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OTTAWA -- The Supreme Court of Canada says it won't hear an appeal by the Alberta government regarding a decision to have its former energy minister questioned in a multibillion-dollar coal mining lawsuit. Read More

Last year, Vancouver-based artist Sarah McLachlan was forced to cancel her planned Canadian tour due to concerns related to her vocal health. Read More

EDMONTON - Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's government is pausing the procurement policy it announced more than a month ago to fight U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs. Read More

A messy coolant leak on board a TransLink bus was captured on video and shared to Reddit this week, prompting a "new fear" for some transit riders. Read More

Given Gavin Rossdale's seemingly quick rise to fame, it's tempting to see the British rocker as an overnight success. Read More

Telling him he must spend the rest of his life making amends, a judge sentenced a man who strangled a young Edmonton woman in a random attack to 10-1/2 years in prison. Read More

Editorial cartoonists know how to use any holiday as an entry point in creating a good cartoon. With Easter upon us, here's a look at some of our favourite editorial cartoons of the season from this year and the previous five years. Enjoy the long weekend! Read More

About 68 per cent of Albertans say the recent U.S. tariffs have influenced their decision to travel to or through the U.S., according to a new survey. Read More

Weekly roundup of three properties that recently sold in Metro Vancouver. Read More

TORONTO - Corus Entertainment Inc. says Heather Shaw will retire from her position as executive chair as of May 31. Read More

When Los Angeles Kings’ winger Warren Foegele gets married this summer in Toronto, rest assured, several of his old Edmonton Oilers teammates will be invited, and some may even be in the wedding party, like Evan Bouchard. Read More

De-jetlagging and just back from Japan, Edmonton indie-pop musician Lucette was in Bangkok when a 7.7-magnitude earthquake ripped a 400-km gash in the earth on March 28, killing over 5,000 people across Myanmar and Thailand. Read More

Maybe we should have known this season was doomed when we first learned that the Larscheiders section wasn't going to return. One of the smartest additions to Rogers Arena's fan experience in years, had been bungled into near oblivion. Read More

Many Calgary wine lovers were disappointed when The Cellar — the much-beloved wine store on 8th Avenue in the brick and sandstone heritage building also home to Murrieta’s – closed in early 2024. The shop, with its cave-like atmosphere and hidden nooks and crannies, was the perfect place to house a treasure trove of premium bottles. A year after that fixture in the wine scene closed, a new chapter is beginning with Cavernus, a new wine club and lounge located in the old Cellar space. Read More

Flip, don't flop. Read More

Regina is one of four cities to receive a failing grade in budget transparency, according to a recent analysis of Canadian municipalities by a Toronto public policy think tank. Read More

The best thing about the 2024-25 regular season happened at about 10:53 p.m. on Wednesday night in San Jose. Read More

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The playoff chase is over, so maybe it’s not surprising that when we called for questions about the Calgary Flames from fans, they delivered big-time. Read More

Of Canada’s top two federal party leaders, which one is more like U.S. President Donald Trump? Read More