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Disciplinary charges against an Edmonton police constable accused of ignoring commands from a peace officer during an attempted traffic stop have been dropped after the peace officer declined to finish testifying. Read More

United Conservative Party (UCP) members are set to have their say this weekend on the future of party leader and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, though the exact level of support she needs to claim victory, or survive the weekend as leader, is up for debate. Read More

Here is Saskatchewan Party Premier Scott Moe's biggest problem when constructing a new cabinet: a lack of quality material. Read More

Concorde Entertainment Group continues to expand its investment into Calgary’s culinary scene with the opening next week of two more exciting venues. Read More

Talk about a gut punch. Read More

Re. "Bill of Rights proposals include three additions," Oct. 29 Read More

Monday, Vancouver Canucks head coach Rick Tocchet called his team lackadaisical — and that was after a game they grabbed a point following a spirited third-period comeback. Read More

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All too often during a hockey season, it's easy for us fans to get focussed in on "last game" or "current streak", or alternatively to zoom all the way out to "entire season to date". For many years here at the Cult of Hockey, we have regularly featured an intermediate magnification of 10-game segments, roughly three-week bites. These are long enough to reflect significant trends of play by the team of interest, that of course being the Edmonton Oilers. Read More

The goals have dried up and the goals-against are piling-up. Read More

Calgary city council won't give the Alberta government an opinion on the future of the Sheldon Chumir supervised consumption site, arguing city hall can't be 'baited' into an issue of provincial responsibility. Read More

The firearms used to shoot Surrey business Ripudaman Singh Malik. Masks and gloves with the DNA of his killers — Tanner Fox and Jose Lopez. The clothing the pair wore on the day of the July 14, 2022 murder — including a T-shirt saying Just Do It. Read More

Laryssa Gervan likes to do Halloween displays inspired by current events. Read More

Various industry groups wasted no time Wednesday issuing their wish lists to the newly re-elected NDP government, including an increase in the cap of the Employer Health Tax, the introduction of prompt payment legislation and more investments in Surrey infrastructure. Read More

VICTORIA — B.C. Conservative leader John Rustad started his first news conference since losing the election this week on a note of celebration. Read More

Despite a small uptick in morale among the ranks of Calgary police, concerns about inadequate staffing and inappropriate conduct were among the major issues facing CPS employees this year, an internal survey shows. Read More

American interest in Canadian real estate increased this summer as the U.S. presidential election campaign kicked off, according to a new report from Royal LePage. Read More

EDMONTON -- Chris Morris has been named the new president and chief executive of the Edmonton Elks, the club announced Wednesday. Read More

Edmonton will sell land in the Quarters at a deep discount to a non-profit for social housing, shelter and office spaces in a move some councillors hope will spur more private development interest in the core neighbourhood. Read More

A class action lawsuit on behalf of Alberta business owners who may have suffered losses due to unauthorized COVID-19 restrictions imposed by the province can proceed, a Calgary judge ruled Wednesday. Read More