Local, Regional News

Residents in the federal riding of Cloverdale-Langley City will head to the polls on Monday to elect a new Member of Parliament, but due to the timing of the byelection, candidates are expecting a low voter turnout. Read More

After almost two months of talks, the B.C. NDP have reached a deal for Green MLAs Jeremy Valeriote and Rob Botterell to support the government on confidence votes in exchange for collaboration on key priorities such as health care and environmental protection. Read More

B.C. Ferries is embarking on what it describes as its "largest capital investment in the organization's history." Read More

Re: Broadway plan upzoning has costs; Small businesses in affected areas worry they'll be driven out by taxes, development Read More

Jurors began deliberations Friday evening in the double-murder trial of two Calgary men in the gangland-style shooting of two drug dealers after receiving final legal instructions from Justice Karen Horner. Read More

Head, shoulders, knees and toes. Read More

The head of the city's police oversight agency plans to move to Portugal full-time but will continue governing Edmonton police from overseas. Read More

An autopsy reveals the baby boy found dead in the parking lot behind a shopping complex had died prior to being born. Read More

Here's something to contemplate: In the four-part Netflix profile of David Beckham, they take great pains to highlight how Major League Soccer was so bush league when the English superstar signed on with the L.A. Galaxy in 2007. Read More

More flooding victims are eligible for financial help after the province expanded its disaster support fund. Read More

The Bissell Centre is imploring Albertans to get in the spirit of giving this December by sponsoring and donating gifts to adults with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD) staying in supported living. Read More

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Alberta is investing $5.5 million in its latest round of grants for agencies working to prevent human trafficking and support victims. Read More

Baby snowsuits desperately needed. Read More

“Epic” might be an understatement in this case. Read More

Charities and businesses hammered by the postal strike's donation disruption are heaving sighs of relief over the labour stoppage's apparent end. Read More

Nobody wants to get called up to the NHL because of an injury. Read More

Eight more people have come forward claiming an Edmonton chiropractor sexually assaulted them during treatments. Read More

For a solid 48 hours there, it seemed as if Edmonton Oilers might have added more organizational depth along the blueline. Then the pesky Minnesota Wild got involved and Wednesday's waiver pick-up essentially became Friday waiver "trade". Read More

At US$765 million over 15 years, Juan Soto owns the richest contract in professional sport history. It’s a work of art that accelerates from $51 million to $55 million per year, and $805 million overall if the club wants to avoid his opt-out in 2029. He will earn an otherworldly $6,000 per hour over the contract’s 15-year term. Yet as much as the exquisite hitter and newest New York Met is the biggest winner this week in the business of sport, he has plenty of company on the power wagon. The other big winners are the Mets’ brand, owner Steve Cohen, a Mets fan base that has almost always lived in the shadow of the New York Yankees, and super agent Scott Boras. Read More