Local, Regional News

The Vancouver Whitecaps are one win away from moving on to the next round of the Major League Soccer playoffs. Read More

Stories passed down from elders tell how First Nations from afar would come to bathe in the hot springs on the territory of the Sts'ailes First Nation. Read More

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

Remembrance Day, observed annually on Nov. 11, recognizes the sacrifices made by armed forces members who died in the line of duty. The day lands on a Monday this year, and is a statutory holiday in Alberta. Read More

This is like cows finishing last in a barnyard mooing contest. Read More

For this Canada West football season, the Hardy Cup championship is basically a best-of-three series with the winner moving one step closer to the Vanier Cup. Read More

This year's Remembrance Day falls months after the 80th anniversary of the pivotal D-Day invasion that set the stage for an Allied victory in the Second World War. Read More

When/where: Thursday, 7:30 p.m., Crypto.com Arena Read More

The biological children of an Abbotsford man will be allowed to fight his will, which left them nothing because he believed he was sterile and they were the result of his wives’ affairs. Read More

It's a thing that we can't seem to get enough of, prompts feelings of adoration or anxiety and is usually done in the privacy of one's own homes. Read More

A new 29-storey hotel could rise in downtown Vancouver's West End near Stanley Park, potentially adding to the city's inventory of much-needed hotel rooms. Read More

A senior RCMP officer says the Surrey Six investigation was plagued by a number of challenges, including an escalating gang war at the time of the October 2007 murders, an evidentiary hearing was told Wednesday. Read More

Even with a surge in demand for short-term accommodations during Taylor Swift’s concerts in Vancouver next month, fans can still find a place to stay that won’t break the bank — or their hearts. Read More

Lomo saltado, causa, chaufa, chicha morada, and ajo amarillo are all dishes and ingredients we don’t see a whole lot on Calgary menus, despite the growing worldwide popularity of Peruvian cooking. South American cuisine, and Peruvian food in particular, is getting much fanfare these days. The top restaurant on last year’s World’s 50 Best Restaurants list was Central, a distinctively Peruvian restaurant in Lima and inventive Peruvian restaurants are popping up in cities all over Canada and the United States. Calgary is still catching up — we have a couple of good Peruvian restaurants in town, but we’ve long been lacking an inner-city take on modern Peruvian fare. Sumaq, a new restaurant on 17th Avenue S.W., is stepping up to fill that gap. Read More

Representatives from some of the world's top modelling agencies will be arriving in Calgary on Saturday to check out local talent being prepped for international careers. Read More

The NDP swept the two major cities, Saskatoon and Regina. The rest of the province went solid green, including Prince Albert and Moose Jaw. Read More

So you think our esteemed city council doesn’t get hot and bothered over public safety? Read More

Eight decades ago, in 1944, after the Allies’ bloody landing on the beaches of Normandy and hard-fought battles to get into the heart of France, they advanced from Paris toward the Rhine River.   Read More

After considerable waiting, the Trudeau government released on Monday draft regulations to cap greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from Canada’s oil and gas producers. Read More

A looming gap between fiscal calendars could be a headache as the province has yet to sign off on a plan for primary care physician practices beleaguered by inflationary cost spirals. Read More