“I think honestly a lot of people would do the same thing and I’m sure if he could, Cosmo would do the same for me. I’m not gonna let him go down without a fight."
Father of drowned toddler pleads guilty to lesser charge
Judge L. Nemirsky accepted the guilty plea of the lesser charge and said that the couple had “absolutely suffered greatly” from the loss of their child
Citizens concerned after moose shot in St. Albert
Some witnesses have questioned the need for the moose to be killed, and challenged the official report of events.
Modest economic recovery predicted in budget
“We are not out of the woods yet, far from it. But there are hopeful economic signs, what I refer to as green shoots.”
Missing dog found after four years
“Where she went in these last four years, I have no idea, but she’s here now."
Wynn’s Law passes second reading
“I don’t know the last time that there has been an opposition bill that was opposed by a majority government that passed the house.”
Committee hears about the challenges of rural representation
Rural constituents don’t want their ridings to get any larger. That’s the message The Electoral Boundaries Commission heard during a public hearing in Westlock.
Couple warn of dangers of aluminum wiring
A local couple wants to warn the public about the potential fire hazards posed by aluminum electrical wiring.
Impaired driver sentenced to 8 years
“I believe this is one of the saddest cases I’ve dealt with."
Push scooters are the newest extreme sport
The popularity of scooter riding is exploding and St. Albert is at the epicentre of the action, thanks to local scooter shop Wheelz.
Wynn's death inspires changes to provincial bail system
Alberta’s chief justice has ruled police officers do not have the authority to act on behalf of the Crown in bail hearings.
Florists arrange bouquets for Valentine's Day
Monday and Tuesday will be the busiest days of the year for local florists
MLA Renaud hosts first telephone town hall
On Thursday night, Renaud spoke to about 3,770 constituents and listened to their concerns on topics ranging from jobs and the economy to access for people with disabilities.
Braving the cold for camping
“It’s nice because you don’t sweat and there are no insects. It’s just you and nature.”
Mission Fun and Games thrives online
The game store is an online shopping success story
Khan quits PC race
“It’s really about this vacuum of discussion and ideas. It’s become a race about all these antics and this destructive circus.”
Parents and faculty get a lesson in mental health
“He made a very strong point that in society we are immensely confusing the phenomenon of toxic stress with positive stress."
The March on Washington is coming to Edmonton
“The purpose of this protest is really just taking a stand in support of women’s rights regardless of race, religious relation, political affiliation or sexual orientation."
Animal abuse charges laid in Sturgeon County
An Edmonton man has been charged with multiple offences involving animal cruelty after a dead dog and nine medically distressed dogs were found on his property in Sturgeon County.
Alberta Liberal Party leadership race launches
“The priority is to start rebuilding our constituency association, the grassroots that everybody always talks about, and getting prepared to have 87 candidates in the next general election."