A person’s risk of experiencing escalating violence is at its highest during a separation. Why doesn’t the legal system do more? Continue reading →

Unofficial results of Tuesday’s provincial election were released Friday afternoon and show the United Conservative Party with 63 seats and Alberta’s NDP with 24 seats. Continue reading →

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

A man was killed and two women were injured in a fiery two-vehicle crash northeast of Edmonton on Thursday afternoon. Continue reading →

Owen Hardy had a goal and two assists as the Vancouver Giants opened their Western Hockey League third-round series against the Spokane Chiefs with a 4-1 victory on Friday. Continue reading →

A man was killed and two women were injured in a fiery two-vehicle crash northeast of Edmonton on Thursday afternoon. Continue reading →

Unofficial results of Tuesday’s provincial election were released Friday afternoon and show the United Conservative Party with 63 seats and Alberta’s NDP with 24 seats. Continue reading →

If you compare the first quarter of 2019 with the first quarter of 2018, the food bank is down about 30,000 kilograms of public food donations. Continue reading →

The company formerly known as Nexen Energy has been fined $450,000 after pleading guilty to charges in the 2016 deaths of two workers near Fort McMurray. Continue reading →

The NDP candidate for Edmonton-South West conceded Friday, meaning the UCP will likely have at least one MLA from Edmonton in the Alberta legislature. Continue reading →

It wasn’t a cat in a tree, but rather two stuck in a deep sinkhole that prompted firefighters in Edmonton to come to the rescue. Continue reading →

Just because you now have the power, it may not be wise to charge ahead. Continue reading →

The parents of celebrated Austrian climber David Lama said Friday that he had “lived his dream,” as hopes he and two other top climbers survived an avalanche in Banff faded. Continue reading →

Investigators with B.C.’s Integrated Homicide Investigation Team issued a plea for tips from Edmontonians and other Albertans on Thursday as they work to make an arrest in connection with the 2017 death of a teen found dead in Surrey. Continue reading →

Environment Canada issued a wind warning for parts of southern Alberta on Thursday as some area were told to expect gusts of up to 100 kilometres per hour. Continue reading →

The Edmonton Police Service is warning rental businesses to be vigilant in confirming the identity of people renting equipment from them. Continue reading →

An Edmonton event is asking consumers to take it slow when it comes to fashion. Continue reading →

Two months after the owner of an Edmonton pharmacy was found to have behaved improperly, the Alberta College of Pharmacy fined her and gave her a 10-year ban on owning a pharmacy. Continue reading →

An Edmonton committee is being asked to approve a business case for hosting the 2022 Juno Awards so the city can move forward with a bid. Continue reading →

Just after 3:30 p.m., officers responded to a complaint of a “distressed male inside the bank stating he has an explosive device,” RCMP said. Continue reading →

“Maybe she’s not here right now but she’s still inspiring me,” said Phil Alain, whose wife Amy died of lung cancer on Feb. 22. Continue reading →

Former WestJet flight attendant Mandalena Lewis alleges that the company failed to provide a harassment-free workplace for women. Continue reading →

Lower discounts on western Canadian oil prices have swollen producer coffers in the first three months of the year, but analysts say they don’t expect to see big increases in drilling budgets as companies report results over the coming weeks. Continue reading →

An Alberta librarian has been archiving much of the provincial government’s online content — including studies on health and climate change policy — to prepare for a change in government. Continue reading →