Lexi Freehill

Sharri Johnson made 150 fraudulent payments to personal account, credit card, over two years

Athabasca University’s newest writer in residence sheds poetic light on pain of the past and present

“There’s a general public perception that there’s a public crisis around sleep,” said Huebener. “Not everyone agrees exactly what that crisis is, or what kind of sleep would really be ideal, but there is a sense of almost panic that people are not getting enough sleep.”

According to an RCMP press release, the westbound pick-up collided with the commercial vehicle, resulting in injuries to both drivers. A 14-year-old passenger travelling in the pick-up was declared deceased on scene.

Saskatchewan man unfamiliar with the area fined $1,250 for speeding by a rural Northern Alberta school in September.

Aurora Peat Products will have to pay thousands after a contractor for their company was pulled over driving a vehicle with no insurance after a former executive had agreed to insure the vehicle, even though they no longer owned it.

Folklife and Superstition includes historic first-hand accounts from over 260 locations

RCMP officers found to have acted within their duties when they shot and injured a man firing at them with a rifle.

Don Crews of Lloydminster once again won the prize for biggest pumpkin, with one monster specimen weighing in at a whopping 2,137 pounds.

Hundreds of Canadians from near and far gathered in Smoky Lake to watch the annual, much-anticipated Giant Pumpkin Drop