Police departments in several Canadian and U.S. cities said on Twitter that the threats include a demand for payment in bitcoin currency. Continue reading →

Canada is caught between two super powers and taking the punishment — and its ally to the south has been conspicuously absent in coming to its aid. Continue reading →

The Whistler request is part of an ongoing campaign that has seen many B.C. municipalities write to fossil fuel companies asking for similar compensation. Continue reading →

“The president has alienated Canada, the president has alienated Europe by use of the national security waivers,” Kaine said on Thursday in reference to the U.S. justification for imposing tariffs on steel and aluminum. Continue reading →

A 2012 pilot program that saw domestic abusers wear ankle bracelets in Red Deer. The Alberta Council of Women’s Shelters wants the monitoring program back. Continue reading →

The Whistler request is part of an ongoing campaign that has seen many B.C. municipalities write to fossil fuel companies asking for similar compensation. Continue reading →

Cities across Canada and the U.S. were targeted by the bomb threats on Dec. 13, prompting evacuations and shutdowns in Aurora, Ill., Raleigh, N.C., and Atlanta, Ga. Continue reading →

A panel of experts says it’s unlikely a dramatic improvement in western Canadian oil prices since Premier Notley announced production curtailments will continue after Jan. 1. Continue reading →

Albertan Sen. Paula Simons explained why she and other senators voted to refer Bill C-69 to committee, citing the need for amendments. Continue reading →

Part of its mandate will be to address health needs specific to sexual and gender minorities and help make the health-care environment safer and more welcoming. Continue reading →

The University of Alberta says it has solved a mystery nearly a year in the making: seismic activity that led to the ground shifting in Alberta Beach last January was caused by ice quakes. Continue reading →

Plans for a permanent memorial at the site of the Humboldt Broncos bus crash will move forward now that a safety review of the intersection has been completed. Continue reading →

Officers responded to reports that a man had shot a person at the Banff International Hostel on Dec. 11. Continue reading →

On Wednesday night, Alberta Premier Rachel Notley took credit for a stunt pulled outside the Liberals’ Christmas party in Ottawa, suggesting the prank raised the pipeline issue with the federal government yet again. Continue reading →

The number of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls continues to weigh on the hearts and minds of members of the Blood Tribe in southern Alberta. Continue reading →

Kenney floated the idea last month at a Rural Municipalities Association meeting, saying the land in the Peace River region is “unproductive” and could be sold for agricultural use. Continue reading →

From how we say hello and goodbye, to shorthand, abbreviations, emoji use and even the platform people use to send messages, texting habits vary depending on where you are in the world. Continue reading →

Midwives in Alberta will soon be able to provide greater care to expectant and new mothers, including prescribing and administering medications, inserting IUDs and performing ultrasounds. Continue reading →

Canada’s smaller communities have hospitalization rates for opioid poisoning that are more than double larger cities. Continue reading →

Flair Airlines chief executive Jim Scott says predatory pricing and scheduling by rival WestJet Airlines Ltd. placed his budget carrier in jeopardy, as a “David and Goliath” battle over the past six months has culminated in an investigation by Canada’s competition watchdog. Continue reading →

“She smelt like she had been living under a vehicle and she was a gray colour. She was damn near frozen.” Continue reading →

Almost five years after a devastating fire, the Blood Tribe Youth Ranch has moved into a new building and is gearing up to offer even more services to the community. Continue reading →

Police say a 37-year-old woman from Crossfield, Alta., is facing several charges. Continue reading →