The earthquake shook buildings in Taipei. Continue reading →

Live, real-time results across Alberta the moment the polls close at 8 p.m. Continue reading →

No one disputed that Jonchuck, now 29, dropped his daughter Phoebe 62 feet (18 metres) into Tampa Bay in January 2015 and that he had a long history of mental problems. Continue reading →

Firefighters were called to a brush fire near a school on the northeastern outskirts of Edmonton on Wednesday night. Continue reading →

Two people were taken to hospital after a fire broke out at a home in northeast Edmonton on Wednesday. Continue reading →

By 2080, buffaloberries in the Rockies will ripen three weeks earlier than they do now, which will widen the gap between when grizzlies eat and hibernate. Continue reading →

Changes are on the way for students who attend two Edmonton Catholic schools. Continue reading →

A new study links excessive screen time among preschoolers to behavioural problems they experienced at age five. Continue reading →

The unofficial turnout shows nearly 70 per cent of Albertans voted in the provincial election — the highest in decades. Continue reading →

Alberta’s incoming premier says a law to repeal the province’s carbon tax and another that will cut business taxes will be the first steps his government takes once in power. Continue reading →

The gradual disappearance of women from the ranks of Canada’s premiers raises questions about society’s willingness to embrace true equality, former female leaders and political pundits said Wednesday. Continue reading →

Alberta’s incoming premier plans to take on environmental charities that he says are blocking exports of the province’s oil, but those groups may be saying “bring it on.” Continue reading →

Const. Dorian Tooze with the Stony Plain RCMP detachment has been charged after an allegation he used excessive force during an arrest last October.  Continue reading →

Four popular summer festivals have made the decision not to host their events in Churchill Square this summer, amid a number of ongoing construction projects. Continue reading →

Edmonton police are investigating a fatal single-vehicle crash Wednesday morning and are trying to determine whether the collision or a medical condition led to the death. Continue reading →

Here is a breakdown of some of the most interesting numbers to come out of Tuesday’s provincial election. Continue reading →

Out of the 20 Edmonton ridings in the Alberta election, 18 have (unofficially) elected NDP MLAs. So, what does that mean for Edmonton? Will the city’s voice still be heard at the provincial level? Continue reading →

Firefighters were called to an industrial blaze in the central Alberta city of Red Deer Wednesday morning, which prompted the evacuation of nearby homes. Continue reading →

Alberta’s oilpatch is celebrating the election of a pro-business government, despite analyst observations that premier-designate Jason Kenney may not be able to do much about getting new oil export pipelines built. Continue reading →

Albertans have selected the United Conservative Party to form the province’s new government, so who will Jason Kenney pick to become cabinet ministers?  Continue reading →

Jason Kenney and his United Conservative Party won a majority government in Tuesday’s Alberta election, but some ridings remain undeclared. Continue reading →