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On April 10, 2024, at approximately 8 a.m., officers of the Camrose Police Service, while investigating a report of theft of fuel, observed a suspicious Ford F-350. As the officer turned around to catch up to the suspect vehicle, it immediately fled at a high rate of speed. Officers were able to maintain a visual…
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On April 2, 2024, the Camrose Police Service arrested a resident of Camrose and charged him with one count of manslaughter. The charge is related to an incident on November 11, 2023, where the accused and the victim were involved in a physical altercation. Both individuals were known to each other. Following a thorough investigation…
Crystal St.Pierre, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Navigating a new path in life isn’t always easy, but the Elizabeth Fry (EFry) Society of Greater Vancouver is advocating for individuals across Canada hoping to get clear of a particular barrier. Its Pardon Me Program offers assistance to those exploring the criminal record suspension process. Since EFry launched…
Léa Beaulieu-Kratchanov, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter For two months, Meta has blocked the recommendation of “political” content by default on its Instagram and Threads platforms. This latest update is part of a continuum of restriction of sensitive content on the tech giant’s platforms, which could have a greater impact among young people. Through a new…
Mina Kerr-Lazenby, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter “Why isn’t anybody looking for you? Doesn’t anybody care that you’re missing?” It was Day 3 of captivity for 21-year-old Lenore Rattray. Since being kidnapped at gunpoint less than 72 hours earlier, she had been berated, beaten and sexually abused. Her clothes were gone, her stomach was empty, and…
Sheena Shirani, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter In the intricate tapestry of immigrant experiences, the sorrow of losing loved ones without the chance for final goodbyes resonates with a profound ache. Whether the news arrives via a phone call or a distant video connection, the anguish is tangible, echoing across continents. Dr. Maurice Eisenbruch, a professor…