Alberta government to review intersection where 3 junior hockey players died in crash
The Alberta government says it will review an intersection where three junior hockey players died in a car crash while heading to practice.
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Religion, Lesser Slave River No 124 News
Wednesday, February 4, 2026
Politics & Government
Lorne Gunter: Unity requires Central Canada to take Alberta grievances seriously
I am not a separatist. And the separatists are doing their damnedest to keep it that way. Having said that, central Canadian politicians and journalists continue to belittle our province and treat us...
'Double-edged sword'; Mixed feelings over Downtown as provincial workers return to office
'Not supporting your downtown is not an effective way to operate a city'
Immigration system, marine and coastal protection and military justice in the spotlight
House and Senate committees are discussing various topics including immigration, marine and coastal protection, and military justice.
Anand to attend meeting in Washington as U.S. seeks international collaboration on critical minerals
Rubio is hosting representatives from European, African and Asian nations
Business & Economy
Venezuelan expats who helped propel Canada oil sands growth see return home as unlikely
Venezuelan expats who contributed to Canada's oil sands growth are unlikely to return home, as their skills and expertise remain valuable in Canada.
Registrar Corp Acquires TechniCAL and Becomes the Global Compliance Leader in Shelf-stable Packaged Foods Safety
Registrar Corp acquires TechniCAL, becoming the global compliance leader in shelf-stable packaged foods safety.
Solstice Gold Defines Extension of IP Anomaly at Red Cedar Discovery, Strathy Gold Project
Solstice Gold Corp. announces results of an additional IP survey at its Strathy Gold Project in Ontario, Canada, and plans to commence a 2,750m diamond drill program by mid-February.
Kinaxis Announces Intention to Maximize Size of Normal Course Issuer Bid
Kinaxis Inc. intends to amend its normal course issuer bid to increase the number of common shares it can repurchase from 1,403,042 to an unspecified amount.
WELL Health Provides Corporate Update on Capital Allocation Program Including Expanded Credit Facility and the Strategic Acquisition of a Leading E-Consult Platform
WELL Health's Canadian Clinics business acquired a leading e-consult platform in Alberta, Canada, expected to contribute $45 million in annual revenue.