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Former justice minister Jonathan Denis will face a sanction hearing after being convicted of two breaches of the Legal Profession Act code of conduct by a Law Society of Alberta committee panel. Read More

By next spring, squealing your tires, revving your engine or blaring your stereo on Calgary's streets could net you a hefty ticket if your vehicle produces excessive noise levels. Read More

They say defence wins championships. Read More

Eleven B.C. hotels received coveted keys from the Michelin Guide this year in the renowned Guide’s first hotel foray in Canada. Read More

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says her province "is not open" to accepting more relocated asylum seekers, citing "shared values" and cost, something the federal government says it's open to providing. Read More

Over a four-day period from the end of August to the start of September, police in Canada killed three Indigenous people — a 31-year-old Clearwater River Dene Nation man by Saskatchewan RCMP on Aug. 29; Hoss Lightning, a 15-year-old resident of Samson Cree Nation by Wetaskiwin RCMP on Aug. 30; and Tammy Bateman, an unhoused Indigenous woman by Winnipeg Police on Sept. 2. Read More

For all the notoriety that comes with being a hockey tough guy, underneath there's almost always a kinder, friendlier story. Read More

Edmonton police are asking the public for help finding a man wanted in connection to an armed robbery at a Kensington neighbourhood store in July. Read More

Edmonton is now home to Alberta's first-ever school for autistic children. Read More

Beau Akey's presence at this year's Edmonton Oilers rookie camp cannot be overlooked. Read More

A full field of 12-three-year-olds are set to do battle in the Grade 3, $125,000 B.C. Derby at Hastings Racecourse on Saturday. Read More

There will be no merger between the Saskatchewan Progressive Conservative (PC) Party and the Saskatchewan Buffalo Party ahead of the upcoming provincial election. Read More

One is the poster boy for the CFL. A Canadian-bred quarterback, full of promise, talent and a record-setting arm. Read More

It’s probably nothing. Read More

EDMONTON - An Alberta First Nation has revived a lawsuit it launched 10 years ago in an effort to get the federal government to recognize its human right to clean, safe water. Read More

A Regina Intercollegiate Football League game between the Thom Trojans and Sheldon-Williams Spartans has become much more than a friendly rivalry between two Stewart Conference teams. Read More

The discovery of three bodies in a home in Lloydminster, Sask., on Wednesday evening is now being investigated as a triple homicide. Read More

Southern Alberta police chiefs are raising serious concerns about the Alberta government's plan to drastically curtail the use of photo radar. Read More

EDMONTON -- An Alberta First Nation has revived a lawsuit it launched 10 years ago in an effort to get the federal government to recognize its human right to clean, safe water. Read More

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