Local, Regional News

There have been a lot of "could have" moments in the Vancouver Whitecaps history with Los Angeles FC. Read More

Instead of blowing out the candles on a cake, it looked like Leon Draisaitl would have to spend his birthday explaining how the Edmonton Oilers blew another game. Read More

Cavalry FC will host its first Canadian Premier League finale since the soccer circuit’s inaugural 2019 campaign. Read More

B.C.’s election outcome is still undecided after two recounts and a count of mail-in and assisted telephone ballots failed to decide a handful of races over the weekend. Read More

The Alberta government has published a new accessibility design guide, marking the first major update to the document since 2017. Read More

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Dropped details did in the Calgary Stampeders during the 2024 CFL season. Read More

Dallas Eakins hustled from the rink to the hospital, wishing he could have been there sooner. Read More

The Golden Girls: The Laughs Continue tribute show is coming to B.C. for a series of live stage shows, including the Vancouver Playhouse Nov. 12-16. Also on the schedule are stops in Nanaimo (Nov. 6), Victoria (Nov. 9-10), Kelowna (Nov. 19-21) and Chilliwack on Nov. 23. Read More

Are we talking enough about Quinn Hughes? Probably not. Read More

The District of North Vancouver has declared a state of local emergency and ordered three homes evacuated in the Deep Cove neighbourhood over concerns debris left behind from last weekend's atmospheric river could pose a safety risk. Read More

This in from long-time St. Louis hockey commentator Andy Strickland, his great satisfaction about the acquisition of Philip Broberg, stolen away this summer from the Edmonton Oilers with an offer sheet. Read More

Alberta's police watchdog says there's no evidence the death of a man in a CPS holding cell several hours after his arrest was caused by officers. Read More

Arshdeep Bains got a solid vote of confidence before suiting up for his hometown Vancouver Canucks on Saturday. Read More

Tyler Myers, we've come to understand, is a player who likes to speak. He's always ready, and seemingly happy, to take on reporter's questions. When the team was struggling, which was a common thing over the first four years or so of his time in Vancouver, he was always there, trying to explain what he was and wasn't seeing in the team's performance. Read More

Four people are facing murder charges after a body was found in a remote area in northwest Alberta earlier this year. Read More

Saskatchewan's highest court has overturned a Regina man's convictions related to drug trafficking because the judges decided it's possible the cocaine and cash belonged to someone else. Read More

On average the Refuge Mission Hall, a soup kitchen located in Downtown Edmonton, serves 200 people a night. Read More

The University of Alberta is offering a new micro-credential course about gambling and gaming based on the first robust gambling study of its kind in Canada. Read More

It was going to be the first big snowfall and I didn’t want to miss it. Read More