Alberta’s government has launched a campaign called “Scrap the Cap” to oppose the federal government’s proposed oil and gas emissions cap, highlighting what it sees as risks to jobs and families. Premier Danielle Smith says the cap would hurt Alberta’s energy industry, encouraging Canadians to speak out against it....

A woman in Cold Lake was seriously injured on October 28 after being hit by an electric scooter on Millennium Trail around 8 a.m. The RCMP temporarily closed part of the trail near Museum Way as emergency crews assisted. She was taken by STARS Air Ambulance to Edmonton, and...

Métis Crossing is gearing up to celebrate Métis Week from November 10th to the 16th. The week will be filled with fun activities and experiences showcasing unique Métis traditions. There will be a special memorial day honouring Louis Riel on November 16th, with drop-in visiting activities open to all....

The Smoky Lake Regional Chamber of Commerce is gearing up for their annual Community Christmas Party. The event will take place at Métis Crossing on Saturday, December 14th and will include a buffet supper, dancing, and cocktails. For admission information or to purchase tickets you can call or text...

The Local Sports and Events Hosts Grant is still being offered by the Town of Vegreville. The Grant is intended to financially assist groups, teams, leagues, and organizations that bring visitors, including participants, attendees, and spectators to Vegreville through tournaments, events, or competitions. Successful applicants are eligible for a...

The Alberta government is asking the courts to block the federal carbon tax heating oil exception put in last fall, with Premier Danielle Smith saying the hope is the tax will be repealed altogether. Smith says the exemption mainly benefits Atlantic Canada with those who use heating oil in...