s truck cut in pieces and moved

Jeannette Rocher January 2, 2024

The family of a missing Alberta man was disheartened to learn the truck he went missing in has been moved to a landfill. Marshal Iwaasa disappeared in November of 2019 from Lethbridge, but his truck was Read More

 CTF says King’s Coronation BIG cost to taxpayers

CTF says King’s Coronation BIG cost to taxpayers

Hal Roberts November 28, 2023

Many of us remember watching the coronation of King Charles following the passing of his mom Queen Elizabeth. All of the pomp and ceremony. There were a number of Canadian delegates who attended on the Read More

 Concerns with pulling out of CPP

Concerns with pulling out of CPP

Jeannette Rocher November 6, 2023

It appears there are many Albertans concerned about the United Conservative government potentially pulling out of the Canada Pension Plan. It was a hot button topic, which was not brought up during Premier Smith’s Read More

 Man with schizophrenia first to cycle across Canada

Man with schizophrenia first to cycle across Canada

Micah Quinn October 12, 2023

A Canadian man has completed an incredible journey across our country to raise funds and awareness for schizophrenia. Matthew Dickson has made it to the Atlantic Ocean and has become the first man with the Read More

 “Freedom activists” seeking “removal” of Trudeau, head east from Alberta

“Freedom activists” seeking “removal” of Trudeau, head east from Alberta

Jeannette Rocher September 25, 2023

Several dozen people calling themselves “freedom activists” met in Medicine Hat at a trucker stop Monday. Some of the group, who are against the use of SOGI (which is the Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Read More

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