Police and paramedics said they were called to the Bombay Bhel restaurant, which is located in a plaza north of Hurontario Street and Eglinton Avenue, at around 10:30 p.m. on Thursday. Continue reading →

“We will begin shooting ‘Bond 25’ at Pinewood Studios in December with our partners at MGM and thrilled that Universal will be our international distributor,” the announcement read. Continue reading →

“It was so fantastic because what he did was, he leveraged his fame and power to protect me at a time when I didn’t have fame or power yet,” Gwyneth Paltrow said of Brad Pitt. Continue reading →

A manhunt is underway for two suspects after police say they detonated an explosive device inside an Indian restaurant in the Toronto-area Thursday evening. Continue reading →

What we know about the Mississauga restaurant explosion that injured 15 people. Continue reading →

Pilots had voted in favour of strike action on May 10, a move that came after months of failed negotiations.  Continue reading →

During the evening rush on Thursday, a “communication issue” between the train signalling system and the traffic signalling system led the crossing gates to come down while the traffic light was green. Continue reading →

On May 11, Shannon Willner and her sisters took their mother shopping in Leduc for her Mother’s Day present when their family outing turned into a nightmare. Continue reading →

The Edmonton Eskimos will play the Saskatchewan Roughriders on Sunday a week after opening training camp. Continue reading →

Edmonton police have issued Canada-wide warrants for a suspect they believe is connected to a hit-and-run collision last winter that killed a cyclist. Continue reading →

The city of Edmonton is seeing slightly elevated numbers of mosquitoes compared to past years but one pest expert said they’re not out of the ordinary. Continue reading →

Martin’s column, which used unnamed sources, painted Kent as bad candidate who had alienated party staff. Continue reading →

Edmonton police chief Rod Knecht said he and the Edmonton Police Commission could not come to an agreement over the length of his contract extension, which is why he will be leaving the service at the end of his current contract in October. Continue reading →

Nearly two years after a 63-year-old man was shot and killed while out for an evening walk in northeast Edmonton, a reward is being offered for information that leads to an arrest in the case. Continue reading →

Edmonton’s newest corpse flower now has a name — and just in time too, because the stinky plant went into bloom Friday morning at the Muttart Conservatory. Continue reading →

Pills and pipelines — when all is said and done, will more be said than done? Continue reading →

The union says negotiations with the railway will resume immediately in an attempt to achieve an agreement and avoid a work stoppage. Continue reading →

A homicide investigation is underway in southwest Edmonton, where a man was shot and later died in hospital early Thursday morning. Continue reading →

With beautiful weather drawing people outside to work on their yards and get their gardens in, Edmonton police say thieves are taking advantage of that to break into unattended homes and garages. Continue reading →

A professor at the University of Alberta is hoping to discover a natural, biological way to control the slug population in North America but she needs your slug donations to do it. Continue reading →

Alberta United Conservative Leader Jason Kenney says he regrets calling the prime minister empty and clueless. Continue reading →

A ban on rehabilitating black bears was lifted by the province in April after being in place since 2010. Continue reading →