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Viking’s Grace Sutter turns 90 – the March 18 Weekly Review is out now!
The latest edition of local paper is out in the mail, on newsstands, and on Patreon now (click here).
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Debit fraud totals nearly $3,000, says Viking RCMP
On March 2-6, Viking RCMP conducted traffic patrols, issued warnings and violation tickets, and responded to various incidents including wildlife collisions, an arrest warrant for failing to attend court, and a fraudulent debit card report. Investigations into a power line incident and complaints about erratic driving are ongoing.
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Tofield RCMP sees increase in assaults and B&Es
Sgt. Clayton Mamchur, Tofield RCMP detachment commander, addressed the council on February 23 regarding operations between October and December 2025. Despite staffing shortages, he highlighted efforts to improve communication with the public and address rising incidents of domestic violence and property crimes through strategic patrol updates.
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High winds cause severe damage to Bruderheim townhouse roof
Residents in Bruderheim are cleaning up after strong winds damaged a townhouse complex's roof, exposing parts of the structure and scattering debris. Although no injuries were reported, residents, including Lizzy McDonald, expressed concern. An insurance inspector is scheduled to assess the damage, while property owners work to secure the roofs.
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Andrew Rural Academy building momentum first year – opens registration for 2026
Andrew Rural Academy is thriving in its inaugural year, with strong re-registration and interest from new families for the upcoming school year. Principal Terrance Prusak highlights community events, including a successful Christmas concert and a chick-hatching science project. Staff are continually enhancing their STEM teaching methods while preparing for future gardening projects.
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Viking RCMP deal with break-ins and wellness checks
Between February 23 and 26, Viking police addressed multiple incidents, including a welfare check on overdue travellers, a youth threatening harm, a lost passport report, credit card fraud exceeding $14,000, and a mental health assistance call. They also intervened in a parenting order issue regarding unauthorized contact.
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Village of Ryley donates fire truck to museum
Ryley Council has donated a decommissioned 1963 fire truck to the Ryley Museum, where it will complete the collection of retired fire vehicles. Repair costs were deemed too high for continued use, and the truck has served various public works functions. The donation honors its historical significance in Ryley.
Posted inAlberta Crime Lamont Leader News News
Dead calves left along rural roads leave residents disturbed – looking for answers
Several residents of Lamont County say they have been disturbed after discovering several deceased calves discarded along rural roads in recent weeks, prompting concern and calls for answers.
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Edmonton Police arrest three males following string of B&Es using Jaws of Life
Three men have been charged by the Edmonton Police Service following a series of break-ins across Edmonton between December 2025 and January 2026, estimated to cause damages between $750,000 and $1 million. The thefts included high-end items and rescue tools. The suspects face over 200 charges combined.
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Fort Saskatchewan RCMP arrests youth in targeted airsoft shootings complaint
It was previously reported that Fort Saskatchewan RCMP have responded to six calls for service involving teens with imitation firearms in the past week or so.