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VICTORIA — Premier David Eby says his NDP government will refuse to work with some of the newly elected B.C. Conservative MLAs who’ve expressed offensive views on racial and other matters. Read More

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It's a toss-up whether Kamala Harris or Donald Trump will become the next U.S. president. Both have shifted their focus to key battleground states, where polls indicate a back-and-forth race. Read More

Last month, Mama Fatima Singhateh — who is the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the sale, sexual exploitation and sexual abuse of children — delivered a poignant message in the context of the UN’s General Assembly in New York. Read More

Betting on the 2024 U.S. Presidential election is picking up in B.C. before election day on Tuesday, according to PlayNow, the B.C. Lottery Corp.'s gambling website. Read More

In the aftermath of Calgary police receiving 150 fireworks-related complaints on Friday night, a city councillor is calling for stricter bylaw enforcement. Read More

NiGiNan Housing Ventures will be expanding its facilities on Fort Road with the addition of a 14-plex housing project following a funding announcement on Monday. Read More

Vernon Adams Jr. was "totally crushed" when he didn't get the B.C. Lions' starting quarterback job back automatically after he had recovered from injury. Read More

Edmonton-based video game developer Inflexion Games has closed its U.K. office and laid off dozens of staff. Read More

Unwanted and wanted, all in the space of two weeks for Sheldon Keefe. Read More

While it won't be a full-fledged police station, relocating the Stephen Avenue Safety Hub to an expanded site along 6th Avenue S.W. will further enhance police presence in the downtown, Calgary police officials said Monday. Read More

Daily deliberations on Elias Pettersson’s struggle to meet personal and team expectations are like a cellphone. Everybody has one and uses it frequently. Read More

Premier Danielle Smith launched a blazing attack on Ottawa Monday after the feds finally announced their emissions cap on oil and gas. Read More

Alberta is moving to enable alternative financing measures (AFM), including Halal mortgages, and introducing a previously proposed tax on electric vehicles (EVs), according to new legislation. Read More

British Columbia’s election agency says it has discovered that a ballot box containing 861 votes wasn’t counted in the recent provincial election, as well as other mistakes, including 14 votes going unreported in a crucial riding narrowly won by the NDP. Read More

Bright Nights is returning to Stanley Park this holiday season but if you want tickets for the Christmas train, you'll have to be on top of it. Read More

A maker of unmanned aerial vehicles will be the biggest recipient of a more than $4.3 million injection designed to make Alberta's aerospace industry take flight. Read More

Rachel and Andrew Biagtan were quite comfy in their New Westminster highrise until they learned their baby was on her way. The expectant parents were ready to find a larger home in a family-friendly neighbourhood. Read More

The Assembly of First Nations executive committee has thrown its support behind the Blood Tribe chief's call for a public inquiry into the September death of Jon Wells. Read More

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith clapped back Monday at the federal government's new draft regulations that would force oil and gas producers to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by about one-third over the next eight years. Read More