Pipeline Support Surges as Canada Seeks Escape from Trump’s Trade Tumult
Pipelines Gain New Life as Canada Seeks to Diversify Energy Trade Amid U.S. Uncertainty OTTAWA — With tariffs, trade wars, and the unpredictable tactics of U.S. President Donald Trump dominating economic headlines, oil pipelines are making a comeback in Canadian conversations. Canada’s Industry Minister, François-Philippe Champagne, began speaking positively about east-west oil pipelines last month, and the idea is gaining traction across the country. Recent polling by the Angus Reid…
Freedom Convoy Leader Pat King Sentenced to House Arrest, Community Service
Freedom Convoy Leader Pat King Sentenced to House Arrest, Community Service OTTAWA — Controversial Freedom Convoy leader Pat King has been sentenced to three months of house arrest, 100 hours of community service, and one year of probation for his…
Police Seek Tips in Man Missing Since 2022
Wood Buffalo RCMP Continue Search for Man Missing Since 2022 Wood Buffalo RCMP are still searching for Preston McDonald, a 30-year-old man who has been missing for over two years. McDonald was last seen on July 21, 2022, in Anzac,…
Wildfire Season Begins March 1
Alberta prepares for upcoming wildfire season Alberta’s wildfire season officially begins March 1, and the province is already gearing up for what officials predict will be a more typical year. With back-to-back years of drought, recent fire seasons have stretched…
Fort McMurray Hosts Alberta’s Top Robotics Teams in Quest for World Championship Spots
Fort McMurray to Host 2025 Alberta VEX Robotics Championships FORT MCMURRAY, AB. — The top middle and high school robotics teams from across Alberta will converge in Fort McMurray this weekend for the 2025 Alberta Provincial VEX Robotics Championships. The…