Ethics report that found Trudeau broke the rules is prompting little shift among voters. Continue reading →

The words may not have been explicit, but oilpatch contractor Matthew Linnitt says he read between the lines: lie on official documents about an incident that could have killed him, or someone would be fired. Continue reading →

In response to a question about the Canadian citizenship of Jack Letts, also known as “Jihadi Jack,” Justin Trudeau said Canada will make sure its laws are enforced. Continue reading →

Calgary addiction advocate Rosalind Davis said any interruption to Alberta’s supervised consumption sites could have deadly consequences. Continue reading →

Supporters in Nova Scotia, who are expected to hold a news conference today, say 34-year-old Abdilahi Elmi fled Somalia as a child and was later taken into foster care in Ontario. Continue reading →

The words may not have been explicit, but oilpatch contractor Matthew Linnitt says he read between the lines: lie on official documents about an incident that could have killed him, or someone would be fired. Continue reading →

Cool and rainy weather weather is exacerbating what has already been a difficult year for beekeepers in central Alberta, according to the head of an industry association in the province. Continue reading →

The debate continues around Lethbridge’s supervised consumption site with a motion heading to council on Monday about the future of the site. Continue reading →

Friday night in Edmonton features a battle for first place in the CFL West as the Edmonton Eskimos get ready to host the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. Continue reading →

An arena in the hometown of retired hockey player Jarome Iginla will be named after him at a ceremony this weekend. Continue reading →

When and where you can use e-bikes varies throughout the mountain parks. Continue reading →

Dozens of people rallied outside a Minnesota office of Enbridge to protest the company’s proposed Line 3 oil pipeline replacement. Continue reading →

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney shot back at his Quebec counterpart Monday, saying Francois Legault does not understand the history of equalization. Continue reading →

Sum 41 and The Offspring will embark on a 14-date Canadian trek this fall. Continue reading →

The Vikings have travelled to where they’ve never been before — landlocked Alberta — as part of a touring exhibition at the new Royal Alberta Museum. Continue reading →

Four days after the Alberta Energy Regulator was told 40,000 litres of oil emulsion leaked from a pipeline into a creek that feeds into the North Saskatchewan River, Edmonton’s primary utility provider says the city’s drinking water is “perfectly safe.” Continue reading →

Bonterra Energy Corp. says it has 70 workers cleaning up the site of an oil emulsion leak from a pipeline into a creek that feeds the North Saskatchewan River in west central Alberta. Continue reading →

Calgary police have some strong words for the people who vandalized the city’s Pride and trans Pride crosswalks on Stephen Avenue, saying messages of hate won’t be tolerated by CPS. Continue reading →

Former Edmonton police chief Rod Knecht will chair a panel of experts who will review supervised consumption services in Alberta. Continue reading →

Here are some tips for couples who are trying to cut down on their wedding expenses. Continue reading →

A St. Albert family hopes to raise awareness about PANDAS condition. Continue reading →

The event wrapped up Sunday with a record-breaking time in the full marathon. Continue reading →

An autopsy is scheduled for Tuesday morning, and the identity of the victim has not been released. Continue reading →