A hooligan in Kentucky tried to destroy a massive, nine-foot tall snowman using a truck, but failed horribly after not realizing good-old Frosty was built over a tree stump. Continue reading →

A photo of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his family was spotted on a random billboard in Kentucky, promoting a local canoe outfitting business — and no, it’s not a selfie. Continue reading →

A man in Iowa, who may or may not have a lot of time on his hands, won $1 on a scratch ticket and drove all the way down to lottery headquarters and insisted on being paid out with a massive novelty cheque. Continue reading →

A 47-year-old woman was sentenced to three-and-a-half years in prison on Thursday after she pleaded guilty to defrauding her employer, Intact Insurance, of $1.3 million. Continue reading →

Police said they came aboard and took the woman into custody. Continue reading →

The National Energy Board has rejected Burnaby’s request for construction work to stop at the Trans Mountain pipeline terminal in the city. Continue reading →

The two alleged incidents took place at Walmarts on East Hills Boulevard and at Macleod Trail and Southland Drive. Continue reading →

A 47-year-old woman was sentenced to three-and-a-half years in prison on Thursday after she pleaded guilty to defrauding her employer, Intact Insurance, of $1.3 million. Continue reading →

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says a member of her caucus who is being accused of directing a civil servant to do party work on government time maintains he didn’t do it. Continue reading →

Jason Kenney’s words didn’t sit well with Calgary mayor Naheed Nenshi, who said the Opposition leader doesn’t have to become premier to check in on Green Line progress. Continue reading →

The CEO of an Indigenous energy company says a project to transform oilsands bitumen into pucks for safer shipping to customers around the world will potentially create needed jobs in northern Alberta while helping to recycle plastic litter. Continue reading →

Kenney’s caucus said in a statement that the United Conservatives have never suggested tolls for existing infrastructure. Continue reading →

Jarome Iginla, a native of St. Alberta, Alta., retired from the NHL after a 20-season career last July. Continue reading →

Michael Richard Cole, 49, turned himself in on Monday at the District 2 office of the Calgary Police Service, police said. Continue reading →

RCMP in a southern Alberta town are looking for witnesses to a road rage incident in which a woman was reportedly yelled at, punched and kicked by another driver. Continue reading →

Alberta couple Collet and David Stephan, who are accused in their son’s death, are asking for $4 million in legal costs be covered by the province and asking for their charges to be thrown out. Continue reading →

The three-member Alberta Court of Appeal had earlier rejected a bid to overturn both the sentence and conviction. Continue reading →

The study is the world’s first to measure food waste using data from industry and other sources instead of just estimates. Continue reading →

“Even in a low-carbon future, you’re going to see a huge demand for petrochemicals and that’s good for the future of Alberta and the oil and gas industry,” he said. Continue reading →

Husky Energy is walking away from its hostile takeover offer for MEG Energy after failing to win enough shareholder support. Continue reading →

When firefighters arrived, smoke and flames were seen in the upper level of the home.   Continue reading →

Research suggests climate change is going to cause more damage to roads and other infrastructure in Canada’s North than previously feared. Continue reading →

Alberta Liberal Party Leader David Khan called on the province’s NDP government to begin issuing cannabis licences as a moratorium on new permits continues. Continue reading →