One year after Canada Post workers began negotiating a new collective agreement, roughly 55,000 employees of the crown ...

A senior Canadian immigration officer who unreasonably concluded that deporting a Russian would not land him in prison for ...

As of November 15, 2024, the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) has initiated a national strike, resulting in a complete ...

The former interim chair of Alberta Investment Management Corp. has written a letter to the Alberta cabinet minister who fired him last week to dispute what he calls an “incorrect narrative” and ...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s unpopular Liberal government, living on borrowed time, is forging ahead with its plan to cap Canada’s greenhouse gas emissions in the oil and gas sector that critics ...

The Friends of the Millet Library Society is running a annual Silent Auction and 50/50 to fund raise for the Millet Library. The auction runs Nov. 7-21 at the Millet Library during regular business ...

As an opportunity for the community to come together in gratitude and remembrance, more than 3,000 people paid their respects ...

Nation-state cyberattacks have surged to the forefront of concern among Canada’s cybersecurity professionals, with 38 per cent of experts identifying them as their top concern, according to a recent ...

The Alberta government said last week it will cover the 39 per cent increase in RCMP costs that rural municipalities would ...

The Wetaskiwin Ministerial Association/ Wetaskiwin Church of God is continuing to do what it can to help ease the financial burden on the holidays by hosting the Upcycle Toy Drive to help those in ...

Millet firefighters spent Wednesday night battling a structure fire until early Thursday morning. Firefighters were just ...