Local, Regional News

Vancouver's park board says it has begun the process of closing the homeless encampment that has been in place at a local park since 2021. Read More

A strange scene unfolded during a meeting of Vancouver city councillors on Wednesday, with one member dropping an f-bomb and raising her voice over another. Read More

Had it happened just a couple of seasons ago, it would've been a bigger deal. Read More

Insurance executive Aaron Sutherland lives in Deep Cove, and during last weekend's deluge that dumped more than 300 millimetres of rain on North Vancouver, he gained some personal insight into the risks he warns people about in his day job. Read More

EDMONTON — The Alberta government’s recent use of a rarely used measure to intervene in labour disputes is a sign of what’s to come, says a labour policy professor. Read More

Vancouver city council has agreed to a developer’s request to a five-year delay on the construction timeline for the redevelopment of a former bus depot in the Oakridge neighbourhood. Read More

EDMONTON — Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says her government will review professional regulatory bodies and introduce legislation next year to limit how they can police their own members. Read More

The federal government is going directly to Edmonton and Calgary with money to get people out of homeless encampments, saying the Alberta government hasn't accepted its multimillion-dollar cost-sharing offer to help as winter approaches. Read More

EDMONTON — The Alberta Pharmacists’ Association says upcoming government cuts to service compensation fees will have a big impact on pharmacists and also patient care. Read More

An Edmonton man is charged with theft after police investigated a car allegedly stolen by the owner of a towing company.  Read More

A group of pro-Palestine students who set up a protest camp at the University of B.C. this summer has taken responsibility for vandalizing a building on campus that was due to host an Israeli professor last week. Read More

A poutinerie in Calgary's Beltline has reopened, nearly a week after Alberta health inspectors shut the facility down following an inspection that revealed dead mice, droppings and an assortment of other Public Health Act violations. Read More

When his contract-extension status query was put to Brock Boeser before the first puck drop this NHL season, he had a concise and confident response. Read More

Regina police say statements that a patrolling officer indicated two small holes in a Sask. Party candidate's campaign office "appeared to be firearms related" are inaccurate. Read More

VICTORIA — The leaders of B.C.’s New Democrats and B.C. Conservatives have received the cold shoulder after looking to start minority government talks with the Greens following last weekend’s inconclusive election result, party leader Sonia Furstenau said Wednesday. Read More

In the days leading up to the B.C. election on Oct. 19, an astute friend in Vancouver made a point of asking everyone she met how they would vote, and why. Read More

Bright spots for the Calgary Stampeders in 2024? Read More

The number of COVID-19 vaccinations are on the climb in Calgary after most pharmacies received supplies for Pfizer and Moderna vaccines by the end of last week. Read More

The Bank of Canada dropped its key interest rate, which may spur an already hot Edmonton housing market to new heights while also improving the outlook for commercial real estate. Read More

Warning: this story deals with child sex abuse.  Read More