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The Court of Appeal of Alberta says a trial judge made no errors when he convicted Robert Dean Clifford last year of second-degree murder.

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RCMP said they responded to two serious crashes in the last week alone, one on Boundary Road that left two people dead, and another that left a pedestrian in critical condition. 

The chief actuary's paper was published Friday.

Four heli-skiers and their guide had to be rescued after an avalanche buried them near Whistler, B.C., on Monday.

City council is working to grow the industrial business sector.

The federal government announced the plan to temporarily waive the five per cent goods and services tax in a bid to help ease affordability concerns during the holiday season.

Alexandre Romero-Arata changed his lawyer and sought new representation five times as he faced prosecution in a deadly hit-and-run and a sex assault.

Several organizations in Lethbridge are working right up until Christmas as crucial income is still required to sustain annual operations.

He has been a familiar face to Global Calgary viewers for 39 years but on Dec. 23, 2024, the station's weather specialist Paul Dunphy will sign off for one last time.

The Calgary Police Service's chief spoke about a number of issues in a year-end interview with Global News.

Venne, born in Lamont, Alta., was one of the first appointees to Alberta's Human Rights Commission in 1973 and later served as chair.

The provincial government had adopted the law at the request of the City of Vancouver in 2023 to push through a 12-storey housing development at Arbutus Street, featuring units open to low‑income residents and users of support services.

A little more than two weeks after 20-year-old Harshandeep Singh was killed in a shooting while working as a security guard in a central Edmonton apartment building, the city is shutting the property down under an emergency order.

Venne, born in Lamont, Alta., was one of the first appointees to Alberta's Human Rights Commission in 1973 and later served as chair.

The central Edmonton building had over 60 people living inside at the time the closure was ordered, including about two-dozen children.

Megan Parker says bullies armed with airsoft pellet guns targeted her home last week, smashing her son's bedroom window, along with windows on her car and garage.

Brigitte Cleroux was sentenced to seven years in prison for working as a nurse at B.C. Women's Hospital under stolen credentials.

Families enjoyed the magic of the Polar Express on a heritage train ride at Aspen Crossing in Mossleigh. The ride takes them to the "North Pole" to meet Santa.