Local, Regional News

The suspect in the stabbing of a Calgary Transit peace officer last week will remain behind bars until at least Friday. Read More

An Edmonton police officer has admitted to making sexual advances toward eight women he met on the job — including several victims of crime — in one case letting himself into an intoxicated woman's home and kissing her despite repeated demands he leave. Read More

Those who do the tough, relentless and unforgiving stuff seldom command or seek the spotlight. Read More

The driver of a Mercedes sedan that struck and killed a woman in a southeast crosswalk could not have avoided the fatal collision, a prosecutor conceded Monday. Read More

Local university students and youth health advocates are urging the Alberta government to consider stronger regulations to keep kids from vaping — but their pleas may have fallen on deaf ears. Read More

The Blood Tribe on Monday welcomed the rejection by First Nations chiefs last week of a landmark child-welfare reform deal with the federal government, saying the agreement undermines its authority to make decisions affecting its people. Read More

EDMONTON -- The Edmonton Oilers signed forward Sam O'Reilly to a three-year entry-level contract on Monday. Read More

After falling in love with a contemporary, new build home overlooking Calgary’s Bow River Valley, empty nesters Erin Reid and Christopher Churchill ditched their downtown condo life where they had been living in an 1,800-square-foot penthouse and set their sights on “having the best of both worlds." Read More

The Alberta government announced Monday that it's building 250 modular housing units in Jasper for residents displaced by wildfire. Read More

The Alberta government is set to spend $112 million on building 250 new, temporary modular housing units for Jasper residents who lost their homes in last summer's wildfire. Read More

Michael Gordon Jackson feels he's been punished enough. Read More

Nazem Kadri was as disappointed as anyone. Read More

Police are looking for tips from the public to help identify a man who assaulted a city bus driver on Saturday morning near Downtown Edmonton. Read More

Contenders battling for the title of Regina's mayor laid out their thoughts on a full spectrum of city issues during the first panel of the 2024 election, held Sunday night by the Cathedral Village Community Association (CVCA). Read More

The provincial NDP says a recorded conversation involving a Saskatchewan Party candidate shows that even Scott Moe's own party members feel Moe has let local educators and students down. Read More

It’s a small sample size, but it’s an ugly one. Read More

SaskPower has issued a warning about an email scam that is asking customers to accept funds via e-transfer by claiming to be from the Crown corporation. Read More

If we’re going to do anything about it, we’ll need to be clear-eyed. Edmonton lost 421 residents last year, an all-time high. More than 4,000 Edmontonians don’t have a permanent home, another all-time high. According to the city’s projections, one in four renters are paying more than they can afford on housing, meaning thousands more are on a knife’s edge. Read More

It’s early, but the Calgary Flames are one of the NHL’s surprise stories of the season so far. Read More

In a remote forested area north of Minnekhada Regional Park, the remnants of a home lay strewn across a road, mixed with branches, rocks and dirt following a devastating mudslide. Read More