Palliser Post Staff
Dominic LeBlanc is back in Washington for a second straight week of trade talks as a 50 per cent U.S. tariff deadline — with real stakes for southern Alberta producers — looms Aug. 19.
by Palliser Post StaffBrooks RCMP say two incendiary devices were thrown into a South Shore Drive backyard early Aug. 2, sparking a small fire. Investigators are calling it targeted and want doorbell camera footage from the area.
by Palliser Post StaffAlberta has laid out registration and financial-security requirements for wind and solar operators, ensuring reclamation costs don't land on landowners once projects reach end of life.
by Palliser Post StaffThe 18th annual Reno Rodeo near Consul, Sask. drew a full card of competitors and a weekend of small-town programming, powered by local ranchers and volunteers.
by Palliser Post StaffA tentative deal ended WestJet's flight attendant strike early Monday, but the airline is still cancelling flights as it works through the backlog.
by Palliser Post StaffTwenty-five trucks tore through 180-foot mud pits in Tompkins, Sask. this weekend, with all proceeds keeping the small town's community rink running for another year.
by Palliser Post StaffThe Town of Gull Lake's 2026 Visitor Guide is now circulating around town and at regional tourism centres, spotlighting local attractions and businesses.
by Palliser Post StaffSMRID has raised farm-gate water allocation to 17 inches for 2026 as reservoirs hold steady through a hot summer, with regular updates continuing through the season.
by Palliser Post Staff