Local, Regional News

When: Sept. 19 Read More

Where: 3941 Main St., Vancouver Read More

A look at Tuesday's Edmonton Weather from Environment Canada. Read More

JASPER, ALTA. - The town council of Jasper, Alta., is set to discuss today if it will ask for funding from the provincial government to offset reduced property tax revenues for the next three years. Read More

A new calf has been reported in the endangered southern resident killer whale population. Read More

When first elected, our illustrious city council decided to show the citizens of Regina how business was supposed to be done. Read More

Canada edged closer to an early election Monday night — two ridings closer. The Liberals showed once again that they can't win an urban seat. Read More

This week, The Vancouver Sun and Conversations Live will bring you The Leaders Series, hosted by Stuart McNish. Read More

Google searches for Lauren Chan spiked dramatically in late April 2023. Read More

A B.C. woman successfully challenged a will that left over 80 per cent of her mother’s wealth to her brother, saying he received preferential treatment as the only son. Read More

B.C. is seeking an explanation for hundreds of thousands in cash deposits into bank accounts of a Vancouver man arrested for murder last fall and his girlfriend. Read More

One gets why New Democratic Party supporters may be somewhat peeved that Premier Scott Moe is now feasting on the NDP's "irresponsible" tax cut promises. Read More

With proponents of rent control ramping up efforts to pressure the Alberta government, a remarkable thing has been happening in the background: rents have actually been coming down. Read More

With Edmonton Oilers training camp medical Wednesday, it’s expected winger Evander Kane will fail the doctors’ evaluation and he will need surgery on his troublesome sports hernia sometime during camp. This leads to a slew of questions: Read More

Contrary to popular belief, the Green Line LRT project is not dead. It's a vital project for our city's future. Only the high-cost, high-risk tunnels under our downtown river system are off the table. Read More

While media coverage of federal elections has evolved over the years, some aspects of election reporting remain the same. One basic tenent that's held true over decades is that people want to hear the results of an election as quickly as possible. They want to know who won where. If you look back to early editions of the Calgary Herald the day after an election, results dominated the newspapers' pages. Read More

Canada has a persistent productivity problem that will require some savvy solutions. Read More

Premier Smith offers two thoughts on rejecting relocated asylum seekers to Alberta. First, she states excessive immigration increases the cost of living and strains public services. This isn’t an unreasonable perspective, but it certainly wasn’t her opinion when, just a few months ago, she demanded the federal government allow thousands more immigrants to come to Alberta. It also doesn’t jive with the campaign to lure many more people from other parts of Canada. Read More

B.C. Green Leader Sonia Furstenau is hoping the next provincial government will comprise a handful of Independents, a bigger handful of Greens and dozens of Conservatives and NDP MLAs — with no one having enough seats to form government. Read More

Mayors, First Nations leaders, and law enforcement officials are pleading with the federal and provincial governments to take "immediate action" to address what they call dual "crises" of public safety and mental health issues in communities across British Columbia. Read More