Neuron e-scooters and e-bikes launch in Lethbridge
On Friday, Lethbridge launched Neuron electric scooters and electric bikes across the city. They're a quick, easy, and sustainable way to travel.
On Friday, Lethbridge launched Neuron electric scooters and electric bikes across the city. They're a quick, easy, and sustainable way to travel.
After years of working harder than he ever has, Dr. Darren Markland -- an Edmonton doctor known for guiding people through the COVID-19 pandemic -- is closing his practice.
City of Saskatoon administration is recommending an increase of 50 per cent in funding for pound services at the SPCA, but the SPCA says that isn't enough to cover costs.
The passing of a young man from Thunderchild First Nation shocks many as he was known as a role model and an ambassador for the Cree language as a fluent speaker.
The suspects were seen running into a wooded area behind Brian Street in East Preston 'and are believed to be armed.' Residents are being told to shelter in place.
At 13 year old was awarded a shopping spree Friday as he was named 2022 Children's Miracle Network Champion representing the Stollery Children's Hospital.
A group of people from Treaty 6 Territory are on a walk across Canada in honour of missing and murdered Indigenous women (MMIWG2).
'That leaves me with no money for other things in life. Finding good accommodation in itself is a problem. Finding good affordable accommodation is impossible.'
Lethbridge organizations are split on what the federal budget could mean for residents of the southern Alberta city.
Police are investigating an assault that took place at or near an Edmonton high school on Friday.
Brian Jean previously expressed concerns over the UCP voter list, alleging there are thousands of people on the list who have not paid for their own memberships.
The federal government is allocating $25 million making menstrual products to the unhoused. One woman is making a difference in the well-being of those in Indigenous communities.
The $500,000 in funding that was formerly dedicated to the aerial mosquito control program in Edmonton will instead be reinvested in biological control.