Canada’s Einarson into world curling semifinals
Kerri Einarson's curling team secured a 6-5 victory over Japan, advancing to the women's world curling championship semifinals.
High River News
Saturday, March 21, 2026
Politics & Government
Penner: Revelstoke Mountain Resort gives new meaning to snow days
The article describes a personal experience at Revelstoke Mountain Resort, highlighting the author's skiing mishap and the resort's role in providing snow-based recreational activities.
RCMP in B.C. investigate possible ‘organized’ meat theft after 39 cases
RCMP in British Columbia are investigating potential organized meat theft after 39 cases. The pattern and values suggest possible organized activity where stolen meat may be resold.
Last: Biodynamic wines – worth it or hocus pocus?
The article explores biodynamic agriculture, founded in 1924 by Rudolf Steiner, as a response to farmers' concerns about chemical use. It questions whether biodynamic wines are worth the cost or if...
Quebec baseball icon Rodger Brulotte dead at 79
Rodger Brulotte, a beloved voice of baseball in Quebec who called major league baseball games in French including the Montreal Expos, has died. He was 79.
Business & Economy
Federal departments, agencies to shed 12,000 full-time equivalent positions
Federal departments and agencies plan to reduce over 12,000 full-time equivalent positions in the next three years as part of the Carney government’s spending review.
The Oil Prices You See Don’t Tell the Market’s Real Story
The gap between oil futures prices and real-world consumer costs is widening three weeks into the Iran war, affecting Canadians' energy expenses.
Global oil shock ripples through Canada’s economy: FP Video
A global oil shock, linked to the Iran war, is affecting Canada's economy, impacting mortgage rates, the housing market, airfares, and gas prices.
Merz Plans Trump Call While Doubling Down on MAGA Criticism
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz plans to continue engaging with US President Donald Trump while distancing himself from Trump's political base.
Iran Unwilling to Talk About Hormuz as Regime Digs In
Iranian officials are reluctant to discuss reopening the Strait of Hormuz, focusing instead on surviving the US-Israeli pressure, according to a high-level contact with Tehran.
Environment & Climate
A note from Anna Maria Tremonti
Anna Maria Tremonti, a journalist with a career focused on public transparency, expresses cautious trust in The Narwhal's commitment to the public's right to know.
‘It was our little idyll – until the solar farm landed’: the battle raging in the heart of the British countryside
A conflict is emerging in Lincolnshire, UK, between clean energy advocate Ed Miliband and local residents and Reform politicians opposing large-scale solar farms. Council leader Sean Matthews plans...