Celebrities offer their thanks, remembrances and condolences in the death of Marvel legend Stan Lee, who died Monday at age 95. Continue reading →

Democrat Kyrsten Sinema won Arizona’s open U.S. Senate seat Monday in a race that was among the most closely watched in the nation. Continue reading →

Canadian Neil Young called President Donald Trump an “unfit leader,” after Young lost his home to a California wildfire that the president blamed on poor forest management. Continue reading →

Several pilots reported seeing “very bright lights” over western Ireland, including British Airways Flight BA94 from Montreal, and contacted air traffic control. Continue reading →

With the recent appointment of Matthew Whitaker as attorney general, U.S. President Donald Trump may be making moves to ensure his power goes unchecked. Continue reading →

One week after a Sherwood Park, Alta., complex housing Strathcona County Hall and a library and community centre was shaken by two explosions, an official told reporters Tuesday night that a plan is in place for staff re-entry but it’s still not clear when the buildings will reopen to the public. Continue reading →

City councillor Michael Walters thinks Edmonton needs to consider how Calgary hosting a huge event like the Olympics would affect government funding for other municipalities. Continue reading →

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says the NDP caucus won’t reveal the names of two legislature members accused of inappropriate behaviour. Continue reading →

Alberta RCMP have laid charges in connection with a homicide on the Sunchild First Nation on Friday and are releasing more details about a series of related violent incidents and police standoff on the O’Chiese First Nation. Continue reading →

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says if UCP Leader Jason Kenney is serious about eradicating extremist views in his party, he can start with a member who compared the LGBTQ flag to the swastika. Continue reading →

Police said the two people ran away from the store and were seen heading west. The robbery wasn’t successful, because no money or property was taken during the incident, police said. Continue reading →

A Canadian woman who was arrested in northern Thailand for spraying paint on an ancient wall has avoided more jail time, but must still pay a $4,000 fine for her actions. Continue reading →

It’s too soon to say what the decision by U.S. District Judge Brian Morris last Thursday will mean to the timeline and cost of the pipeline, Paul Miller, liquids pipeline president, said at TransCanada’s investor day in Toronto on Tuesday. Continue reading →

Researcher Vivian Krause says the anti-Alberta oilsands campaign is funded by U.S. philanthropists in an effort to land-lock Alberta oil. Continue reading →

A 15-year-old boy was arrested and charged after alleged threats to a school in northwestern Alberta were posted to social media. Continue reading →

Alberta’s Lubicon Lake First Nation expects to mark the end of a decades-long fight for recognition on Tuesday, when it signs off on its land claim with the province and the federal government. Continue reading →

Calgarians headed to the polls Tuesday to cast their votes on whether they think the city should host the 2026 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Continue reading →

CFL commissioner Randy Ambrosie was planning to talk with the league’s board of governors on Tuesday to discuss some business matters. He’ll be adding one new item to the agenda for discussion. Continue reading →

The youngest generation of eligible voters could play a key role in Calgary’s 2026 Olympic bid plebiscite on Tuesday — but only if they turn out to vote. Continue reading →

A founding member of Alberta’s Wildrose Party is now the leader of the province’s newest official political party, which some people believe will compete for support mainly from right-of-centre voters. Continue reading →

Jelena Grover has cystic fibrosis, a genetic disease that affects her lungs and digestive system. She’s been waiting for a transplant since January. Continue reading →