On Tuesday, Trump tweeted about how he treated the University of Clemson national football champions to a fast-food dinner at the White House. However, the president misspelled the word “hamburgers.” Continue reading →

A two-year-old was uninjured after the child’s car seat fell out of a moving vehicle and onto the road while the mother drove away, unaware the kid was no longer in the vehicle. Continue reading →

RCMP said they located the two children safely. Continue reading →

The Trump administration initially estimated the shutdown would cost the economy 0.1 percentage point in growth every two weeks that employees were without pay. That estimate has grown. Continue reading →

On Tuesday, Alberta Transportation Minister Brian Mason announced he is enacting the Traffic Accommodation in Work Zones regulation to improve traffic flow through construction zones on provincial highways while still ensuring they are still safe for workers. Continue reading →

The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta (CPSA) is looking to suspend the practice permit of a southern Alberta anesthesiologist charged with sexual assault. Continue reading →

The Saskatchewan Roughriders’ head coach and general manager Chris Jones is leaving the CFL team and heading to the NFL. Continue reading →

Teammates tired, but elated after winning gold at world women’s under-18 hockey championship in Japan. Continue reading →

People in parts of southern and central Alberta, including the City of Calgary, are being advised Tuesday they should expect foggy conditions until late Wednesday morning. Continue reading →

First Nations that produce oil and gas in Canada will hear presentations Wednesday at the Indigenous Energy Summit on how they might take ownership of major energy projects, including the Trans Mountain pipeline. Continue reading →

A deadly crash in central Alberta last week that killed the six-year-old son of two RCMP officers has the hockey community in Edson pulling together support for the parents. Continue reading →

Pollster and political commentator Janet Brown said the government has a few options when it comes to the March throne speech, the first being to hold the speech and immediately call an election.  Continue reading →

“The mindset has been not thinking or not worry about scoring.” Continue reading →

The settlement includes 11.7 full-time-equivalent Registered Nurse relief positions to be used exclusively in the emergency department. Continue reading →

A new study indicates dust from homes in Fort McMurray, Alta., had normal levels of indoor contaminants a year after a devastating forest fire hit the city. Continue reading →

The first census conducted in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo since the 2016 Fort McMurray wildfire shows a nearly 11 per cent drop in the population. Continue reading →

A new app is allowing Canadians to get the dirt on their favourite eateries. Continue reading →

After taking a one-year hiatus, Liam is once again the most popular boy’s name in Alberta. Continue reading →

Ottawa has offered $2.5 million to help Edmonton’s Roxy Theatre rebuild after a devastating fire four years ago. Continue reading →

Twitter users across Alberta reacted to former Wildrose leader Brian Jean’s statement that Albertans are ‘furious’ with the state of the province and country. Continue reading →

Drumheller-Stettler MLA Rick Strankman wants to sit as an independent in the Alberta Legislature, saying the UCP no longer represents grassroots principles. Continue reading →

The Edmonton Eskimos on Tuesday morning released six-year CFL veteran safety Neil King after the Edmonton native spent the last three seasons with the team. Continue reading →

A woman died in a collision in northern Alberta on Saturday afternoon.  Continue reading →