Local, Regional News

The City of Regina has projected a $2.45-million deficit by the end of 2024, based on expenses anticipated and accounted for by administration. Read More

Sitting in the Regina International Airport on Friday morning, Tobias Vyseri was keeping a cool head amid concerns over a potential Air Canada strike or lockout. Read More

The door for Kevin Lankinen to be a Vancouver Canuck remains open, even if it remains very unclear if he'll step through it. Read More

Journalist Duncan Kinney has lost a bid to severely limit Edmonton police Chief Dale McFee's participation in his evidence disclosure application. Read More

No matter whether you say the Sedin era began the day they were drafted or the day they first put on a Vancouver Canucks uniform, one thing is true: the first time they did suit up, they started with a bang. Read More

The day was supposed to belong to the Philpots. Read More

Less than two hours after the provincial government announced a new student literacy pilot program, the Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation (STF) condemned it as privatization. Read More

AsiaFest is gearing up for its third annual festival and this year festival goers can expect new vendors, an extreme eating competition and performances every hour. Read More

They say you never get a second chance to make a first impression. Read More

An already once-convicted Regina sex offender, currently facing more charges related to child pornography, has a history of breaching release conditions. Read More

After an intense eight months, the developers at Edmonton-based Inflexion Games hope to rejuvenate their game, Nightingale, with its massive Realms Rebuilt update. Read More

The Calgary man who facilitated terrorist activities through online postings — which included targeting the city's Pride activities — was handed a six-year prison term Friday. Read More

It’s been the best of times and the worst of times for the NFL as it transitioned from a very successful Week 1 into Week 2 and Thursday Night Football on Amazon Prime. The 31-10 dud of a game between the victorious Buffalo Bills (2-0) and Miami Dolphins (1-1) was made worse by the third concussion in two years for Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa. Read More

Murder suspect Jessey James Pearson, who went on the lam after Alberta's top court in July overturned his acquittal, has been arrested. Read More

A report into a triple stabbing at a festival in Vancouver’s Chinatown last year says the man accused of the crimes had been let out of a psychiatric care facility 99 times in the year before without problems. Read More

Last year, a group of about 50 municipalities wanting an energy-from-waste facility built in southern Alberta was optimistic after announcing it was in negotiations with a Swiss-based global cleantech company. Read More

A former WHL coach has abandoned an appeal of his conviction for the 1988 sexual assault of a teenage hockey player. Read More

Alberta is hiring a CEO to build a new police oversight agency which it hopes will boost confidence and transparency in law enforcement. Read More

Three Vancouver Sun and The Province journalists are finalists for the Jack Webster Awards this year. Read More

The Vancouver Whitecaps aren't taking anything for granted as they prepare for their next matchup. Read More