Archeologists have unearthed a fresco in Pompeii depicting the Spartan Queen Leda in an intimate moment with the god Jupiter, disguised as a swan. Continue reading →

Public Health Agency of Canada said that as of Nov. 20, there have been 18 confirmed cases of the illness — three in Ontario and 15 in Quebec.  Continue reading →

An anonymous man got into the festive spirit early this year when he decided to pay off all the items that were on layaway at a Vermont Walmart. Continue reading →

Four people have died as the result of a shooting at Chicago’s Mercy Hospital, the city’s medical examiner said. Continue reading →

The elevator and two others will be closed until repairs are made and officials figure out what happened. Continue reading →

Lethbridge Public Library is encouraging young artists to get involved in an upcoming art show this Christmas. Continue reading →

Knocking back a few pints after a game is enmeshed in the social fabric of the sport, especially at the club level. Continue reading →

Presenters including elder Ivy Raine and band administrator and member Allison Adams-Bull described their family ties to other Indigenous communities along the pipeline route to the West Coast. Continue reading →

Four years after winning a legal case against the government of Alberta that provided her with a birth certificate accurately reflecting her identity, Cathy Fitzpatrick is introducing herself. Continue reading →

Premier Rachel Notley says the province is adding $600 million to promote upgrading projects that she says will create jobs and boost the economy. Continue reading →

While the province looks at ways to temporarily address the oil price differential, an Alberta economist has some long-term fiscal recommendations. But the premier says big cuts or a sales tax aren’t on the table. Continue reading →

Days after Kerry Diotte threatened legal action against two Twitter users who accused him of being a racist for associating with a far-right political commentator, the MP announced he is suing a University of Alberta newspaper for comments made about him in the publication. Continue reading →

Minnesota regulators reaffirmed their support Monday for Enbridge’s proposal to replace its aging Line 3 crude oil pipeline across the northern part of the state, while dozens of protesters walked out of the overflow hearing to make a point about climate change. Continue reading →

A Canada Post worker is speaking out against the Canadian Union of Postal Workers as rolling strikes continue. Continue reading →

An Edmonton pharmacist says he’s having to ration the small supply of Wellbutrin he has left – sometimes giving patients just four pills at a time – trying to ensure everyone stays treated. Continue reading →

Lethbridge police have charged seven teenage boys in connection to an “organized” theft from Park Place Mall. Continue reading →

A Calgary MLA who has refused to take her seat in the Alberta legislature to protest what she has called a “toxic culture” in the building says she is now planning to return after speaking to her constituents. Continue reading →

Cpl. Maria Ogden says the video depicts an “inhumane death of a wild animal,” but she could not offer more details.  Continue reading →

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley has appointed three experts to work with the energy industry to find ways to close an oil price gap that is costing Canada tens of millions a day. Continue reading →

A curling team skipped by Jamie Koe that featured 2014 Olympic champion Ryan Fry was ejected from an Alberta bonspiel over the weekend for what organizers called unsportsmanlike behaviour resulting from excessive drinking. Continue reading →