Blaine Higgs and the Progressive Conservatives have won the most seats in the New Brunswick election. Continue reading →

Montgomery County Judge Steven O’Neill also declared Bill Cosby, 81, a “sexually violent predator.” Continue reading →

The father of Tori Stafford says one of the two people convicted in her murder has been moved from a maximum-security prison to an Aboriginal healing lodge.  Continue reading →

New Brunswick’s Liberals and Progressive Conservatives were locked in a neck-and-neck race as the ballots were counted at the conclusion of an election campaign that appeared to be a referendum on Liberal Leader Brian Gallant’s reputation as a big-spending premier. Continue reading →

The 60-year-old victim of the shooting was treated in hospital in Calgary before returning home to Germany.  Continue reading →

The president of the company proposing the $16-billion Eagle Spirit Pipeline says his project could win regulatory approval if the federal government backs down on its plan to ban oil tanker traffic on the north coast of B.C. Continue reading →

The family of a pilot and passenger whose plane went missing while flying from Alberta to B.C. earlier this month has issued a statement after search efforts were suspended last week. Continue reading →

The federal fisheries minister says it will be harder for cabinet to give a green light to the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion if the National Energy Board’s new environmental review determines the project is going to harm killer whales. Continue reading →

Alberta’s energy and environment ministers are heading to Ottawa to push for changes to federal legislation that would overhaul energy project reviews. Continue reading →

The Alberta Motor Association has teamed up with post-secondary students to end myths surrounding pot use and driving. Continue reading →

A man was arrested after an erratic chase in which a driver in a suspected stolen truck drove down the wrong side of Alberta’s busiest highway. Continue reading →

Edmonton Public Schools says it’s taking down its book review site after a leading Indigenous author questioned why some of his graphic novels were on a not-recommended list. Continue reading →

A meeting of OPEC and its allies ended without any decision to further increase oil output despite U.S. President Donald Trump’s call for lower prices. Continue reading →

The national chief of the Assembly of First Nations says the federal government would find it easier to get the Trans Mountain pipeline built if it moves the route and the marine shipping terminal to avoid Indigenous communities that oppose the project. Continue reading →

Washington’s Department of Ecology wants the Canadian government to fix what it calls “deficiencies in critical areas” of its spill response plan for a spur of the Trans Mountain pipeline that runs through the state. Continue reading →

The developer of the Keystone XL oil pipeline plans to start construction next year, after a U.S. State Department review ordered by a federal judge concluded that major environmental damage from a leak is unlikely and could quickly be mitigated, a company spokesman said Monday. Continue reading →

A court document has provided more details in a bizarre naked kidnapping case that happened last year south of Edmonton, but some questions remain. Continue reading →

Alberta Opposition Leader Jason Kenney says he didn’t sow confusion on his recent trade trip to India, and says the contacts he renewed there can only help the province. Continue reading →

Here is how the Conservative leader described his plan to get the pipeline built in a press conference on Monday. Continue reading →

A new report says artificial intelligence deployment has not yet been a “real success” for Canadian companies, in spite of the country’s reputation as an AI hotbed. Continue reading →

“For my seventh birthday, I would like to dress in a very pretty dress and I would like to take that police officer some flowers.” Continue reading →

An Indigenous woman from Calgary will be at the helm of Alberta’s Green Party when the expected provincial election takes place in the spring. Continue reading →