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The federal government is urging both sides in the B.C. port dispute to return to the table after Saturday’s collapse of mediated talks to end the lockout at container terminals that has entered its second week. Read More

This newspaper has run hundreds, maybe even thousands, of recipes over the years themed around the Grey Cup. Read More

In a recent column, Ron Ghitter expresses concern over amendments to the Alberta Bill of Rights proposed by the UCP government. But I respectfully suggest that his concern is unjustified, and that to characterize the government’s efforts to strengthen rights protection for Albertans as “disingenuous” and “cynical” is also unfair. Read More

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A major earthquake would be devastating and deadly for Vancouver, according to the latest in a long line of warning reports. Read More

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On the eve of Remembrance Day, hundreds of Calgarians gathered at the Field of Crosses on Memorial Drive for a special ceremony honouring the sacrifices made by fallen members of Canada’s armed forces. Read More

After beating the Saskatchewan Huskies in the Hardy Cup on the weekend to claim their second-ever Canada West football championship, the University of Regina Rams are preparing for their next challenge. Read More

It's unclear how quickly B.C. families will get the rebate cheques promised by the NDP during the election. Read More

A bad game on home ice can be put in perspective by flushing it down the toilet to clear the competitive pipe and that smelly memory. Read More

Q: My partner and I have lived in Canada for about 10 years. When we first came to Canada, he took out a credit card and after a few years, he owed about $15,000. He didn’t pay it and didn’t tell me about the letters he was getting. He said the letters stopped coming so he forgot about it. We tried to get a mortgage a few months ago and didn’t qualify at our bank because of the money he owes. A friend said they’d help us, so we ended up getting a mortgage through a connection at our temple. Now the collection company keeps calling and emailing. They said that my partner needs to go to court, and they will sell our house. I can help him pay back the money he owes, but we can only afford payments of about $1,000 a month. The collection company wants all the money now and we don’t want to be embarrassed at our temple. What can we do? ~Tulliya   Read More

CFL teams don't magically, immediately become Grey Cup winners simply because they hired a new head coach. Read More

Asking Connor McDavid about reaching 1,000 career points in the NHL would be a bit like putting quadruple-digit carts in front of the horse, at this point. Read More

Ahead of next Wednesday's municipal election, Regina Leader-Post city hall reporter Larissa Kurz asked each of the 52 candidates running for council if they are affiliated with any third-party entities known to be campaigning this election cycle. Read More

An architect’s dream is to work with a smart developer, design a good-looking building and have fun doing it. And that sums up the relationship LOLA Architecture had with JEMM Properties in designing The Hive located on 9A Street in Sunnyside. Read More

Canada's most famous hockey commentator Don Cherry, now 90, is back in the news, with his firing from Hockey Night in Canada being reconsidered and debated by some, including Toronto Sun columnist Joe Warmington, who interviewed Cherry for a front-page story. Read More

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The Saskatchewan Roughriders headed into the off-season one week earlier than they had hoped. Read More

EDMONTON, Alta. — Calgary's Nick Tetz is riding high after a historic night of bull riding. Read More

Former B.C. judge Randall (Bud) Wong remembers getting out of bed early one morning when he was five to greet his uncle at the train station in Vancouver at the end of the Second World War in 1945. Read More