Local, Regional News

The city has launched a survey as part of its strategy to curb racism and discrimination in citywide sports programs. Read More

There is little doubt the Vancouver Canucks are going to have a hard time replacing Filip Hronek. Read More

Every school day on average enough new students register at Edmonton Public Schools to fill a portable. Read More

At 67, Edward Boe works part-time in security in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, struggling to stretch his $1,500 monthly pension. After rent and utilities, he has just $300 left for food. "No one can live on that," he told the Vancouver Sun in an interview this month. His story reflects why affordability united voters across party lines in the recent election. British Columbians are feeling the squeeze from high housing costs and rising grocery bills. On the day his cabinet was sworn in, Premier David Eby’s message to both the public and his ministers was clear — the cost-of-living challenges must be tackled. Read More

The crowd trickled out into the dark November late afternoon as celebrations for the freshly minted cabinet wound down in the B.C. Legislature rotunda. Read More

Re: The man, the legend, the moustache: Canucks fans have not forgotten Harold Snepsts Read More

Premier Danielle Smith is ready to rumble once again. Read More

A city police sergeant said Thursday he can't fathom why officers accused of roughing up and dumping a thinly-dressed man in freezing temperatures weren't investigated. Read More

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and her government are forging ahead with taking legal action against the federal government's environmental assessment law for the second time. Read More

With bear requests at an all-time high, the Western Hockey League team is calling on fans and the community to help fulfill the need. Read More

A new transit safety hub opened at Chinook Centre this week as part of the city's strategy to address growing concerns about transit safety. Read More

As a weeks-long Canada Post strike continues, a Calgary wildlife rehabilitation centre is seeing donations dip due to the gap in postal service. Read More

Ski and snowboard enthusiasts will finally get to enjoy the slopes in Calgary, as WinSport is opening for the season. Read More

COLUMBUS — When the Calgary Flames emerge from the visiting locker room Friday at Nationwide Arena, they’ll look to their left, glance toward the roof and be reminded of a superstar pal gone far too soon. Read More

High levels of carbon monoxide led to the evacuation of nearly 30 residents of a McKenzie Towne condo complex on Thursday. Read More

A new bowling alley will strike Edmonton's northside at the Christy's Corner shopping centre next fall. Read More

Police have charged an Edmonton woman with fraud after an 88-year-old Edmonton man was swindled out of $5 million over nine years. Read More

The union representing Canada Post workers says the Crown corporation has been laying off striking employees as the labour action by more than 55,000 workers approaches the two-week mark. Read More

The Calgary Stampeders promised splash moves in the CFL off-season. Read More

A man shot dead by Strathcona County RCMP in a rainy highway ditch fired a sawed-off shotgun seconds before and threatened to kill a woman out walking her dogs. Read More