Mill Woods house fire sends 2 people to hospital
Training session underway for Alberta front-line domestic violence workers
Kinder Morgan CEO says Trans Mountain pipeline may be ‘untenable’
Report says 40 Edmonton playground zones could be removed
Spike in water bill complaints prompts Alberta government to introduce new law
Humboldt Broncos’ Conner Lukan remembered for ‘big heart and award-winning smile’
Supreme Court beer ruling could apply to Alberta-B.C. pipeline war: experts
Part of the decision that talks about punitive trade barriers could likely be interpreted to apply to Alberta’s recent threat to restrict oil and fuel shipments to B.C. and its previous short-lived ban on buying B.C. wine Continue reading
Red Deer man who faced 100 firearms and stolen property charges sentenced
Andrew Scott Charpentier, 25, pleaded guilty this week to three stolen property charges and 28 firearms-related charges, while dozens of other counts were withdrawn. Continue reading
P.E.I. vet successfully operates on her smallest patient ever: a 50-gram hamster
Mr. Nibbles injured his paw on his hamster wheel, and needed an amputation. Continue reading
Norovirus outbreak in Canada — here’s what’s triggering the vomiting bug
Norovirus cases have risen in Canada, and it’s being linked back to raw oysters from B.C. Continue reading
South Edmonton London Drugs windows smashed during robbery
Edmonton police are investigating a robbery at a southside London Drugs store, where a truck smashed some windows on Thursday morning. Continue reading
Worried about outliving your retirement savings? There’s insurance for that
Long-term care costs can break your retirement piggy bank, but Canadians have options. Continue reading
Texas truck driver realizes dream of seeing a game in every NHL arena
By Kamil Karamali Reporter
Vanessa Guadiana has watched an NHL game at all 31 arenas. She marked the accomplishment with a visit to the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto on Wednesday. Continue reading
GoFundMe for Humboldt Broncos closes with over $15M donated
Over 140,000 people from over 80 countries have donated to the cause. Continue reading
Britain is banning plastic straws — and asking Canada to join
Britain plans to ban the sale of single-use plastic straws and is pressing other Commonwealth countries, such as Canada, to join. Continue reading
No event bookings being taken for Muttart ahead of possible rehabilitation project
The Muttart Conservatory in Edmonton’s river valley has been flagged for some major renovation work, although the exact cost and schedule are unknown at this time. Continue reading
Wildlife officials investigating after 8 coyote carcasses found in Strathcona County
Alberta Fish and Wildlife officials are trying to figure out how eight coyotes died after their carcasses were found in Strathcona County. Continue reading
Supreme Court of Canada to decide Friday on international custody case
The case involves John Balev and his wife Catharine-Rose Baggott, both Canadian citizens, who were married in Canada in 2000 and moved to Germany in 2001. Continue reading
Report shows Edmonton facing nearly $4B capital shortfall 2019-2028
By Scott Johnston Reporter
A new report at city hall says Edmonton will have a $3.8-billion shortfall over the next 10 years between what is needed for infrastructure spending and how much money it will have from the province and Ottawa. Continue reading
City seeks solution for all Clarke Stadium users
By Quinn Phillips Sports Anchor/Reporter
FC Edmonton owner Tom Fath wants to see a return of pro soccer in Edmonton and on Wednesday, he got a step closer when a city committee agreed to continue to look at requests from the soccer club to upgrade Clarke Stadium. Continue reading
WATCH LIVE: Question Period in the House of Commons
Get a front row seat for all the action happening in Canada’s House of Commons in Ottawa. Continue reading
GoFundMe for Humboldt Broncos closes with over $15M donated
Over 140,000 people from over 80 countries have donated to the cause. Continue reading
How Chinese gangs are laundering drug money through Vancouver real estate
It is called the “Vancouver Model” of transnational crime. Continue reading
Tractor-trailer in intersection at time of Humboldt Broncos bus crash: RCMP
Saskatchewan RCMP said it could be weeks or months before they have answers into the cause of the Humboldt Broncos bus crash. Continue reading
It’s illegal to bring large amounts of booze across a provincial border: SCOC
The Supreme Court of Canada (SCOC) unanimously ruled on Thursday that a law preventing residents of New Brunswick from stocking up on alcohol from other provinces is constitutional. Continue reading
Canadian who Instagrammed cocaine-smuggling trip to Australia gets 8 years in prison
Melina Roberge, 24, told the court that she risked a life sentence in prison for the opportunity to take selfies “in exotic locations and post them on Instagram to receive ‘likes’ and attention” on a lavish vacation. Continue reading
Supreme Court beer ruling could apply to Alberta-B.C. pipeline war: experts
Part of the decision that talks about punitive trade barriers could likely be interpreted to apply to Alberta’s recent threat to restrict oil and fuel shipments to B.C. and its previous short-lived ban on buying B.C. wine Continue reading
Red Deer man who faced 100 firearms and stolen property charges sentenced
Andrew Scott Charpentier, 25, pleaded guilty this week to three stolen property charges and 28 firearms-related charges, while dozens of other counts were withdrawn. Continue reading
Training session underway for Alberta front-line domestic violence workers
By Julia Wong Digital Broadcast Journalist
Approximately 90 people, including women’s shelter staff and police officers, are receiving training to better help women dealing with domestic violence. Continue reading
Norovirus outbreak in Canada — here’s what’s triggering the vomiting bug
Norovirus cases have risen in Canada, and it’s being linked back to raw oysters from B.C. Continue reading
Tractor-trailer in intersection at time of Humboldt Broncos bus crash: RCMP
Saskatchewan RCMP said it could be weeks or months before they have answers into the cause of the Humboldt Broncos bus crash. Continue reading
South Edmonton London Drugs windows smashed during robbery
Edmonton police are investigating a robbery at a southside London Drugs store, where a truck smashed some windows on Thursday morning. Continue reading
Texas truck driver realizes dream of seeing a game in every NHL arena
By Kamil Karamali Reporter
Vanessa Guadiana has watched an NHL game at all 31 arenas. She marked the accomplishment with a visit to the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto on Wednesday. Continue reading
Mill Woods house fire sends 2 people to hospital, leaves 8 homeless
Two people were taken to hospital after fire destroyed a home in southeast Edmonton’s Mill Woods area Thursday morning. Continue reading
GoFundMe for Humboldt Broncos closes with over $15M donated
Over 140,000 people from over 80 countries have donated to the cause. Continue reading
No event bookings being taken for Muttart ahead of possible rehabilitation project
The Muttart Conservatory in Edmonton’s river valley has been flagged for some major renovation work, although the exact cost and schedule are unknown at this time. Continue reading
Wildlife officials investigating after 8 coyote carcasses found in Strathcona County
Alberta Fish and Wildlife officials are trying to figure out how eight coyotes died after their carcasses were found in Strathcona County. Continue reading
Report shows Edmonton facing nearly $4B capital shortfall 2019-2028
By Scott Johnston Reporter
A new report at city hall says Edmonton will have a $3.8-billion shortfall over the next 10 years between what is needed for infrastructure spending and how much money it will have from the province and Ottawa. Continue reading
Kinder Morgan CEO says Trans Mountain pipeline may be ‘untenable’
“This particular investment may be untenable for a private party to undertake,” said the CEO of Kinder Morgan. Continue reading
City seeks solution for all Clarke Stadium users
By Quinn Phillips Sports Anchor/Reporter
FC Edmonton owner Tom Fath wants to see a return of pro soccer in Edmonton and on Wednesday, he got a step closer when a city committee agreed to continue to look at requests from the soccer club to upgrade Clarke Stadium. Continue reading
Report says 40 Edmonton playground zones could be removed
By Kirby Bourne Digital Content Coordinator
Thanks to the vague definition of what constitutes a playground, more than two dozen spots across the city could return to the previous speed limit. Continue reading
Hundreds pay last respects to Humboldt Broncos bus crash victim Dayna Brons
A funeral was held on Wednesday for Humboldt Broncos bus crash victim Dayna Brons. Continue reading
Spike in water bill complaints prompts Alberta government to introduce new law
By Kendra Slugoski Reporter
Alberta’s NDP government says if passed, a new law would give more power to homeowners faced with unusually high water bills. Continue reading
Danielle Smith: Will $2 gas convince B.C. they need Trans Mountain?
Perhaps the only thing that can convince British Columbians that they need this pipeline too is to see gas prices spike to $2 a litre at the pump, writes Danielle Smith. Continue reading
Albertans to have access to Legal Aid lawyers at 1st appearance bail hearings
The NDP government says the measure will reduce court backlogs and help Albertans understand their rights. Continue reading
Swedish man found guilty of ‘online’ rape has convictions upgraded
Bjorn Samstrom had previously been convicted of 59 sex charges for offences committed against children in three countries, including a teen in Ontario and one in Alberta. Continue reading
Fire crews discover man’s body while battling northeast Edmonton blaze
Police are investigating after a man was found dead inside a northeast Edmonton townhouse, where fire crews were called to battle a blaze on Wednesday morning. Continue reading
City still wants to sort out busker issue after pilot project fails on Whyte Avenue
By Scott Johnston Reporter
The idea of regulating buskers along Whyte Avenue isn’t dead, but it is going to be tweaked a bit. Continue reading
Crowdfunding campaign aims to pay legal defence of N.S. teen charged after data breach
Along with the crowdfunding campaign, industry experts have also begun publishing letters of support online for the 19-year-old. Continue reading
Alberta gives orphaned black bear cub rehabilitation policy the green light
It’s hoped the policy will ensure bears can forage for their own food, socialize with other bears, and will be less likely to be involved in conflicts with humans. Continue reading
Alberta RCMP officer charged with assaulting prisoner
The alleged incident occurred in August of 2017. Continue reading
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