The reported movement comes after the U.S. dispatched B-1B bombers to the Korean peninsula over the weekend Continue reading →

The principal and athletic director of a Denver high school have stepped down after video emerged showing cheerleaders being pushed into splits by their coach during practice. Continue reading →

The prime minister’s image as cartoon superhero is wearing thin, writes Charles Adler. Continue reading →

North Korea said that a tweet from Donald Trump amounted to a declaration of war. They’ve made similar claims before. Continue reading →

Fozzy the dog has been located and is back in the care of his owners. Continue reading →

Two liquefied natural gas megaprojects slated for Nova Scotia are moving ahead, despite investors cancelling plans on the West Coast. Continue reading →

Robin Wortman, was charged in March with drugging and sexually assaulting a 17-year-old boy. Continue reading →

A few homes in Lethbridge, Alta., had to be evacuated after police received a call about an explosive device being found in a basement. Continue reading →

Edmonton’s Liberian community is seeking ways to help the families of three mothers killed in a highway collision. Continue reading →

 “It’s a good democratic process when not everyone agrees, but you have a strong debate.” Continue reading →

A Calgary man has been charged with manslaughter after a 48-year-old died from an overdose of carfentanil in an Edson hotel nearly one year ago. Continue reading →

The provincial government has put together a team to help Alberta cities vying to become home to Amazon’s second North American headquarters. Continue reading →

Members of the Canadian Search and Disaster Dog Association are in Mexico City helping with the search and rescue efforts. Continue reading →

Midfield Mobile Home Park, which had been slated to close at the end of this month, will stay open a little longer after a Calgary lawyer requested a court injunction that would delay the park’s closure. Continue reading →

The Suffield sale is expected to close in the fourth quarter and resulting funds are to be used to reduce a $3.6-billion bridge debt facility employed as part of the ConocoPhillips deal. Continue reading →

Calgary EMS say two seniors were injured on Monday when they were hit by a vehicle. Continue reading →

The prime minister’s image as cartoon superhero is wearing thin, writes Charles Adler. Continue reading →

RCMP have found three of the four high-end motor boats stolen from Wizard Lake Marine earlier this month and charges are pending. Continue reading →

RCMP say a runaway horse found on the QEII Highway north of Calgary on Monday has been returned to its owner. Continue reading →

Global News’ Leslie Horton speaks to Burpees for Breath’s Nicki Perkins about an event coming up in Calgary at the end of September. Continue reading →

A group of citizens who support the adding of fluoride to Calgary’s drinking water are urging voters to elect candidates who will reinstate fluoridation. Continue reading →

The Saskatchewan Roughriders and Calgary Stampeders voice support for NFL players after Donald Trump’s recent comments. Continue reading →

Employees and bystanders at a Co-op in the community of Oakridge are credited with stopping an attempted robbery on Sunday night. Continue reading →

Ken King told Calgary’s chamber of commerce Monday that the team has gone from a giver to a taker in NHL revenue sharing. Continue reading →