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Many of the candidates for the four parties running against ABC in Vancouver's April 5, two-seat council byelection call it the same thing: a referendum. Read More

At Gordon Ramsay restaurants, one obsesses over micro details. Hyper-vigilance is embedded in a three-Michelin chef’s DNA and has a trickle-down effect — no matter that the Gordon Ramsay Restaurant Group operates 88 restaurants around the world. Read More

I realize plenty of Canadian politicians and pundits have been praising Ontario Premier Doug Ford. Ford threatened to cut off Ontario electricity headed to the U.S. upper Midwest and because of that was granted a face-to-face meeting in Washington, D.C., with Howard Lutnick, President Donald Trump’s commerce secretary and tariff guru. Read More

Make no mistake that China's tariffs on Canadian canola oil and meal are horrific ... and, sadly, all too familiar. Read More

The University of Regina Students' Union (URSU) says it “had no role in organizing or conducting” a disruption of the Women's Centre annual general meeting last month. Read More

The quest to prank, punk or trick others takes centre stage Tuesday — April Fools' Day! It's a strange tradition that dates back hundreds of years. Read More

If you haven’t been by Forest Lawn lately, it might not be the neighbourhood you remember. Read More

When the going gets tough, the tough get going. Read More

Re. "City hall to introduce mobile-only parking payment process," March 29 Read More

For the Edmonton Oilers to win the Stanley Cup, they will need almost every single player from the bottom of the roster to the top to trend up and bring at least their B game, if not their A game. Read More

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The Provincial Health Services Authority was shaken up on Monday, with Health Minister Josie Osborne revealing a string of executive moves. Read More

It was a heavyweight battle between two of the top teams in the world on Monday afternoon at the World Men’s Curling Championship in Moose Jaw. Read More

Were you in Richmond last April? If so, you might want to dig around in your wallet, glove box or jacket pockets for any unchecked lottery tickets. Read More

Sonya Sharp is entering the race to be Calgary's next mayor, saying she feels she can "bring Calgarians back" to supporting their local government. Read More

B.C. Finance Minister Brenda Bailey rushed Monday to pass legislation that would scrap B.C.'s consumer carbon tax before a scheduled increase on Tuesday. It remains to be seen, however, how much savings drivers will see at the pump as gas prices continued to rise across the province over the weekend. Read More

The one-two punch of U.S. tariffs and Canadian counter-tariffs has created financial havoc for Allen Walker's small Enderby company, which most of its business with American firms. Read More

VICTORIA — The New Democrats finally moved Monday on their promise to eliminate the carbon tax, introducing legislation mere hours before the next increase was scheduled to kick in at midnight. Read More

The roll has been real for Brad Jacobs and his decorated curling crew from Calgary. Read More

U.S. authorities have arrested a 67-year-old man from Surrey, and accused him of smuggling banned goods to Pakistan's military and its nuclear weapons program for more than 15 years. Read More