The invasive plant’s clear, toxic sap can cause rashes, blistering, burns and even blindness if it touches the body and is then exposed to the sun. Continue reading →

Sand, that seemingly abundant resource, is becoming a rare commodity. It’s extracted more than oil and gold as we use it to make concrete, asphalt and glass. Continue reading →

‘America’s Got Talent’ judge Simon Cowell told 13-year-old singer Jeffrey Li “If you do well, I’m going to buy you a dog. We’ll choose one together.” Continue reading →

U.S. President Donald Trump had said on June 12 after his summit with Kim Jong Un that the North Korean leader was “already destroying” a missile site, in addition to committing to “complete denuclearization” of the Korean Peninsula. Continue reading →

Alberta’s Opposition leader describes the federal government’s renewal of the current equalization payment system in Bill C-74 a “slap in the face” to Alberta. Continue reading →

The federal government plans on keeping the equalization payment formula the same until 2024. Continue reading →

A courtroom erupted in cheers and applause Friday as all charges were dropped against a man accused of firing shots at suspected thieves on his rural property in southern Alberta. Continue reading →

Fort Whoop-up celebrated national Indigenous Peoples day with a mini pow-wow and Blackfoot and metis related events Continue reading →

Agents of Discovery, a mobile game and augmented reality platform, has teamed up with six partners in Alberta to launch 12 challenge locations across the province. Continue reading →

The Canada Border Services Agency says it is investigating a complaint concerning gypsum boards being imported for sale in Canada. Continue reading →

After a month of cultural painting, the Lethbridge School District celebrated the official transfer of its new teepee on National Indigenous Persons Day. Continue reading →

Calgary Flames star forward Johnny Gaudreau is a member of an NHL-laden ownership group that purchased an equity stake in the USHL Dubuque Fighting Saints Continue reading →

Dave Proctor intends to break the speed record for running across Canada, which is currently 72 days 10 hours set by Al Howie in 1991. Continue reading →

Here’s a look at what’s been spent on projects across Alberta by different levels of government. Continue reading →

A corporate battle between two chemical giants that co-own an Alberta production facility considered one of the largest of its kind, has resulted in one of the owners being ordered to pay the other over a billion dollars for breach of contract. Continue reading →

Humboldt Broncos head coach Darcy Haugan was awarded the inaugural Willie O’Ree Community Hero award Wednesday night. Continue reading →

University of Toronto professor Jordan Peterson is taking legal action against Wilfrid Laurier University after a T.A. was criticized for showing a YouTube clip of him. Continue reading →

It can be a harrowing journey, as millions flea their home countries to find safety and refuge in others, and during World Refugee Day one man shared his four year voyage to safety that eventually landed him in Lethbridge. Continue reading →

Solar industry participants say they expect more investment to flow to Alberta and the United States in the wake of premier-designate Doug Ford’s vow to axe Ontario’s cap-and-trade system and the Green Ontario Fund consumer rebate program it fuels. Continue reading →

Nexen Energy says it will spend about $400 million to build a 26,000-barrel-per-day expansion of its Long Lake oilsands project in northern Alberta. Continue reading →

University of Alberta researchers have discovered a new species of ancient underwater lizards, with its soft tissue intact, at a site in southern Italy. Continue reading →

Since launching WheelEstate last year, an Alberta couple has seen their RV rental site grow from 35 trailers to more than 700 trailers signed up. Continue reading →