Northern BC leaders relieved by Alberta’s southern pipeline pitch
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Northern BC leaders relieved by Alberta’s southern pipeline pitch

Leaders in northwestern BC expressed relief as the federal and Alberta governments announced a southern route for a proposed oil pipeline, excluding Kitimat and Prince Rupert from contention. Community responses are mixed, balancing economic hopes against environmental concerns and Indigenous opposition. Local leaders emphasize the importance of prioritizing alternative industrial projects.
Young Albertans recognized with distinguished honours
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Young Albertans recognized with distinguished honours

The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Citizenship Awards honored eight exceptional Alberta high school students for their leadership and community impact. Among the recipients are Natasha Murphy, who supports newcomers, and Kate Hadwin, a multi-sport athlete involved in various local initiatives. These awards celebrate youth commitment to service, demonstrating creativity and compassion.
The Community Press turns 118!
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The Community Press turns 118!

On July 16, 2026, The Community Press marks 118 years of continuous publishing since its inaugural edition in 1908. As the milestone of 120 years approaches, readers can access the July 16, 1908 edition for free on Patreon, reflecting on the legacy of the publication in a changing world.
AISH recipient details how the transition to ADAP is affecting her
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AISH recipient details how the transition to ADAP is affecting her

Chonita Sims, a resident of Raymond, Alberta, faces severe mental health challenges due to the Alberta government's transition from AISH to ADAP. She struggles with conditions such as CPTSD and social anxiety, which hinder her ability to work. Her mental health has deteriorated significantly, causing isolation and fear of losing financial support, as well as threats to her housing stability.
Alberta whisky deserves better than separatism and overregulation, warns aficionado
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Alberta whisky deserves better than separatism and overregulation, warns aficionado

Richard Liebrecht, a whisky vlogger, urges Albertans to embrace their unique whisky identity amid new legislation reflecting the province's brewing potential. He warns against separatism harming the industry and emphasizes the need for originality, suggesting whisky hubs over imitation trails, while highlighting Alberta's distinctive flavors and the promise of local distilleries.
Vulcan non-profit society victim of over $15k in fraud
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Vulcan non-profit society victim of over $15k in fraud

In September 2025, Rainbow Literacy and Learning Society reported fraud involving their executive director, Barbara Moore-Coffey, who allegedly misused the society's credit card, stealing over $15,000. Charged with eight criminal offenses by Vulcan RCMP, she is scheduled to appear in court on August 19, 2026.
EDITORIAL: Despite challenges, News Media in Canada remains a massive economic driver
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EDITORIAL: Despite challenges, News Media in Canada remains a massive economic driver

The Canadian news media remains vital, with 71% of Canadians consuming news daily. However, government advertising favors American digital giants, contributing just $222,000 to print media amidst a $78.15 million budget. A stronger commitment to local media could enhance economic benefits and support journalism in communities, ensuring local news persists.