Local, Regional News

“We are really excited to have our little place away from home,” says Amy. Read More

When it comes to hosting for the holidays, things can get chaotic really quick. I’ve learned the hard way over the years that elaborate menus and complicated drinks aren't the way to go. Especially if you want to be able to enjoy the party at all. Read More

The story of Birks is a retail recounting that starts in Montreal but quickly grows to encompass much more of Canada. Read More

With family on the West Coast and his twin brother out east, the temptation might have been for Jalen Philpot to take his pass-catching talents away from the Calgary Stampeders. Read More

Two prisoners have died at Edmonton's pre-trial lockup in the span of two days. Read More

As minister of Tourism and Sport, I have the privilege of sharing Alberta’s story and collaborating with industry partners to help Alberta’s tourism industry reach its greatest heights. Since assuming the role in June of 2023, I have found nearly all my conversations about tourism have a central theme, whether speaking with Albertans or travellers from around the world: The world — and Albertans — want more Alberta! Read More

A sentencing hearing for a Calgary couple in the death of their badly burned and emaciated toddler has been scheduled for next year. Read More

This year, 12 Saskatchewan lawyers have been honoured with King's Counsel designations. Read More

Jody Shenkarek and Bob Blair: Pedal steel and country feel are on deck Saturday afternoon for an intimate free show Downtown: local crooner Shenkarek paired up with Blair’s fine twang and vibrato. Read More

Dave Cameron had just hung up his skates. Read More

The Roughriders were ranked among the league's best franchises in a survey conducted this past season by the CFL Players' Association. Hoping to show potential free agents how prospective workplaces compare, the CFLPA also hopes its survey will "contribute to raising standards for conditions across the league." Read More

EDMONTON — Alberta's government is announcing new coal mining regulations, expected by the end of 2025, along with a round of consultations with industry players on how to implement them. Read More

SWIFT CURRENT, Sask. — Saskatchewan’s highest court has given a thumbs-down to an appeal in a legal case involving the use of an emoji. Read More

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says she is proud of her government's accomplishments from 2024, but is also bracing for some hard, fiscal-lined challenges coming in 2025, most immediately a probable fiscal deficit that could be exacerbated by looming American tariffs. Read More

A new book challenges the idea that abstinence is the only path to a healthy relationship with alcohol. Read More

With the winter solstice on Saturday, many residents in Metro Vancouver may be dreaming of a white Christmas. Read More

Listen, there's a lot you've heard by now. Read More

A team of city of Vancouver employees is working to tackle the vexing problem of derelict buildings in Vancouver. Read More

A Wonderful Life, Miracle on 34th Street, Love Actually and Diehard are movies that many people point to when asked to unwrap their picks for favourite holiday movies. Read More

VICTORIA — Premier David Eby announced a public sector “hiring freeze” last week in response to concerns that the government has been adding jobs at three times the rate of the private sector. Read More