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Shots fired at Surrey business but motive remains unclearCrime scene tape was up at Sukh Hair and Beauty Salon on Monday with dozens of officers canvassing the area. Four large bullet holes could be seen in the glass.CrimeAug 5
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Rockyview Hospital hair salon set to be closed by Alberta Health ServicesA hair salon inside a Calgary hospital is set to close in a couple of weeks after its lease expired, leaving the owner and clients angry.HealthJun 11
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Our Beauty Editor’s top picks for Amazon’s Beauty WeekShop these top picks before the sale ends!The CuratorSep 5
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How much do you tip? Why most Canadians feel pressured to give extraA recent survey found about 67 per cent of Canadians say they've felt presssure to tip, while another 36 per cent said they tipped to not appear cheap.LifestyleJul 8
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Smith says Alberta opposes feds’ asylum claimants relocation plan, ‘cannot afford it’Miller's office noted "the world is facing unprecedented flows of asylum seekers, and Canada is not immune to these trends."CanadaSep 12
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Former chief among voices calling for examination of Winnipeg policingDevon Clunis, who served as the city's top cop from 2012 to 2016, says Winnipeg needs an honest and robust conversation about the expectations of the police service.CrimeSep 23
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Aging Kelowna care home to be replaced with state-of-the-art facilityA bigger and better long-term care home is slated to open in 2029 on the site of Kelowna's aging Cottonwoods Care Centre, Adrian Dix announced Friday.HealthJun 28
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7-Eleven owner rejects Couche-Tard’s takeover offerThe Japanese owner of 7-Eleven said the takeover proposal by the Canadian convenience store operator 'grossly undervalues' the company.CanadaSep 6
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Alberta doctors risk closures while waiting for Physician Comprehensive Care ModelAlberta physicians say they can't wait any longer for the province's promised Physician Comprehensive Care Model, a model that would help ease current financial pressures.HealthSep 23
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B.C. landslide could be ‘catastrophic’ for fish migration, salmon run, expert saysAn expert in salmon migration says the landslide that occurred on B.C.'s Chilcotin River in the Central Interior is catastrophic for residents, property and fish.EnvironmentAug 1
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B.C. port foremen vote to authorize job action, but no strike notice issuedThe union representing foremen at B.C.'s ports say members have voted overwhelmingly to authorize strike action if necessary in an ongoing labour dispute with port employers.EconomySep 4
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Code red: How more Ontario hospitals are struggling with balancing the booksCritics say the situation at the London Health Sciences Centre speaks to a larger issue, with health experts warning that most Ontario hospitals are projecting a deficit.HealthSep 14
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Danielle Smith says an Alberta pension plan estimate from the feds will spur hard questionsAlberta estimates it deserves more than half of the national retirement plan, about $334 billion.PoliticsSep 13
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Potential for new landslide along Chilcotin River, First Nation warnsA bridge over British Columbia's Chilcotin River is closed to traffic until further notice after new cracks were discovered near a massive landslide that had blocked the river for days before a breach sent torrents of water and debris downstream.Aug 9
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Canada’s telecoms may shed assets amid slow growth. What could they cut?As Canada's telecommunications sector copes with challenges such as slower growth and fierce competition, dominant players are poised to continue shedding assets to reduce costs.CanadaSep 8
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London Knights win wild pre-season opener on late breakaway goal by Jacob JulienLondon found themselves down 3-0 early and battled back to take a 4-3 third period lead before having to weather two 5-on-3 Otter power plays.SportsSep 7
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China ends foreign adoptions, leaving some hopeful families with questionsOnly people who are blood relatives or step-relatives of Chinese children will be able to apply for international adoption.LifestyleSep 9
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The Halifax library strike and its heavy impact on the city’s unhousedLibraries across HRM remain closed after workers walked off the job on Monday. One woman experiencing homelessness says libraries offer her a safe space and 'not feel alone.'CanadaAug 30
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B.C. landslide: First Nations initiating emergency salmon task forceNow, First Nations will meet to discuss the impact on the sockeye salmon run to the Chilko Lake spawning grounds, in the first year of a four-year cycle.EnvironmentAug 6
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10 viral beauty products to shop this Amazon Prime DayThe best on-trend beauty items to load your cart with this Prime Day.The CuratorJul 17