Wildfire smoke to blanket Edmonton through Tuesday as city issues extreme weather response Wildfire smoke from fires in the Northwest Territories and northern Saskatchewan is expected to linger over Edmonton …
Oversight finds gaps in sharing information with foreign entities that could risk torture Federal watchdog warns that sharing information with foreign entities may risk complicity in torture and urges agencies …
Conservationists say Wonder Valley proposal could consume three-quarters of Alberta’s power Alberta Wilderness Association warns the Wonder Valley proposal could use up to 75% of the province’s 10 GW capacity, …
Fort McMurray basement fires damage two homes; one blaze linked to laptop battery Two basement fires in Fort McMurray on July 15, 2026, damaged two homes and sent crews to …
Truecaller Raises Public Challenge to TRAI Over India’s 1400/1600 Caller ID Rules Truecaller clashes with India’s telecom regulator after new rules limit caller ID spam labels for the 1400 and …
Orange thunderstorm watch: Golf ball-sized hail possible in Calgary Sunday Environment Canada issues an orange thunderstorm watch for Calgary; golf ball-sized hail possible Sunday afternoon to early evening. Check alerts; …
Edmonton mosquito control faces surge after city records wettest June on record Heavy rainfall made June Edmonton’s wettest on record, triggering a surge in mosquitoes and renewed debate over the …
Lethbridge EMS funding gap would cost taxpayers millions, city figures show Lethbridge warns EHS funding changes could add millions to municipal bills, possibly raising taxes and jeopardizing the city’s 114-year …
WMO warns El Niño will strengthen, raising global risks of heatwaves, drought and heavy rain WMO warns a strengthening El Niño will raise risks of heatwaves, drought and heavy rainfall …
Alberta iGaming market set to launch July 13, 2026, amid economic concerns Alberta iGaming market launches July 13, 2026; province forecasts $76M first year, but researchers warn foreign operators could …
