Local, Regional News

The B.C. Court of Appeal has ruled that a law passed by the provincial government to stave off opposition to a supportive housing development in the Vancouver neighbourhood of Kitsilano is unconstitutional. Read More

The Saskatchewan Roughriders have traded for experienced quarterback Jake Maier, a four-year CFL veteran who was the Calgary Stampeders starter for the past two seasons. Read More

As we march towards the hustle and bustle of the holidays, the City of Edmonton is providing a helpful list of area service changes to keep everyone on track. Read More

An Alberta court has frozen a french fry manufacturer's bid to challenge the taxable definition of processed potatoes. Read More

Three years ago, Vancouver's John Phillip Fraser was struggling to rebuild his life after falling on hard times. After securing an entry-level job at a local construction company, he faced a hurdle: the only boots he could afford were worn hand-me-downs. Read More

NELSON — Blewett Elementary is built on a mountain in a rural community of the same name just outside of Nelson. Read More

Two registered sex offenders are facing charges after two separate investigations were conducted by the Alberta Law Enforcement Response Team's Internet Child Exploitation (ICE) unit over the last month. Read More

Police are asking for tips from the public to help identify the driver of a black Mercedes sedan involved in a road rage incident on Friday morning in south Edmonton. Read More

Whenever the world junior hockey tournament hits our TV screens during Christmas and into the New Year with Gord Miller on the TSN call, we’ll see kids we’ve never seen before, cheering for kids we know little about, and, sometimes, the cameras will pan the benches of the country’s coaches and you’ll go “wonder who that is?” Read More

Two major traffic bottlenecks in Vancouver have been cleared after sewer and water main work wrapped up this month. Read More

Alberta Health Services (AHS) says there have been no new cases of measles so far since a single case was reported last week. Read More

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