As mail-in ballots for the United Conservative Party leadership review were delivered this week, one voting package was sent to a non-party member’s home in St. Albert.

One of Edmonton’s oldest churches hosted two faith groups on Good Friday to help build community and understanding.

Energy companies are no longer bound by a moratorium on shutting off power, which could cause issues for Albertans with mounting utility bills.

Alberta is calling on Ottawa to cancel the ban on more than 1,500 models of guns and instead fund the tracking and prosecution of those who commit crimes with firearms.

Two men are facing charges after police seized two firearms at separate restaurants and bars this year, the Edmonton Police Service said on Thursday.