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Guy Gaudreau was only three or four strides onto the Saddledome ice and already had Dustin Wolf wrapped in a hug. Read More

There is tinkering and fine tuning, and then there is the Edmonton Elks. Read More

If Edmonton politicians don't like the province's move to axe all speed trap "fishing holes," they only have themselves to blame. Read More

David McCann does have a paying job — he's the general manager of Creekhouse Industries on Granville Island. Read More

Matthew Boldy provides fuel for a high-octane first line on the NHL's top team and will be named to the U.S. roster Wednesday for the Four Nations tournament in February. Read More

Things are starting to heat up. Read More

A former B.C. resident has been fined $18.4 million for diverting millions of customer deposits for his cryptocurrency trading platform to gambling. Read More

The Alberta government announced it will be slashing the number of photo radar sites across the province by 70 per cent from 2,200 locations to 650 next year. Read More

Edmonton is facing a fiscal, social, and political crisis, the result of years of all levels of government kicking the can down the road. Serious and chronic underfunding has systematically starved the city of providing the services and infrastructures necessary for its residents to survive and thrive. Read More

Scrolling through social media, it can seem like everyone has a new designer bag, every month. Read More

Thousands of Taylor Swift fans are set to descent upon downtown Vancouver for the Eras Tour, Dec. 6-8. And they will be hungry. Read More

Stormy weather in British Columbia dropped more than 200 millimetres of rain on parts of the central coast and more than 70 centimetres of snow near the Alaska Panhandle. Read More

MUNICH — Canada captain Alphonso Davies has been handed a one-month driving ban after being pulled over by police in Munich last week. Read More

AC/DC has announced it will bring its The Power Up Tour tour to Vancouver in April 2025. Here's what you need to know about the show: Read More

When the top U.S. colleges changed their eligibility rules for hockey players, one of the worst-case scenarios being predicted was the eventual demise of the SJHL and its fellow junior A leagues. Read More

Canada Post has presented the union representing some 55,000 striking postal workers with a framework to reach negotiated agreements, the corporation said. Read More

A look at Monday's Edmonton weather from Environment Canada. Read More

A jury has found Regina chiropractor Ruben Adam Manz guilty of sexual assault against one former patient. Read More

A long, long time ago in a universe far, far away, a concert ticket with a $20 price was enough to give the buyer pause. Did you really want to make that kind of investment only to be bummed out when the gig wasn't all that? Read More

Q: My partner and I like to take advantage of cheap flights in January to somewhere warmer. We started doing this about 10 years ago, once the kids finished high school, and it became our Christmas gift to each other. However, he lost his job in October and now we’re debating if we should skip our tradition this year. We can mostly afford to go and would cover the trip with our credit card, paying it off with his severance pay if we had to. We don’t have a lot of debt, just our mortgage and car payments, and we asked about deferring a mortgage payment or two if we had to. We could do that to free up some cash. Is it a really bad idea to spend money on our one holiday a year when we’re down one income? ~Roxanne  Read More