Peel Regional Police said in a statement the man “made comments indicating he was going to harm himself and his daughter.” Continue reading →

Tommie, the dog that was tied to a pole in a Virginia park and intentionally set on fire, has died of his injuries, breaking the hearts of many who followed the dog’s road to recovery this week. Continue reading →

Some on social media complained about the Amber Alert notification getting sent as far as Winnipeg and Ottawa. Continue reading →

Wichita Police Department police were called to a Home Depot on Monday afternoon for a reported bomb threat. Continue reading →

Police said the shooter was killed during gunfire with officers. Continue reading →

Environment and Parks Minister Shannon Phillips says the contract to supply about 55 per cent of the government’s annual power consumption will shave $3.9 million per year from the current expiring contracts. Continue reading →

Global Affairs raised its travel warning for Haiti Friday morning telling all Canadians to avoid all travel due to civil unrest in the country. Continue reading →

A 300 vehicle pro-pipeline convoy is expected to roll through Winnipeg on Friday afternoon. It is not known what route the vehicles will be travelling. Continue reading →

Inclusion Alberta and parents of children with autism say the Alberta government has not done enough to deal with seclusion rooms in schools. Continue reading →

Enbridge said it is confident that its Line 3 oil pipeline replacement project will come into service by the end of the year despite hurdles. Continue reading →

Is it electioneering or just business as usual? Continue reading →

MOOSE JAW, Sask. – Vince Loschiavo scored twice and Todd Scott made 31 saves as the Edmonton Oil Kings edged the Moose Jaw Warriors 3-2 on Thursday night in Western Hockey League action. Continue reading →

Both drivers involved in a two-vehicle crash on Highway 9 were killed on Thursday, according to Beiseker RCMP. Continue reading →

About 122 TransAlta employees could be laid off by the end of February as the company continues its transition to natural gas, according to the union. Continue reading →

The Toronto Argonauts have signed two-time CFL all-star receiver Derel Walker. Continue reading →

DriveBC reporting limited visibility due to blowing snow. Continue reading →

The Edmonton Police Service is asking the public for help finding a carjacking suspect who is “considered to be armed and dangerous” after obtaining multiple warrants for his arrest. Continue reading →

Alberta Opposition Leader Jason Kenney says if he wins the spring election, he will bring in democratic reforms on everything from floor-crossing to desk-thumping. Continue reading →

Significant progress has been made in fixing a large cavity under the pavement on Edmonton’s Allendale Road near Calgary Trail, but on Thursday, the company in charge of the project said the freezing cold start to February has slowed work down. Continue reading →

The worst-kept secret in Edmonton ended in a public Valentine’s Day engagement for a local couple. Continue reading →

“For some kids, it might be a good learning experience. For other kids, who are really just generally anxious, it might be pretty painful.” Dr. Eleanor Mackey offers some tips for parents. Continue reading →

The Misericordia hospital will open five compassion rooms on Feb. 19, offering spaces for families and loved ones to stay close to patients 24 hours a day. Continue reading →

A Grande Prairie man has been sentenced to eight years in prison in connection with one of the northern Alberta community’s largest drug busts. Continue reading →