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Westlock woman faces $2,500 fine after her dog killed neighbour’s rabbits

Westlock woman faces $2,500 fine after her dog killed neighbour’s rabbits

Woman ordered to pay $300 in restitution after dog killed pet rabbit.
Campers evacuated after flaring wildfire trapped them in southern B.C. backcountry

Campers evacuated after flaring wildfire trapped them in southern B.C. backcountry

VANCOUVER — About 80 campers have been evacuated from Cathedral Provincial Park in southern British Columbia after being trapped overnight by a nearby wildfire.
Concern mounting over 'extensive' Upper Highwood logging plans in Kananaskis

Concern mounting over 'extensive' Upper Highwood logging plans in Kananaskis

Thousands of Albertans are voicing opposition to a plan to clearcut about 2,000 football fields worth of forest in Kananaskis Country’s Upper Highwood set to begin this winter.
Vandalism on the rise in Athabasca, say residents left to deal with damage

Vandalism on the rise in Athabasca, say residents left to deal with damage

Social-media post garnered significant community traction after plant displays hit for a second time
VinFast soars in market debut as it pushes North American expansion

VinFast soars in market debut as it pushes North American expansion

The company, which merged its Canadian and U.S. operations into VinFast North America in January, saw its valuation soar from a market debut of US$23 billion Tuesday on the Nasdaq to $86 billion by the end of the day.
Much-needed rental units could come with Banff boundary change

Much-needed rental units could come with Banff boundary change

“We believe apartment housing has the highest potential to address the needs of our community. Considering its location and the use and scale of the existing neighbouring property, an apartment housing development at 242 Marmot Cres. would have negligible visual and traffic impacts into the area.”
Kids overdosing is a public health emergency, Canadian pediatricians say

Kids overdosing is a public health emergency, Canadian pediatricians say

The report says fatal overdoses are the leading cause of death in children and teens between 10 and 18 years old in Western Canada.  
City welcomes new community garden in Lanark

City welcomes new community garden in Lanark

“Right now we’re just really excited to have people interested in it."
Wildfires continue to menace large areas of N.W.T., move within 16 km of Yellowknife

Wildfires continue to menace large areas of N.W.T., move within 16 km of Yellowknife

Yellowknife, with 20,000 residents, is one of many communities in the N.W.T. grappling with more than 200 wildfires that have already burned an area four times the size of Prince Edward Island.
Westlock’s proposed solar power project awaiting environmental review

Westlock’s proposed solar power project awaiting environmental review

Province pauses approval of new renewable electricity generation projects for six months
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