Lexi Freehill

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

Fluffy the duck was Albertan Jim Marks and family’s first rescue, but it was far from the last.