Local, Regional News

Employees at Alberta Health Services (AHS) are increasingly feeling disregarded, ignored, and disengaged from their jobs, according to the results of the agency’s 2024 staff survey. Read More

Local artists and studios on the lookout for new opportunities in downtown Calgary may soon find what they're looking for at the historic Fire Hall No. 1 and North-West Travellers building in the downtown. Read More

Liberal Energy Minister Jonathan Wilkinson said this week that a Pierre Poilievre Conservative government will take the country back to a time when nothing could get built. Read More

Choosing local may get more challenging for Alberta shoppers, after Sunterra Market filed for bankruptcy protection in late March. Read More

Vancouver police are investigating after a woman was injured by a large rock that smashed into the window of a Tesla she was riding in. Read More

Albertans may be among the heaviest drinkers in the country, but they also care about their containers, according to the latest research. Read More

Dan Turgeon says the City of Regina has taken a positive step with its decision to at least consider offering financial support to businesses in the Heritage neighbourhood that are located near a new emergency shelter. Read More

The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) is investigating the death of a 59-year-old man who went into medical distress after being placed in a Lethbridge police vehicle and then died in hospital over a week later. Read More

A man is facing multiple impaired driving-related charges after a two-vehicle collision east of Edmonton last September. Read More

At Mosaic Stadium last year, fans attending Saskatchewan Roughriders games purchased $3.6 million dollars in 50/50 draw tickets. Read More

"I don't want to kill you. What would I do without you? Go back to ripping off mob dealers? No. No. No. No, you complete me." Read More

Aydar Suniev’s shot is what most people talk about. Read More

A triumph Thursday morning by Canada ran its record to 8-1 at the 2025 BKT World Men’s Curling Championship. Read More

Southern Alberta municipalities tired of playing the "bad guys" are calling on the Alberta government to start collecting its own education property tax — or at least start issuing bills on its own letterhead. Read More

Edmonton Public Schools (EPSB) has released its 2024–2025 class size report, providing a detailed look at three-year class size averages and highlighting key trends in student-to-teacher ratios across divisions. In general, class size over the last year remains stable for all four divisions. Read More

A pedestrian is dead after being hid by a vehicle between Hope and Merritt early Thursday. Read More

Even though they are in their first season together, the men’s curling foursome of Brad Jacobs, Marc Kennedy, Brett Gallant and Ben Hebert have been enjoying some undeniable chemistry. Read More

Low-income seniors and families who receive rental support will receive more money a month to help with the rising cost of living, the B.C. government announced Thursday. Read More

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While the rest of the world was seething at the United States of America over economy-crashing tariffs announced by President Donald Trump on his so-called "Liberation Day," a team of U.S. curlers and their fans were comfortably enjoying another day of competition in Canada. Read More