Local, Regional News

Educational assistants and support staff at Edmonton's largest school board have voted to reject the dispute inquiry board's recommendations, according to official results from the union. Read More

Said Bob Stauffer of the Oilers radio network: "Clattenburg played a very aggressive game in Penticton at the Rookie Tournament. He is physical, combative, and can bring a little bit of offence as well. Could be a stealth sleeper pick for the Edmonton Oilers." Read More

While the delivery of many items will be delayed into January, many parcels held by Canada Post for much of the now-ended strike should arrive by Christmas, says the Crown corporation. Read More

Boxing Day may not be the big one-day shopping event it once was for Canadian deal-hunters, but one big box outlet still expects it to be busy. Read More

Continuing an impressive wave of collectible comedy Pokemon, Grindstone Theatre caught and deployed its third Kids in the Hall member over the weekend — the beautifully oddball Winnipegger Kevin McDonald. Read More

It's taken a hit, a big hit, a big enough hit the smart money bets it is all but done. Read More

A 54-year-old Chilliwack man has been charged after colliding a tractor with B.C. RCMP vehicles during a protest in Surrey a year ago. Read More

Walker Duehr has come to be a powerful symbol of what could be for hockey-crazed kids in Sioux Falls. Read More

Re: Photo radar was once a cash cow but not anymore; It can be used as an effective safety tool, Dec. 13 Read More

A southern Alberta group says it has taken a major step toward its goal of diverting household waste from landfills. Read More

GATINEAU, Que. - The Competition Bureau has released draft guidelines that aim to clarify expectations around new greenwashing rules. Read More

Have you ever wondered what Santa Claus is up to when he's not home in the North Pole? Read More

Saskatchewan's two main political leaders had agreed before October's provincial election not to target the families of candidates during the campaign, says Opposition NDP Leader Carla Beck. Read More

A few months ago, a Russian rocket struck 200 metres from Paul Hughes' Little Canada, spraying the humanitarian aid hub with shrapnel. Read More

With kids off school until the new year, family-friendly activities during the winter break are in high demand. Calgary has light shows, performances and more available into January. Read More

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

Christmas is here. If you need a break from the hectic family gathering or just need to venture out of the house for a last-minute gift, here's a handy guide. Read More

When/where: Monday, 6 p.m., Rogers Arena Read More

A compost facility fined almost $120,000 for polluting waterways that drain into the Fraser River has a contract to accept green bin waste from thousands of Abbotsford homes. Read More