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Reports of active shooter in northern Alberta community unfounded: RCMP

Alberta RCMP say there is no active shooter in the Buffalo Lake Métis Settlement.

What to do with those piles of kale, wormy apples and other garden goodies this fall

If you're feeling overwhelmed by an overbearing fruit tree or a kale patch that just won't quit, here are some ways to make your fall haul more manageable.

'A very hard day': Jewish and Palestinian communities look ahead to Oct. 7 anniversary

Monday is the first anniversary of the Hamas attack in Israel that killed 1,200 people and sparked a war that has since spread beyond the borders of the Gaza Strip.

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opinion | Tips on managing your financial stress

Financial strain can be an uncomfortable burden to bear, especially if you feel that you're doing as much as you can and are barely managing to stay afloat. Personal finance contributor Christopher Liew shares some tips for managing financial stress and digging your way out of debt.

Crash between motorcycle and van closes Highway 39 near Warburg

Highway 39 near Warburg was closed Saturday after a serious crash involving a motorcycle and a van.

'Sober curious': Younger Canadians turning away from alcohol, data says

According to a survey on recent alcohol consumption, younger Canadians are more likely to have not had a drink in the past week. For those interested in slowing or stopping their alcohol consumption, there's a phrase: 'sober curious.'

'Tough business': NHLers on the league's volatile coaching carousel

Of the 32 NHL head coaches standing behind benches at the start of last season, 12 are no longer in the same role — including the retired Rick Bowness.

The Menendez brothers case is not the only one that's been affected by a true crime documentary

Being an armchair detective has turned into an American obsession, fueled by an abundance of true-crime content in podcasts and television series. But some of those projects have sparked actual legal developments.

'We're losing billions of birds': Backyard risks to Alberta's birds and how you can help make fall migration a successful one

An estimated four billion birds will navigate man-made environments as they travel south from North America during fall migration. Tens of million of them will die en route due to human-created hazards.