Leduc RCMP in collaboration with the City of Leduc initiate Project Streetlight
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Leduc RCMP in collaboration with the City of Leduc initiate Project Streetlight

Project Street Light was initiated by Leduc RCMP and the City of Leduc in response to community concerns about social disorder and safety in public spaces. Launched on October 10, 2025, it focused on street safety, wrap-around services for vulnerable individuals, and community engagement, resulting in arrests, tickets issued, and support services provided.
‘Our freedom must always be cherished and defended’
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‘Our freedom must always be cherished and defended’

Alberta MLA Justin Wright emphasized the sacrifices of Canada's military during a recent legislative session ahead of Remembrance Day. He highlighted the ongoing duty to honor soldiers who fought for freedom and to remember the more than 120,000 Canadians lost in military service. A moment of silence will be held nationwide to reflect on these sacrifices.
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High youth unemployment justifies lack of movement on minimum wage, UCP says

The UCP is cautious about raising Alberta's minimum wage due to potential increases in youth unemployment. A proposed bill aims to raise the minimum wage to $16 this year and adjust it annually based on inflation. Critics argue that current policies inadequately address affordability, with many minimum wage workers living below the poverty line.
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Elk Point RCMP arrests and charges female after victim escapes from stolen vehicle

On Nov. 9, 2025, at approximately 3:30 pm, Elk Point RCMP officers at an unrelated traffic stop when they were flagged down by a victim who had escaped from a stolen vehicle. The victim approached police advising she was assaulted, threatened and taken in the reportedly stolen vehicle. It was believed the driver of the stolen vehicle also had a Canada wide warrant for arrest.
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Alberta’s Indigenous veterans share their experiences

Indigenous veterans have historically faced neglect in recognition compared to their non-Indigenous counterparts. The first Indigenous Remembrance Day was established in 1994 to honor their contributions. Blackfoot veterans Kendrick Fox and Tricia Willows shared their military experiences, highlighting their cultural connections and the importance of honoring their heritage during service.
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‘Cherished and essential’ industry finds a friend in school project slated for southeastern Alberta

The Yuill School of Agriculture in Cypress County, Alberta, aims to enhance agricultural education for high school students, providing hands-on training and industry certifications. Supported by government funding and the Yuill Family Foundation, the school will open in 2027, fostering community collaboration and future workforce development in Alberta's vital agricultural industry.