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Ty Halaburda heads off on his free-agent invite with the Vancouver Canucks for the Young Stars Classic tournament in Penticton this weekend knowing his Brett Festerling trivia. Read More

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Edmonton firefighters, their families and the community gathered Wednesday morning at the Edmonton Firefighters Memorial Plaza, over the foundations of the original fire hall in the Town of Strathcona, to acknowledge those for whom the bell tolls, local firefighters who have died in the past year and the first responders who died in the line of duty in the Sept. 11, 2001, tragedy. Read More

A B.C. prosecutor said Wednesday that the province will retry accused killer Kane Carter, after the jury in his first trial could not reach a verdict. Read More

A busy weekend of action for the University of Calgary Dinos starts Friday evening under the lights of McMahon Stadium as the women's rugby team hosts Alberta for a 6 p.m. showdown. Read More

The United Conservative Party board has approved a gun rights law that would make American firearm advocates drool with envy. Read More

The Flames’ roster for the annual prospect tournament is headlined by forwards Matvei Gridin and Sam Honzek and defencemen Hunter Brzustewicz and Zayne Parekh. Gridin, Honzek and Parekh are all first-round draft picks, while Brzustewicz is a prized trade acquisition who led the Ontario Hockey League in assists in 2023-24. Read More

First impressions can be lasting. Read More

A year ago, Jonathan Huberdeau had to face a barrage of questions from reporters about whether he could bounce back from a disappointing first season with the Calgary Flames. Read More

A city official expressed his gratitude to Calgarians for cutting their water use by 13 million litres on Tuesday, placing consumption below the city's threshold, which officials say will safeguard Calgary's supply as it fixes its feeder main. Read More

Logan Bonner looked strong out of the gate Saturday. Read More

The province is expanding its investment in mental health classrooms and will be adding nine more this September. Read More

The Edmonton Oilers PTO for defenceman Travis Dermott, while not announced yet, fits because he can play both sides like Philip Broberg did, rather than inviting a straight right-shot guy like, say, Justin Schultz, to training camp on a look-see. Read More

A 75-year-old man from St. Albert is dead after a collision between a Honda Accord and a pedestrian. Read More

Puffy winter jackets can wait a bit longer as warm fall weather approaches for Alberta and much of Canada, with possible shots of cold air arriving intermittently. Read More

It’s not all the time that a player gets drafted by one team and secretly roots for another, but you can forgive Matt Savoie’s mixed loyalties. Read More

Over his 34 years in the profession, Chris Perentes has seen exponential growth in the scope of responsibilities prescribed to Saskatchewan pharmacists. Read More

The Alberta New Democrats unveiled a slimmed-down shadow cabinet as well as new leadership and advisory teams on Wednesday, one of which includes former premier and party leader Rachel Notley. Read More

A lawyer says there are options for the Vancouver park board and voters to legally challenge Mayor Ken Sim's bid to dissolve the board before the next municipal election. Read More

Moose Jaw chief of police Rick Bourassa has announced he will retire from the force in 2025 after 45 years in policing. Read More