“Taking harmful drugs off the street and guns out of the hands of drug dealers, is top priority for ALERT and a double win ...

Raging driver follows victim then confronts them with a sword, saying they were cut off in traffic. The victim was able to get to safety. When police arrived on scene, the victim was able to tell them ...

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Keyano College is laying off staff, merging positions with existing vacancies and restructuring other jobs in every department ahead of its budget for the 2024-25 academic year. Buyouts and early ...

The 2021 municipal census found the population of the Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo is 106,059 people, a five per cent decrease from the 2018 census. The shrinking population continues a trend that was ...

Eight teams will battle for the league championship. As the first pro women's baseball league in decades launches, a Fort McMurray woman joins a groundbreaking class of athletes. Head coach Joey ...

A group of local business owners have stopped sponsoring the Fort McMurray Oil Barons (MOB) until changes are made to its leadership. In messages sent to the board and interviews with Fort McMurray ...

It’s a landslide victory for Conservative incumbent Laila Goodridge. Fort McMurray-Cold Lake will remain a loyal shade of Tory blue after, as of 1:10 a.m. Tuesday, Goodridge collected 37,179 votes and ...

Suncor’s fleet of automated heavy hauler trucks is meeting the company’s performance and safety expectations. The fleet, which is already Canada’s largest fleet of autonomous vehicles, is on schedule ...

As the winter thaws, workers will soon unpack the McMurray Métis Cultural Centre after construction halted in 2022. The site has been boarded up and winterized after financial and logistic problems ...

Amina Khan opened a Pakistani restaurant in downtown Fort McMurray earlier this year after she saw demand for food that reflected the region’s diversity. No one was offering Pakistani cuisine and many ...

The federal government is funding a $12 million, 10-year study on whether the oilsands is causing serious impacts on the health of people living in Fort Chipewyan. For decades, local leaders have ...