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The lack of indoor soccer-specific spaces in Calgary has reached a breaking point, according to the Calgary Minor Soccer Association. Read More

More than 11,000 illegally placed roadside signs in Calgary have been removed in the past year, thanks to a bylaw amendment approved by city council last year. Read More

Alberta is seeing an increase in abandoned health records alongside an "alarming" trend of "snooping" employees misusing health information for unauthorized purposes, according to the latest annual report by the province's privacy commissioner. Read More

Edmonton is cloaked in sparkling snow and the calendar is about to flip to December. That means one thing for ballet lovers: the return of The Nutcracker, opening Wednesday in Edmonton and Dec. 13 in Calgary. Read More

Oddbird Art & Craft Winter Fair: In these emotionally challenging times, an institution like Oddbird is such an oasis. A perfect place to one-stop solve some give-and-take obligations, the selection of holiday gift possibilities is super-wide, generally non-generic, and, in many cases, delightfully affordable. Read More

The passing of Bill C-64 opens the door for the federal government to negotiate agreements with each province and territory so that all Canadians would pay nothing when they fill prescriptions for contraceptives and diabetes medications. Read More

The appeal of a man convicted for the robbery of a Regina pizza joint has been dismissed by Canada's highest court. Read More

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When it comes to brews, dark times call for dark beers. And no, there’s no moral nor philosophical allusions being attempted here. With the clocks rolled back and December fast approaching, it’s getting darker earlier — and for more hours of the day. Not to mention colder. Yes, times like these call for cranking up the roasted malts. Here are a few beers to help keep the tastebuds cosy. Read More

Finding the perfect present is a gift in itself, but even Santa needs a little help. Here are a few ideas designed to spark comfort, joy, and personal transformation. Read More

Executive Chef Patrick Gaylor runs the kitchen at Okanagan’s Mission Hill Family Estate Winery and makes a mean house-made apple chutney. Read More

Two people were killed on Calgary's roads Wednesday night, including a pedestrian who was struck on Elbow Drive S.W., and a Samaritan who was pinned under his own car after stopping to assist a broken-down vehicle on Crowchild Trail. Read More

The late-game hit Filip Hronek took Wednesday night appears to have handed him lasting consequences. Read More

Air Canada is poised to roll out facial recognition technology at the gate, making it the first Canadian airline to deploy the software in a bid to streamline the boarding process. Read More

Hudson's Bay Company is backing out of its plan to operate a store at the redeveloped Oakridge Park in Vancouver. Read More

The Saskatchewan Roughriders have 32 players with expiring contracts ahead of CFL free agency. Read More

This season's ski and snowboard season on B.C.'s South Coast is off to a roaring start, welcome news for those disappointed by last season's record warm winter and lack of snow. Read More

Regardless of who plays quarterback for the Saskatchewan Roughriders in 2025, they should be well protected. Read More

OTTAWA — A Canadian soldier from Edmonton deployed to Europe has died of medical complications. Read More

Thanks to tips from the public, the Calgary Police Service was able to locate a man wanted on warrants for sexually assaulting a woman in the city's downtown area earlier this month. Read More