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A Hindu temple in Surrey is calling for the suspension of police officers involved in what it calls “unjustified violence against temple devotees” during unrest on Sunday in which three people were arrested. Read More

Though nothing like the oversized role the December holiday season plays in our musical calendar, Remembrance Day continues to inspire musical events that stress commemoration, not celebration. Read More

Jane Son and Megan Cassidy met on the first day of architecture school, forming a lasting friendship that eventually led the Toronto residents to launch Casson Hardware in 2017. Casson is an online retailer celebrated for its meticulously curated hardware and design objects. Read More

The Campbell Tartans are 6A high school city champions as they defeated the LeBoldus Golden Suns 28-20 in the Regina Intercollegiate Football League championship. Read More

A "potent" storm system hit the B.C. south coast Monday morning, bringing heavy rain and strong winds that left thousands without power and B.C. Ferries on alert for weather-related cancellations. Read More

The Conference Board of Canada's (CBOC) economic outlook for Edmonton highlights signs of positivity heading into the final moments of the year. Read More

GRANDE PRAIRIE, Alta. — On the second floor of a building where most offices are without doors, the ceilings hang low and the carpets don't match, the chief of Grande Prairie's new police force gets down to work. Read More

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

Employers at B.C. ports say they are going ahead with locking out more than 700 foremen across the province after strike activities from union members began. Read More

"Come to Calgary prepared to shop. Be ready also to have a good time while here." This was one of the many headlines in the Calgary Daily Herald of Nov. 8, 1913, as the newspaper published a variety of articles about a special event — the Big Herald Shopping Festival. Visiting the Husdon's Bay "magnificent $1,000,000 department store" would be a highlight of a visit to the festival, the Herald reported, as would the deals promised at almost every store in town. A rocking chair could be had for only $3.50, a handbag for $2, lace curtains for 95 cents and a toothbrush for 15 cents. Men's suits could be purchased for $20, a sewing machine for $19.50, a brass bed for anywhere from $15.75 to $100, and — for elite shoppers — $150 Paris gowns were on sale for $75 at Hudson's Bay. Read More

A Vancouver couple who “emphatically requested … an explicit commitment” from a nanny to work to the beginning of December are suing her for damages after she quit without notice with six weeks left on her contract. Read More

As California eyes an increase to tax incentives for TV and film production, workers in Hollywood North are happy to hear B.C. Premier David Eby provide postelection confirmation that his government will deliver on his campaign promise of raising the Production Services Tax Credit to 36 per cent from 28 per cent. Read More

If it's not one thing, it's another. Read More

Q: I didn’t grow up in a family where we talked much about anything. If we had questions, we kids had to figure things out pretty much for ourselves. Thankfully our grandparents were around and we could ask them. In many ways, my grandpa is more like my dad. It’s from him that I learned about saving up for what I wanted. While his advice was kind of old school, it helped me get to where I am today. Now I’ve got two teenagers and a recent high school grad at home who have all started working part time around their class schedules. I’d like to share the old school advice that worked for me, because it can work for them as well, but how do I explain things in a way that they’ll listen? ~Edwin  Read More

The sun had just risen when Brett Schafer and his riding buddy of 20 years set out on their Ducati motorcycles on a hot summer Sunday, looking forward to sharing their joy of riding on one of their favourite routes in the Okanagan. Read More

As both the skaters and the skipper pointed out, also to blame for Sunday’s bummer result was a sluggish start. The Flames trailed 2-0 after eight minutes and change. Read More

Concluding he has doubts about the reliability of the complainant's testimony, a judge has acquitted a security guard of sexually assaulting a woman in a downtown Edmonton hotel. Read More

In an ongoing monthly series presented by the Calgary Herald and Financial Post, Canadian business leaders share their thoughts on the country's economic challenges and opportunities. Read More

Some brave and forgetful Saskatchewan Roughriders players doused head coach Corey Mace with green Gatorade following their 28-19 victory over the B.C. Lions on Saturday. He wasn't particularly amused. Read More