Local, Regional News

An Edmonton man was arrested after a tip from the public led RCMP down a trail of a stolen vehicle and the takedown of a Vegreville drug lab. Read More

It's was not the response most people get at the Calgary Expo. Read More

British Columbians turned out in strong numbers for advance voting before Monday’s federal election, with Elections Canada reporting some of the highest participation rates in the country. Read More

It’s been a revolving door on the Edmonton Oilers’ back end for weeks now — guys in, guys out, players hurt, players injured, no set partners. Read More

A new case of measles has been confirmed in the Lower Mainland, the sixth confirmed case in B.C. this year. Read More

This in from TSN's Ryan Rishaug, his question of Edmonton Oilers coach Kris Knoblauch on which goalie the Edmonton Oilers will go with in Game Four of the Stanley Cup playoffs, Stuart Skinner or Calvin Pickard. Read More

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They still trail 2-1 in their series, they’ve still given up seven power-play goals on 12 chances, they’re still not where they need to be in goal and they still have to win three of the next four games against a team that’s been every bit as good, if not better, as they are. Read More

They may be down, but the Edmonton Oilers showed they were certainly not out of their opening-round playoff series against the L.A. Kings. Read More

Here’s the latest news concerning climate change and biodiversity loss in B.C. and around the world, from the steps leaders are taking to address the problems, to all the up-to-date science. Read More

A 45-year-old man is dead after the motorcycle he was riding crashed into the Calder Community League building, police said Saturday. Read More

Four Vancouver pharmacists have been handed interim disciplinary measures by the College of Pharmacists of B.C. over allegations of mishandling prescription opioids. Read More

B.C. Hydro says it tripled its electric vehicle fast-charging network in one year as the province aims to get residents off gas-powered vehicles contributing to climate change. Read More

The Liberals are poised to win a slim majority or minority government in Monday's federal election, based on a new Leger poll. The NDP face massive losses. However, about one-third of voters say they could still change their mind and a spike in youth turnout might benefit the Conservatives. Steve Mossop, an executive vice-president at Leger, discusses the latest results with Harold Munro, editor-in-chief of The Vancouver Sun and Province. Read More

A man is dead following a brawl that occurred outside a Calgary bar early Saturday morning and led to three possible stabbings, multiple foot chases involving the canine unit and street closures. Read More

If you’re going to go on a decent playoff run or, in the case of the Edmonton Oilers Friday night, you only have a matter of minutes to slip a life-saving goal through the Grim Reaper’s five-hole, you’ll need a little magic. Read More

Each Sunday for the past 10 weeks, I helped to train a group of Downtown Eastside locals for this year's Vancouver Sun Run. Read More

I've just returned from the Rhône Valley, France's second-largest wine-growing region, producing nine per cent of the country's wines. While it's full of Old World charm, there is a progressive nature among the latest generation of winemakers grappling with how to sell wine to a world of wine drinkers whose priorities are shifting faster than U.S. tariff rules. Read More

Marv Gandall says living in one of Victoria's largest residential buildings a year ago meant a parade of people with suitcases, stuffed visitors parking and slow elevators. Read More

On April 28, 1891, the New Westminster lacrosse club failed to show up for a championship game in a tournament against Vancouver. Read More