Local, Regional News

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

Julia Mackey's solo show truly is the gift that keeps on giving. Read More

It was a picture that told a thousand words back in the spring of 2017. Read More

If ever there was a proof point showcasing some of B.C.'s best journalism, it was surely last Saturday night: an unprecedented provincial election campaign ending with one of the closest results in the province's history, one which is not yet fully settled. Read More

Casino Regina has landed one of the biggest fish in Saskatchewan's rock and roll history. Read More

The Breeders' Cup World Championship is fast-approaching beginning with the Stars of Tomorrow, which features five races for two-year-olds on Nov. 1. The minimum purse is US$1 million. Read More

A library staffer who was told to choose between her job or picking up her child from after-school care on time will get a hearing with the B.C. Human Rights Tribunal. Read More

Vancouver business owner Caren McSherry, who runs a specialty kitchen-supply store in east Vancouver, is at her wit's end over the relentless crime she experiences every day. Read More

Remember when Elias Pettersson won the NHL All-Star slap shot competition? Read More

It was never going to last all season. Read More

A shift in tone can be subtle, but when it happens in a meaningful way momentum can be gained toward a positive outcome. Such was the case late last week with media reports that Canada’s Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson had tempered his feelings toward Alberta’s oilsands producers and their progress, or lack thereof (in his opinion), on a mammoth $16.5-billion carbon capture and storage (CCS) project initiated by the Pathways Alliance, a group representing Alberta’s six largest energy companies. Read More

Bevann Fox raised her family in the Cathedral neighbourhood, still lives in east Regina and wants to see the city be the best version of itself for her grandkids — preferably with her at the helm. Read More

Remember when the Edmonton Oilers tried to save a buck over the off-season by letting go of a bunch of players on their defence? Read More

October is Women’s History Month, and we’ve been taking the opportunity to highlight and profile women who have broken barriers throughout history. Read More

Perhaps the fabled and formidable Saskatchewan Party election machine is only now kicking in with an awesome E-Day get-out-the-vote ground game that gives them them another huge majority. Read More

Premier Danielle Smith is headed in the right direction on free speech, but that direction will be painful, even for her. Read More

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It was never going to last all season. Read More

On Thursday evening, Calgary lawyer Brian Thiessen revealed he'll run with a party for the 2025 mayoral race. Read More

A gangster has been ordered by the B.C. Appeal Court to stand trial for a second time in the shooting deaths of a Cranbrook couple, killed because they had the misfortune of renting the house where the killers' intended target used to live. Read More