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As confusion lingered over how U.S. President Donald Trump's new tariffs would affect Canada, Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe continued to advocate for free trade across the border. Read More

Warning: This story deals with child sexual abuse and contains disturbing details.  Read More

Alberta RCMP laid several charges relating to theft on Tuesday, and are asking for the public's help locating a suspect in a hit-and-run. Read More

A 21-year-old man is facing a list of charges, including three counts of attempted murder, after a Saturday incident that left a youth injured, according to police. Read More

Ben Hebert is rocking curling’s version of a playoff beard this week at the World Men’s Curling Championship in Moose Jaw. Read More

One of the toughest film genres to get right is rom-com. For proof of that just Google: Why are rom-coms hard to write? Read More

One person has died after a collision on Stoney Trail late Tuesday night. Read More

TORONTO — Stewart Johnston is the new CFL commissioner. Read More

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

Dear Tony: Read More

When/where: Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Rogers Arena Read More

Considering the growing mistrust of foreigners in America today, Larry Shue's 40-year-old comedy The Foreigner is more relevant than ever. Read More

"April is the cruelest month," T.S. Eliot famously wrote. He wasn't talking about tariffs or Trump or the Canucks (sigh). But, yes, it's a tough time. All the more reason to find relief and sanity in the theatre. From Motown to Jane Austen to Dolly Parton, this month's best bets are split evenly between solo shows and ensembles. Read More

Teal Cedar Products has lost a bid for damages against the B.C. government over its declaration of First Nations rights on Haida Gwaii. Read More

People don’t normally turn to electricians for architectural advice. Read More

Liberal Leader and Prime Minister Mark Carney labelled Liberal candidate Paul Chiang’s call for other Chinese Canadians to turn in Joe Tay to Chinese authorities in Toronto a “teachable moment,” when announcing Monday he had no intension of firing Chiang as a candidate. Read More

“When I’m in charge, they will have to experience this.” Read More

Calgarian James Odin Wade's Return to Empire Video is the final show in Lunchbox Theatre's 50th anniversary season. Read More

Edmonton businessman Sam Mraiche says he never had business dealings with members of Danielle Smith's government over Alberta Health Services contracts. Read More

The town of Hanna, Alberta, is well known for producing some pretty notable folks. Hockey great Lanny McDonald is from there; so, too, are Chad and Mike Kroeger of Nickelback fame. Read More