Local, Regional News

A trucking company and a driver have been issued more than two dozen commercial traffic tickets after a semi-truck carrying logging equipment slammed into an east Edmonton overpass earlier this week. Read More

An Ontario court has approved a historic $32.5 billion settlement that will see three major tobacco companies compensate provinces, territories and ex-smokers in Canada. Read More

Liquor importers say Alberta's prohibition on U.S. booze is leaving them high and dry. Read More

British Columbians received a chilling glimpse into B.C. NDP economics this week with the delivery of the 2025 budget. It’s the kind of snapshot that keeps families up at night over the destructive nature of not only the just-introduced U.S. tariffs, but also their deep-seated doubts about the government’s ability to steer us toward clearer skies. Read More

In a season full of messes, one pillar of positivity has emerged for the Vancouver Canucks — their penalty kill. Read More

VICTORIA — One of the distractions for reporters this week was tracking the election promises that did not make it all the way into the first budget of the re-elected NDP. Read More

Alberta beef producers have been anxiously waiting to see how 25 per cent tariffs on exports to the U.S. will affect their industry. Read More

Someone's been bad. A chain of adult stores in Burnaby, Richmond and Vancouver has been slapped with a fine of $1.07 million for fraudulently advertising and selling prescription sex enhancement drugs as natural health products. Read More

If Vancouver Canuck Brock Boeser does get dealt before Friday's NHL trade deadline, watch carefully what happens with Mikko Rantanen. Read More

B.C.’s share of a landmark settlement for health damages from the big tobacco firms will be about $3.7 billion, the province’s attorney general said Thursday, with the money to be distributed over at least 18 years. Read More

The Calgary Flames have rewarded Connor Murphy with a new deal. Read More

B.C. Conservative Leader John Rustad was forced to respond to festering divisions within his party on Thursday after a video clip surfaced showing Vancouver-Quilchena MLA Dallas Brodie deriding her party's house leader, Á'a:líya Warbus. Read More

Calgary city council approved the South Shaganappi Local Area Plan (LAP) on Tuesday night, just a few hours after supporting a separate LAP for another part of the city. Read More

Peter Wall arrived in Canada as a penniless refugee in 1948. But he rose to the top of the Canadian development industry, building some of Vancouver’s landmark buildings, including One Wall Centre, which was once Vancouver’s tallest tower. Read More

The head of one of Canada’s largest railway companies said the country has “considerable strengths” that need to be leveraged correctly in the U.S.-Canada trade dispute. Read More

Ask Elizabeth Irving about singing national anthems today and she instantly trends to the positive. Read More

Alberta's municipal affairs minister said he is concerned about the impact U.S. President Donald Trump's 25 per cent tariffs on Canadian goods will have on Albertans if they continue for too long. Read More

The Calgary Police Service is waiting on the province to provide more direction on adding automated traffic enforcement cameras to high-collision areas, following the premier's criticism of the police service's inaction to beef up monitoring in the city. Read More

Here’s what we know about the engaging Trent Frederic. Read More

As we celebrate International Women's Day on March 8, you might be looking for some inspiring tales. Head to your local library or favourite bookstore and check out these titles which meet the Bechdel Test – a measurement of female representation in fiction. Read More