Local, Regional News

Canada's new clean electricity regulations offer the flexibility and extended timeline sought by Alberta, according to the federal government, though the province continues to insist Ottawa is overstepping its constitutional boundaries. Read More

With an early January deadline imposed by the premier looming, Calgary's mayor says there's not enough time for city council to decide whether it supports the Alberta government's proposal for an elevated Green Line. Read More

Barry Trotz is a smart hockey man. Read More

Relaxing in a friend's southwest Calgary home, Serhii describes waging a deadly, high-tech, cat-and-mouse war with his Russian foes in Ukraine. Read More

The pace of rent price increases is slowing in Calgary, amid higher availability of rental accommodations. Read More

Calling all Vancouver-area Disneyland fans, young and old. Read More

It's been almost a month since a moose was killed in Springbank, west of Calgary, and residents hope the hunter will be penalized. Read More

Vilmer Alriksson is onto a new junior team. Could fellow Vancouver Canucks prospect Sawyer Mynio being doing something similar soon? Read More

Calgary public school trustees voted unanimously Tuesday to close an all-boys school in the city's southwest to use its space for badly needed regular instruction. Read More

As Liberal death rattles grow louder and the Trudeau regime totters, certain dismal realities about this country become ever more obvious. Read More

Just past the 23rd anniversary of her disappearance, the remains of 24-year-old Erum Kamal have been identified through DNA sequencing, the Edmonton Police Service said Tuesday. Read More

It was all gas, no break. Read More

Customers with tickets to the Stanley Park Christmas train should brace for more cancellations as the Vancouver park board scrambles to get the popular attraction back on track for the holiday season. Read More

B.C.'s new finance minister said she is realistic about the economic challenges facing the province after announcing this year’s record deficit is projected to reach $9.4 billion. Read More

Binding arbitration between the Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation (STF) and the Government-Trustee Bargaining Committee (GTBC) got underway this week as the two sides look to end a year-long labour dispute. Read More

Walking from the car to the theatre on opening night for Krampus — the holiday show at Workshop West — it was clear that Edmonton had nailed the “white” part of Christmas this year.  The soaring trees in Old Strathcona were heavy with snow, it crunched underfoot, and the moon cast a glow across the whole marshmallow world. Read More

Canada’s new Arctic foreign policy sends a loud message to the world: Ottawa is unaware of its own shortcomings and unready for the realpolitik of the modern age. Read More

UBC researchers are suggesting some changes to keep bike paths safe after a study has shown the use of electric bikes and other motorized devices has skyrocketed in Metro Vancouver. Read More

On Aug. 15, RCMP officers in Vermilion began investigating a complaint regarding the death of a dog, police said in a Tuesday news release. Read More

And the hits keep coming. Read More