Once asked if anything could stop him, the prince gave a two-word reply: “Only death.” Continue reading →

A B.C. couple took part in an out-of-this world maternity photo shoot, recreating the classic Alien birth scene. Continue reading →

Four men were killed when a fight between two families turned into a shootout at the birthday party for a 1-year-old in Texas, state officials said. Continue reading →

U.S. President Donald Trump said that “socialist” health care doesn’t work, and Canadians come to the U.S. for its doctors because of the long wait times in Canada. Continue reading →

In an interview, the Canadian singer opened up about his struggles after his son was diagnosed with liver cancer and how it has made him question his purpose. Continue reading →

“I think I was in shock. It happened so fast,” Tiller said, describing the collision that took place just east of downtown Edmonton on Sunday, Sept. 30. Continue reading →

A B.C. couple took part in an out-of-this world maternity photo shoot, recreating the classic Alien birth scene. Continue reading →

An explosion Tuesday knocked out a 91-centimetre line and another pipeline is supplying natural gas on a reduced basis. Continue reading →

“We’re really hoping that with the reward, that’ll give somebody incentive to give us some information as to his possible whereabouts.” Continue reading →

A suspicious death investigation is underway after one person was found dead and another injured in an apartment west of downtown Edmonton. Continue reading →

Stephen Harper linked the rise of populism in recent years with the security of blue collar jobs, saying those opportunities or lack thereof ‘absolutely’ play a role. Continue reading →

The Eskimos remain in contention for a playoff slot through both the West and East Division paths, after defeating the Ottawa Redblacks 34-16 on Saturday. Continue reading →

The Southern Alberta Minor Football Association says the five played with the Raymond High School Comets. Continue reading →

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley made her comments while rebutting a speech made earlier in the day by environmental activist Tzeporah Berman. Continue reading →

Speaking on the 630 CHED Afternoon News, Kevin Schultz discussed his four years in conversion therapy and why he supports a ban on the practice. Continue reading →

The all-ages Tara Smith Roe Memorial Rock Show kicked off at the Palace Theatre on Saturday afternoon. Continue reading →

Connor McDavid and Ryan Nugent-Hopkins each had a goal and an assist as the Oilers edged the New York Rangers 2-1 Saturday afternoon. Continue reading →

RCMP said a pickup truck hauling a utility trailer collided with a minivan and an SUV on the QEII at the Highway 53 overpass. Continue reading →

Losers of three straight games, the Edmonton Eskimos will look to reverse some negative trends and help their playoff chances on Saturday as they host the Redblacks. Continue reading →

A missing toddler who was last seen Friday night in downtown Edmonton was found safe in the west end late Saturday morning. Continue reading →

Now that the former BMO site in downtown Edmonton is sitting empty, a city committee is set to hear about a proposal to build a 50-storey mixed-use tower on the prime piece of real estate. Continue reading →

With just days to go until some believe marijuana mania will blow across Canada when recreational pot becomes legal, a major medical marijuana producer says it has just received the licence allowing them to cultivate cannabis west of Edmonton. Continue reading →

Family and friends organized a localized search centered around the community of Hylo, about 20 kilometres east of Lac La Biche, where Rosanna Giacobbo had been staying. Continue reading →

Alexander First Nation Chief Kurt Burnstick was found not guilty of sexual assault in a case dating back to 1985 on Friday. Continue reading →

Alberta RCMP have been testing out a new map that points out where certain crimes are occurring and now it’s expanding across the province. Continue reading →