Local, Regional News

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

From puppets to pop and choirs to classics, the Calgary Philharmonic has something for everyone this holiday season. Read More

Vancouver's Langara College is in the middle of putting together a new strategic plan at the same time that it's coping with declining international enrolment, which has its faculty worried that the combination will lead to big job losses. Read More

A woman who returned to India from B.C. after being convicted of forging her husband’s signature on her son’s passport application has been denied a chance to appeal her conviction and jail sentence from abroad. Read More

A narrow dirt path, winding through a thin strip of woods beside a major North Vancouver road, leads to Wilson Williams’ home, where the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh councillor is raising his three young daughters. Read More

As fans prepare for the arrival of Taylor Swift's The Eras Tour in Canada, there's one question on many ticket-holders' minds: What should I wear? Read More

The founder of a pro-parents' rights advocacy group says he's "disappointed" by backlash after endorsing certain candidates for trustee positions on local school boards. Read More

A woman and her 89-year-old mother facing eviction, after someone was caught on video trashing a neighbour’s parcel, has turned to the courts for help in saving her Downtown Eastside home of 30 years. Read More

When/where: Tuesday, 7 p.m., Rogers Arena Read More

Dustin Wolf was oh-so-close to his first NHL shutout. Read More

Some of Chris Bowie's fondest memories came in the pool as a member of the University of Alberta Golden Bears swim team. Read More

Carol Powder is featured as the main character in a children's book about always pushing forward and pursuing your dreams. But now she's facing a nightmare. Read More

I am writing regarding the Nov. 1 article written by Murray Mandryk in which the columnist describes the rural MLAs elected to the Saskatchewan legislature as a “scrap wood pile.” I would suggest by extension, not a long one, the voters who live in rural Saskatchewan are considered the same. Read More

The Rural Municipalities of Alberta has elected the organization's first female president. Read More

As the Edmonton metropolitan region continues to grow and diversify its economy, collaboration among business leaders, public institutions, and economic agencies has never been more crucial. Read More

Believe it or not, I agree with federal Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault. While announcing his updated emissions cap regulations, he bragged that “no other major oil and gas producer is doing what we’re doing.” Read More

A 101-year-old Edmonton widow is in a battle with an international non-profit over which charities her late husband's $40 million should benefit. Read More

Uhryn's husband Jim died in 2014 after 30 years of marriage. They were also business partners in SubConsult Inc., an oilfield equipment supplier in Leduc. After grieving him for two years, at 53 years old, Uhryn joined a dating site, where she met the person pretending to be Henderson, who said he was living in the United Kingdom. They grew close enough that, by mid-2017, Uhryn was loaning him money. Read More

WestJet has been taking its customers’ temperature. Read More

Given its role in managing the Heritage Savings Trust Fund, as well as the pensions of hundreds of thousands of public sector workers, it was alarming to hear that the Alberta Investment Management Corp. (AIMCo) is in need of a “major reset.” Read More