- JOINT MEDIA RELEASE October 6, 2026 For immediate release Alberta Blue Cross is teaming up again with Calgary Counselling Centre this year for National Depression Screening Day (NDSD) from October 5 […]
- Investing in the future of AUArtsAlberta’s government is investing $5 million to enhance the student experience at Alberta University of the Arts as the institution celebrates its 100th anniversary. The funding […]
- Pharmacy changes take effect in AlbertaAlbertans can expect fewer pharmacy trips for regular medications, continued drug coverage and new protections for workers 65 and older beginning Oct. 1. Several previously announced […]
- Foster and Kinship Caregiver Month: Minister TurtonMinister of Children and Family Services Searle Turton issued the following statement to recognize Foster and Kinship Caregiver Month: “Each October, we celebrate the incredible […]
- Alberta and Canada advance high-speed rail planAlberta’s plans for high-speed rail between Calgary and Edmonton are moving forward, with the federal government supporting the province’s efforts to advance the project. Alberta’s […]
- More time to get your $100 rebate Albertans now have one more month to apply for their $100 Alberta Energy Rebate to get more money back in their pockets. Alberta’s government […]
- Cracking down on illegal dumping Alberta’s government is cracking down on illegal dumping and high-risk waste facilities to protect communities, private property and the environment. This fall, Alberta’s government plans to […]
- Strengthening North American trade relationshipsMinister of Jobs, Economy, Trade and Immigration Joseph Schow will travel to Mexico and Texas to showcase Alberta’s competitive advantage and partnership opportunities. Starting Sept. 27, Minister […]
- Strengthening school emergency preparednessAlberta is strengthening school safety with new standards to help schools prevent, prepare for and respond to emergencies. Alberta’s government is rolling out new School Critical Emergency Standards […]
- Developing talent for Alberta’s life sciences sectorAlberta is helping graduates gain real-world experience and support innovation through Genome Alberta’s work placements. Alberta’s government is investing an additional $1 million from 2026 […]
- If you're a professional mathematician, you might not be thrilled.
- 'The Exorcist: Martyrs,' starring Scarlett Johansson, opens March 12, 2027.
- Meta's Muse agent has been implicated in several privacy and security issues since it launched less than a month ago.
- There's a big difference between "sugar free" and "no added sugar."
- The future killer's appearance is being kept under wraps before the show hits Peacock next week.
- This output brought to you by Cheez-It.
- From Jack's axe in 'The Shining' to the baby from '2001,' the collection will travel to New York, Los Angeles, Paris, and London.
- Unlike most other fungal infections, Cladophialophora bantiana seems to prefer going after the brain.
- David Ellison prevails in his quest for media domination.
- The strange rules of quantum mechanics could spell the end of our universe. But they might also spare it from one particular fate.
- This is the latest award show to be picked up by a streamer.
- In fairness, having the source code does help.
- The Garmin Enduro 4 promises up to 320 hours of battery while still offering the health and fitness tracking features of the Fenix 9 Pro.
- The report blames corporate control of water systems, climate change, and federal disinvestment in infrastructure.
- A Christmas present to the Altman haters.
- The PartyBox Ultimate 2 uses JBL's AI tool to strip vocals from your songs.
- Hayabusa2 is on an extended mission to collect another batch of samples from a tiny asteroid.
- At least 20 U.S. military sites have been damaged since President Trump started the war.
- “To everything there is a season," wrote King Solomon in his bestselling book, Ecclesiastes. Sadly, the best two seasons of 2026 are […]
- An initiative to bring a sports dome to Drayton Valley took a step forward last week with a funding announcement from the […]
- The return of the Drayton Valley Wildcats after a lengthy hiatus has got me thinking about other fixtures of life in the […]
- This week Weyerhaeuser announced that they will be investing a total of $1,000,000 into Drayton Valley, Alberta over the next several years. […]
- Last Friday, the community celebrated the grand opening of the Northern Lakes College mobile trade unit, a milestone that has been in […]
- Life moves pretty fast. Later this week it will be 25 years to the day since I was woken up by a […]
- The K-9 students at the Tomahawk School have been getting a hands-on learning experience with farming through an agricultural program. The post […]
- If you’re a teacher who has just headed back to school I have some bad news. Facebook says you’ve been doing it […]
- A local woman has made it to the top after losing the most weight and was named the TOPS Queen for 2026. […]
- I remember when I let my kids walk to school alone for the first time. I stood in our big front window […]
- Elections Alberta has announced voting details for the October 19 referendum in East Central Alberta, as advertised in Caribou Publishing newspapers. Additional voting locations […]
- On Thursday, November 5th, the Killam Community Hall in Alberta will host presentations by various guest speakers, including Fish & Wildlife Forensic Services and […]
- Read the 2026 Fall Section completely FREE below or CLICK HERE to read it on Patreon! The post Read it FREE! The 2026 Fall […]
- The latest edition of local paper is out in the mail, on newsstands, on Local Ink (click here), and on Patreon now (click here). […]
- The latest edition of local paper is out in the mail, on newsstands, on Local Ink (click here), and on Patreon now (click here). […]
- Dill’s Plumbing & Heating, owned by Dylan and Reagan Hogstead in Sedgewick, AB, has grown from a garage startup to a thriving business with […]
- The latest edition of local paper is out in the mail, on newsstands, on Local Ink (click here), and on Patreon now (click here). […]
- It is with great sadness that we announce the sudden passing of Anthony (Tony) Zazula of Lamont formerly of St. Michael on September 21, 2026, at the age […]
- It is with deep sadness that the family of Murray William Hafso announce his passing on September 25th , 2026 at the Viking Hospital. Born in Viking Alberta […]
- Carolynne passed away peacefully in the Viking Hospital on September 20, 2026. Born in Killam, Alberta on April 26, 1948 Carolynne was the youngest child and only daughter […]
- Holden Community Hall 4919 – 49 Ave. Holden, AB Sunday October 18, 2026 Music Jam 1 pm Karaoke 4 pm Admission $5 per person Musicians – No Charge […]
- Auction for the estate of Harry Landiak Bids Close Tue. Oct 20th Pre: Oct 17th & 18th, South of Spedden, N.W. of St. Brides, more info to come. […]
- Bruderheim Saturday, October 17 5:00 pm Dinner inside the community hall. Only 130 tickets, so get yours now! Dinner tickets can be purchased at the town office or […]
- $6 / lb or $10 / gallon. If interested, call 780-678-0053. Pick up location is six miles west of Daysland on Highway 13, then north on Range Road […]
- 2wd pick-up, 106,000km, New tires, Battery & Inspection. $5,000. Ph: 780-888-2155. Leave message please. The post 1983 Ford F150 appeared first on Caribou Publishing.
- Tuesday, October 13th, 6:30pm at the Lougheed Curling Club. Everyone Welcome! For more information please call Colton Jackson at 780-385-1128. The post Battle River 4-H Beef Club Organizational […]
- Friday, Oct. 2, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Saturday, Oct. 3, 9 a.m. to Noon. Daysland United Church. The post Fall Clothing Sale appeared first on Caribou Publishing.