Local, Regional News

A Saskatchewan court has ruled that Consumers’ Co-operative Refineries Limited (CCRL) did not wrongfully dismiss two workers who refused to comply with a COVID-19 vaccination and testing policy. Read More

Icy roads and freezing rain were a factor in a fatal collision near Bonnyville that killed a 25-year-old man from Edmonton on Tuesday morning. Read More

Canada’s deal to buy U.S. made F-35 fighter jets is expensive but necessary, experts say. Read More

One of Calgary’s largest seniors’ housing organizations, previously responsible for 18 buildings with more than 1,700 tenants, relinquished much of its operations this week on the orders of the Alberta government. Read More

The playoffs are almost here again — let’s hear it for a fourth straight Edmonton-Los Angeles matchup in round one — which brings us to some Oilers fan questions. Here’s a few. Read More

Conservative Party of Canada candidate Michael Kram has officially kicked off his campaign with the goal of hanging on to the Regina–Wascana seat in the April 28 federal election. Read More

Police in Burnaby are looking for witnesses and dashcam footage after a chain-reaction crash on Tuesday seriously injured a driver and pedestrian and closed Lougheed Highway at Production Way through the afternoon rush. Read More

Edmonton Strathcona's Heather McPherson and Edmonton Griesbach's Blake Desjarlais are looking to keep their seats, but there was significance to Singh's appearance in Edmonton Centre. That riding, since the 1990s, has seen horse race after horse race between the Tories and the Liberals. But, with the resignation of Liberal MP Randy Boissonnault from cabinet and his decision not to seek re-election, the NDP feel that Trisha Estabrooks could be ready for an upset. Read More

A Calgary radio station is stepping up to help after a fixture atop a city drive-in was struck by vandals. Read More

Calgary will receive a snow dump on Tuesday until Wednesday morning, according to Environment Canada. Read More

The Alberta government announced $1.8 million Tuesday for a new road between a provincial highway and the JBS Food plant near Brooks, allowing plant workers to bypass a busy intersection and use a quicker, safer alternate route. Read More

A law enforcement oversight board has dismissed the appeal of an Edmonton legal agent charged in a police corruption probe, finding no evidence the police chief mishandled her complaints of harassment by police. Read More

A games store in south Calgary was broken into Monday morning by a suspect who, according to the owner, stole more than $5,000 worth of Pokemon cards. Read More

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says she hopes the province's oil exports as well as its food production will escape the U.S. tariffs expected to be implemented on Wednesday. Read More

When the Edmonton Oilers needed someone to step up and fill a rather crucial void or two the most, no one has had a hotter hand than Jeff Skinner. Read More

Paul Webster is pumped to have the best place in the house at the 2025 BKT World Men’s Curling Championship. Read More

Two suspects, both known to police, have been arrested after separate weekend attacks on bus drivers. Read More

Q. I would like to perk up the appearance of my vegetable plots this year by adding flowers as edging plants and in small groups tucked into corners, but I am looking for flowers that will be additionally useful as attractors of pollinators and other beneficial insects. What flowers are my best choices, and are marigolds useful for this purpose? Read More

Homeowners from Regina's Glen Elm Mobile Home Community had a late night waiting to speak with city council about their eviction experience, but it ended up being worth the effort. Read More

A bear sighting near southwest Calgary's Oakridge community prompted a resident to warn others on Monday. Read More