Local, Regional News

The Opposition Conservatives say Premier David Eby's decision to not hold a fall sitting of the legislature is an indication he has already broken his promise to hit the ground running on concerns British Columbians have about the cost of living, public safety and health care. Read More

In a defiant speech to the city's business leaders, Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondek vowed to continue fighting for Calgarians, pushing back against the provincial and federal governments on several issues, and facing up to her own critics as she works to position the city for growth. Read More

Border officers intercepted more than 200 bricks of cocaine during three attempted smuggling incidents in recent weeks at B.C.-Washington state crossings, officials said. Read More

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Vernon Fiddler scratched and clawed his way to almost 900 NHL games as a dogged, heart-and-soul centre after everybody passed on him come NHL Draft time. Read More

Edmonton police confirmed on Monday they are now actively investigating a total of 24 arsons since the beginning of the year. Read More

Beloved Edmonton theatre artist Julien Arnold died on stage Sunday night at Citadel Theatre, sending reverberations throughout the local theatre community and beyond. Read More

Alberta Health is reviewing data from nearly 75,000 doses of pneumococcal vaccine after an internal review found an unknown number of patients received shots too soon after each other and now need to be reimmunized to be properly protected against the disease. Read More

The provincial government plans to invest up to $50 million to fund an open-access drilling test site to allow companies to develop new drilling techniques. Read More

Ongoing development activity in the East Village, including two recent land sales, will bring hundreds more residential units to the area over the next year, Calgary Municipal Land Corp. said Monday. Read More

The big showdown finally starts Tuesday, with a fierce counterattack on the federal oil and gas emissions cap from Premier Danielle Smith. Read More

Shercom Industries is pursuing legal action that alleges the Saskatchewan government is at fault for the company's reduction in operations amidst a dispute over tire recycling contracts in the province. Read More

When Larry Thompson bought the Edmonton Elks, we predicted his new club president would be a former player with ties to the team, and with Rick LeLacheur continuing to have a strong influence behind the scenes. Read More

The way seven women described being touched by Ruben Adam Manz was beyond what should be done during a specific neck stretch. Read More

A Banff-based foundation has gifted $30 million toward the future of the tourism industry and to address housing issues in the Rocky Mountain resort town. Read More

A family of killer whales has made a rare trip into waters off downtown Vancouver for what an expert says was likely a "grocery shopping" hunt for harbour seals. Read More

The Saskatchewan Roughriders are continuing to add pieces to the puzzle for the 2025 CFL season. Read More

This in from TSN hockey insider Darren Dreger, talking to Dustin Nielson and Lt. Eric on Edmonton Sports Talk Radio about the biggest trade need of the Edmonton Oilers, which Dreger suggested is bringing in help on defence: Read More

There are a couple things in the month of November that producers in Saskatchewan can usually set their clocks to — snow and the Canadian Western Agribition. Read More

The Edmonton Metropolitan Region Board (EMRB) will no longer receive its $1 million funding contribution from the Alberta government starting next year. Read More