Local, Regional News

Saskatchewan Party leader Scott Moe says that, if elected, his first priority will be to deal with the use of girls’ change rooms by trans girls. Does he really think that this is the top priority in our province? Read More

An upcoming Heffel art auction features works from a who’s who of Canadian painters, including Tom Thomson, Lawren Harris and Emily Carr. Read More

Japanese retailer Uniqlo is set to open its fifth store in Metro Vancouver this week. Read More

Halloween weather in Metro Vancouver can be hit-or-miss when it comes to trick or treating. Read More

There was a time when Hockey Night in Canada was the exclamation point at the end of the week. Read More

The City of Vancouver has changed its approach to how buildings get added to the heritage register to better reflect cultural diversity. Read More

If the NDP were to form government, it would need to re-elect all of its current 14 MLAs and pick up 17 more seats to get the slimmest 31-seat majority in the province's 61-seat legislature. Read More

On Oct. 21, 2019, when Regina defence lawyer Sharon Fox called one of her clients to pass on some information, the call was being recorded. Read More

The so-called “greenwashing” provisions of the federal government's Bill C-59 are ill-conceived, lack benefits and have the potential for destructive unintended consequences across the economy. While the best solution is to abandon these provisions and enforce existing laws, there are ways the Competition Tribunal must act to minimize the damage now. Read More

What already promised to be the wildest civic election in living memory just got even crazier. Get ready — it’s going to be a circus. Read More

The problem with long-in-the-tooth governing parties that choose to run on their record is that they inevitably have to run on their entire record — not just the selective parts. Read More

Carey Bracko got involved in the furniture industry at the age of 17. While playing hockey with the Junior A Canucks, he and some of his buddies delivered furniture for The Oak Shoppe. The retail store sold heavy, solid oak furniture, so transporting it required strong young men. Read More

Over the years, long-time Herald researcher/librarian Norma Marr prepared a feature called The H Files, in which she looked back at a myriad of Calgary news events. Here are some of her instalments from October 1999. Read More

A lot of you probably don't know him. That will change. Read More

Whitecap Resources CEO Grant Fagerheim has a few handy numbers at his fingertips to encapsulate the state of Canada’s oil and gas sector today, highlighting the contrasting fortunes facing the commodities. Read More

Re. "Rein in reckless city spending," Letters, Oct. 22 Read More

It tied the 5-0 knockout round beat down of San Jose in the 2017 playoffs for the team's largest margin of victory, but considering the stage and circumstances, this was the biggest win in team history. And Gauld was the catalyst. Read More

The Calgary Hitmen kicked off their three-game road trip in Medicine Hat Wednesday night to face the Tigers for the first time this season. The home team came out victorious with a 4-2 win over Calgary. Read More

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The Calgary Wild FC tapped into two corporate Calgary success stories to fill key leadership positions as one of the founding teams as Canada’s first professional women’s soccer league readies itself for its inaugural season. Read More