Kobe and Vanessa Bryant were together for over 20 years before their relationship came to a tragic end on Jan. 26. Continue reading →

Eight other people died alongside Kobe Bryant, including his daughter Gianna and her basketball teammates. Continue reading →

China has confirmed more than 2,700 cases of the new virus, most in Wuhan. More than 40 cases have been confirmed elsewhere in the world. Continue reading →

The helicopter carrying Kobe Bryant and eight others that crashed into a rugged hillside outside Los Angeles was flying in foggy conditions considered dangerous enough that local police agencies grounded their choppers. Continue reading →

The 44-suite Riverview Estates complex was evacuated in August 2019 after being deemed structurally unsound by engineers from the City of Fort Saskatchewan. Continue reading →

Alberta Health and Alberta Health Services are working behind the scenes to ensure the health system is ready to respond effectively should the need arise. Continue reading →

Jason Kenney says there is no reason to delay the go-ahead of the $20.6-billion project near Wood Buffalo National Park in northeastern Alberta. Continue reading →

“This risk was not merely theoretical, as evidenced by the fact that the man discharged two rounds in the direction of a police officer, presenting a substantial and immediate threat to his life.” Continue reading →

This summer, The Black Keys and The Sheepdogs return to Canada for the ‘Let’s Rock’ tour. Continue reading →

The Edmonton Eskimos on Monday signed kick returner Christion Jones to a contract extension. Continue reading →

André Tourigny will be Canada’s head coach at the tournament, Dec. 26, 2020-Jan. 5, 2021, in Edmonton and Red Deer, Alta. Continue reading →

The seven-member Innovation Capital Working Group is tasked with presenting options and strategies to grow Alberta’s tech sector. Continue reading →

Neighbours spotted flames shooting out of the back of a home on 157 Street near 110 Avenue and called 911 just before 7 a.m. Monday. Continue reading →

The National Sport School in Calgary that produces Olympic and Paralympic champions faces possible closure. Continue reading →

The museum’s 11,200 square metres, houses 130,000 fossils and includes eight exhibits in a series of chronological galleries marking the 3.9-billion-year-history of life on Earth. Continue reading →

Edmonton police are investigating after a body discovered outside a business in a west Edmonton industrial area Monday morning. Continue reading →

Even with boom-like growth in Alberta’s brewing and distilling industry over the past decade, brewers and observers alike say there’s still room to grow. Continue reading →

What started as reports of a fire in a back alley turned into a suspicious death investigation in northeast Edmonton late Sunday night. Continue reading →

Ontario MP Erin O’Toole officially kicked off his second attempt to become Conservative leader in Calgary on Monday. Continue reading →

A fog advisory that was issued Monday morning was lifted for Edmonton, but was re-issued for areas east and southeast of the city at around 3:45 p.m. Continue reading →

EVERETT, Wash. – Cole Fonstad had a pair of goals as the Everett Silvertips downed the Spokane Chiefs 4-1 on Sunday in Western Hockey League action. Continue reading →

Businesses in Edmonton celebrated Australia Day with fundraisers for wildfire relief. Continue reading →

An Edmonton mountaineer has his sights set very high. He’s hoping to becoming the first Canadian heart attack survivor to summit Mount Everest. Continue reading →