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

EDMONTON — Muriel Stanley Venne, a trail-blazing Metis woman known for her Indigenous rights advocacy, has died at 87. Read More

A messy round of bargaining between the Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation (STF) and the provincial government made big headlines in 2023, but the spiciest developments during negotiations were yet to come as talks dragged into 2024. Read More

From the bombshells of the multi-billion-dollar cost overruns at Metro Vancouver's North Shore wastewater treatment plant and the province's Surrey-Langley SkyTrain extension to smaller increases on the Broadway subway and Pattullo Bridge replacement, 2024 has been a year of major projects struggling to stay on schedule. Read More

Deaths related to drug overdoses have declined nine per cent in B.C. over the past year. But experts says it's unclear if the falling numbers signal a trend, or simply a dip, while the reason behind the decline is also unknown. Read More

When it's always about dragging yourselves into the fight, it's easy to lose sight. Read More

A B.C. man is facing a court battle as he attempts to force prosecutors here to release the reasons why they decided not to go ahead with sex-crime charges against him in 2008. Read More

The whims and desires expressed by the Canadian Homebuilders Association as presented by Joanne Paulson may be for those who have a home and are making $100,000 a year. But in Canada, this is simply a dream image that has been marketed so that bigger homes are considered the ideal. Read More

A Monday night vehicle collision in southwest Calgary has resulted in one person injured and another dead. Read More

Christmas Eve is about expectation and desire, and it doesn’t matter how young or old one is. Today is a magical day of waiting. Read More

Across Canada, towns and cities desperately need more revenue to keep existing infrastructure running safely and smoothly. Read More

Lost amid last week's frenzy surrounding the imploding federal Liberal government was a significant policy reversal from Ottawa — one that represents a major win for Alberta. Read More

Looking back to Christmas Eve in Calgary 25 years ago conjures up more-than-warm memories. That's because our pretty little city on the Bow was experiencing a heat wave during the holiday season in 1999. The city hit a record December temperature of 17.6 degrees that day. Those mild temperatures continued for a few days, with the city hitting another December all-time high of 20 C on Dec. 27, 1999. Read More

On the heels of ending a Canadian tradition where the prime minister sits down with each of the major television networks for extended year-end interviews, it was insulting to Canadians that after the recent cabinet shuffle, there was no public appearance or even a statement from the prime minister talking about the cabinet shuffle and the future direction for Canada. Read More

The Christmas spirit of giving and receiving was alive Monday at Rogers Arena. Read More

Quinn Hughes looks like a Christmas elf, but he's really Santa Claus. Read More

After several years of a white-hot industrial real estate market in Metro Vancouver, with vacancy rates dropping below zero and record-high rental rates, there has been a softening in the last few months. Read More

VICTORIA — When Glen Clark retired two years ago as president of the Jim Pattison group, the former premier let it be known that he was ready, willing and able to help out the current NDP government. Read More

EDMONTON — A report from Canada's chief actuary suggests Alberta would not be entitled to more than half of the Canada Pension Plan's assets that the province has argued it should get if it were to leave the investment fund. Read More

The Calgary Stampeders' chapter on quarterback Jake Maier has officially come to a close. Read More