A man has been charged with a serious murder charge. This follows a fatal shooting in Alberta's north in the year 2023. The RCMP is also looking into thefts from nearby properties in Kippens. They are also investigating a $40,000 generator theft in Codroy Pond. Meanwhile, a memorial is in place. It honors six officers who lost their lives in the line of duty in the year 2026.
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