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The Vancouver Canucks haven’t forgotten what Edmonton did to them last spring — being punted out of the playoffs will haunt them for a very long time — but the Oilers gave them a stinging reminder anyway. Read More

The Saskatchewan Roughriders season came crashing to a halt on Saturday night. Read More

Albertans in favour of new laws dealing with transgender youth medical treatments, transgender athletes, and parental notifications from schools held a rally outside the legislature in Edmonton on Saturday afternoon. Read More

British Columbia's Ministry of Health says the first suspected human case of bird flu contracted in Canada has been detected in B.C. Read More

It took six years for Cavalry FC to taste elusive playoff success … Read More

The good news is the Calgary Flames know they can come back from any deficits. They don’t give up, that’s for sure. Read More

The University of Regina Rams are Canada West football champions for the second time in program history. Read More

Jonathan Lekkerimaki's NHL debut remains a what-if. Read More

The Al Classico could rise again soon. Read More

Here’s all the latest news concerning the climate crisis and biodiversity loss crises, from the steps leaders are taking to address the problems to all the latest science. Read More

Alberta Mounties have arrested and charged a man this week for bringing a fake gun into a Cold Lake hospital and resisting arrest. Read More

Walking to my car after Trevor Schmidt’s Monstress, I admit to being freaked out. I was alone, it was dark and windy, my vehicle was blocks away. Were there monsters? If so, where would they be hiding? Surely not here, so close to the bookish comfort of the Old Strathcona library. Read More

The search for a Surrey teenager who has been missing for more than two weeks continued Saturday, with family and friends scouring a local park. Read More

You’ll be thinking about Francis Pegahmagabow long after you leave the theatre. As a character, he resonates. As a true story, he’s symbolic. He’s also a person, with frailties and frustrations, that you’ll want to get to know. So props to Shadow Theatre and Métis playwright Neil Grahn for bringing The Two Battles of Francis Pegahmagabow to the stage in this world premiere that launches the company’s 31st season. Read More

It had all the makings of a heavyweight fight. Read More

Contract negotiations in a labour dispute that has paralyzed container cargo shipping at British Columbia’s ports since Monday have been called off. Read More

It looks like it could be a blustery Remembrance Day for B.C.'s South Coast. Read More

Former Vancouver-based TikTok staff and content creators say Canada’s decision to shut down the app’s operations over alleged national security risks will throw a wrench in their financial livelihoods. Read More

After a tightly contested election marked by negative campaigning, most British Columbians do not have an appetite for an early election and would prefer to see the governing party survive the next four years, says the latest Leger poll. Read More

White wine sales have lagged behind reds for decades, but the pendulum is swinging back. In 1990, sales were 49.9 per cent of the market, according to Impact. The following year, 60 Minutes reported possible heart health benefits of wine — specifically red wine — and by 2000, white wine’s market share dipped to 41.8 per cent. Slowly but surely, the trend toward lighter, fresher wines has put white sales at just over 50 per cent, but with a little effort, you should discover some excellent offerings at affordable prices. Read More