Local, Regional News

Calgary saw a lightening in the intensity of its resale market over the summer and into the fall, a new report has found, examining the number of homes sold over asking price. Read More

The Regina Catholic School Division (RCSD) has finalized a plan with the city to "preserve" Holy Rosary Park for the Cathedral neighbourhood in the wake of the adjoining community school's closure five months ago. Read More

There should have been an impact assessment done on all the provincial and corporate hair on fire over the federal Impact Assessment Act. Had there been one it would have shown very little hair was being singed and most of it was not the result of the act, or of impact assessments. From the recent tone of commentary, you would think impact assessments were taking bread from the mouths of children and causing our economy to crumble. Another look would be helpful. Read More

The Regina Pats made a trade on Thursday sending 19-year-old forward Sam Oremba to the Spokane Chiefs for a 2025 fourth-round draft pick and a 2026 second-round draft pick. Read More

Even as final votes are being counted in this election, B.C. is on track to elect a record-breaking number of women to the legislature. Read More

Arshdeep Bains and Erik Brännström almost certainly aren't going anywhere, even if they were officially sent back to the American Hockey League on Thursday. Read More

Science Fiction Double Feature: Whatever you’re up to this warmer weekend and next, there’s a solid chance you’ll be doing it in costume. If you're short on easy ideas Friday, SWEAT’s Rocky Horror/sci-fi-themed Halloween party is a perfectly sensual fit. Read More

Defensively, the Oilers haven't done much in the way of helping their goalies out. And the offence hasn't exactly alleviated any pressure by way of goal support. Read More

The University of Regina Rams are facing a must-win scenario. Read More

By day, Lionel Migrino works in human resources. Read More

Illicit drug deaths are down slightly in B.C. from the same period last year, but the coroners service says women and girls are dying at a much higher rate. Read More

The Vancouver Recital Society presents Brahms Fest Read More

Eric Jamieson  |  Caitlin Press Read More

The world of wine is truly diverse, but the reality is most wine drinkers stick to a relatively small sample set. No judgment, it makes sense: lives are busy, it’s comforting to stick to what you know. It’s also true that bottled representation is skewed to the main wine producing countries as evidenced from a quick stroll through the local bottle shop. However, there are fun, even unexpected wines lurking in the margins. This week let’s search for bottles off the well-trodden wine path. Read More

They say: A holiday bundle from the brand BondiBoost that features an Infrared powered Thermal Hot Brush along with a full-sized Heat Protect Spray. The viral styling tool is suitable for all hair types and uses infrared heat technology to style hair and reduce frizz with less damage to strands. Read More

When: Oct. 30-Nov. 10 Read More

Kelton Pyne wasn't dismayed when the Regina Pats started this WHL season expecting him to be a backup goalie, trade bait or, who knows? Read More

Indigo has released its 10 Best Books of 2024 list with Australian powerhouse Liane Moriarty’s psychological thriller Here One Moment taking top spot. Read More

Weekly roundup of three properties that recently sold in Metro Vancouver. Read More

The share price of Teck Resources Ltd. took a hit Thursday as the B.C. mining company announced it is once again lowering its full-year forecast for copper production. Read More