Prime Minister Justin Trudeau reiterated that he still expects Iran to compensate the victims’ families as well. Continue reading →

“You know, we teach our kids what would Jesus do,” the teen’s mother said. “What would he do here?” Continue reading →

The City of St. John’s declared a state of emergency at 11 a.m. Friday. Continue reading →

Apparently, the sect is relatively new to the area, and had been operating locally only for about three months. Continue reading →

The Supreme Court of Canada has dismissed an attempt by British Columbia to assert authority over what can flow through an expanded Trans Mountain pipeline from Alberta. Continue reading →

The federal government is studying the best options for Indigenous communities to reap economic benefits from the Trans Mountain pipeline but Ottawa is not planning to sell the project while legal and political risks remain. Continue reading →

The CEO of an Edmonton-based tech company is calling out the province for its lack of representation at a major electronics trade show earlier this month. Continue reading →

Conversion therapy is the practice of counselling people in an attempt to change their sexual orientation or gender identity. Continue reading →

Canada has mutual aid agreements with Australia, New Zealand, the U.S., Mexico and South Africa. Continue reading →

A new tax rebate program has been announced in Coaldale, aimed at easing the financial burden associated with being a volunteer firefighter. Continue reading →

The unveiling of the 27th annual STARS Home Lottery dream home in Lethbridge holds a special meaning for the builder. Continue reading →

In what is being called “legalization 2.0” by some, the launch of edibles across the province hit Lethbridge on Thursday, and retailers expect to sell out quickly. Continue reading →

Four bills, including a UCP MLA’s controversial private member’s bill, will effectively die now if Premier Jason Kenney’s government receives approval for its plan to not have the Legislative Assembly reconvene until late February. Continue reading →

There was “more alignment” than expected with federal Finance Minister Bill Morneau at a pre-budget roundtable with the Business Council of Alberta on Thursday, according to the group’s president. Continue reading →

The “Fair Deal Panel” was scheduled to stop in Airdrie on Thursday, Jan. 16. Continue reading →

The Supreme Court of Canada has dismissed an attempt by British Columbia to assert authority over what can flow through an expanded Trans Mountain pipeline from Alberta. Continue reading →

Registered dietitian Desiree Nielsen offers advice for families following or considering starting a plant-based diet. Continue reading →

Nicolaides wants the schools to provide the government with monthly financial reports to ensure they stay on financial track and to defer as many other expenditures as possible. Continue reading →

Their job is to assist in the birth of other people’s babies, but the roles are about to be reversed for 11 nurses at one Edmonton hospital. Continue reading →

Revamped demand from buyers, along with long-term supply pressures in the resale market, will likely bring heated competition for new listings. Continue reading →

BRANDON, Man. – Jiri Patera made 21 saves as the Brandon Wheat Kings beat the Prince George Cougars 4-0 on Wednesday in Western Hockey League play. Continue reading →

The union that represents registered nurses in the province says Alberta Health Services is demanding a four-year wage freeze and rollbacks to other payments. Continue reading →

Dylan Cozens and Calen Addison returned to Lethbridge ice on Wednesday after spending nearly six weeks away from the Hurricanes at the 2020 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships. Continue reading →

RCMP are investigating a break and enter at a home in southern Alberta this week that saw an Alberta Parks truck get stolen along with a number of guns. Continue reading →