Local, Regional News

GOLD COAST, Australia – Just before former Australian “bikie” Sven Kelly went to prison in 2018 for doing the bidding of his former motorcycle club, his mates turned on him, kicked him out and even threatened him with death. Read More

When and where: Friday, 4 p.m., Bridgestone Arena Read More

PAW Patrol is rolling into Regina. Read More

The Vancouver Canucks have history on their side when they take on the Nashville Predators in Game 6 of their first-round playoff series Friday at Bridgestone Arena. Read More

Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation (PBCN) Chief Peter Beatty is hopeful a visit from Ottawa will pave the way for a safer road ahead in the troubled community of Pelican Narrows. Read More

It's the first weekend of May and that means BMO Vancouver Marathon time. Read More

VICTORIA — When crude oil finally started flowing through the much delayed and wildly overbudget Trans Mountain pipeline expansion this week, it confirmed a final defeat for the B.C. New Democrats.  Read More

There's been a steady drip of negative talk about Evander Kane in Edmonton this past hockey season, with the dam bursting at season's end when Kane admitted he'd been playing hurt with a sports hernia. Read More

Year-round parking fees at Spanish Banks Beach Park's five parking lots could be coming. Read More

A fire that started in the attic of a house south of the Glenmore Reservoir was controlled Thursday night, with the homeowner exiting unscathed. Read More

Drivers and mechanics at West Vancouver's Blue Bus service have voted to strike if needed to seal a new collective agreement. Read More

Michelle Wright remembers a childhood of riding bikes through the courtyard of Vancouver's Little Mountain neighbourhood with the other kids who lived there, climbing trees together in nearby Queen Elizabeth Park, sleeping over at each other's homes, going to church with each others' families. Read More

Following each game in the first round between the Edmonton Oilers and Los Angeles Kings, we’ll be providing a quick synopsis of the clubs’ goaltending performances. Read More

Farm Credit Canada (FCC) has denied a rumour raised on the floor of the legislative assembly that the lender plans to move its head office to Quebec. Read More

The federal government’s decision to cover diabetes medication and devices under its new pharmacare plan is a significant step forward in improving the quality of life for the millions of people in Canada who live with diabetes, especially those who struggle to afford treatments. Read More

Waivers are ubiquitous in society. Go skiing, jump at a trampoline park or run a race and you will be asked to sign a waiver as a condition of participating. Many people breezily scan and sign it without understanding its contents, thinking that despite the admonition they are forfeiting the right to sue, they still can. The law is clear that, subject to some narrow exceptions, people who sign a contract are bound to it even if they have not read it. We confess we’ve never read our cellular plan contract. Read More

VICTORIA — Former NDP MLA Selina Robinson launched a bitter attack on Premier David Eby this week, accusing him of “gaslighting” the Jewish community with empty promises to do something about antisemitism. Read More

Bay Day looked like no-show day on Thursday at the department store's flagship downtown location. Read More

E-scooter riders could be dinged for a bad parking job when the vehicles return to Edmonton streets this spring. Read More

Fort Calgary, no longer. In an act of reconciliation and rebranding, the museum and event centre that sits at the birthplace of modern-day Calgary will henceforth be known as Confluence Historic Site and Parkland. Read More