Ian Buruma, an editor with the New York Review of Books, is no longer with the magazine following the publication of a controversial article by disgraced CBC Radio host Jian Ghomeshi. Continue reading →

A Mexican official has been fired over a so-called “mobile morgue” truck that has been driving around Jalisco state, collecting the bodies of cartel victims. Continue reading →

An arbitrator has released a ruling in a long-standing pay equity dispute at Canada Post that gives rural carriers a hefty pay increase. Continue reading →

A staff member with the Edmonton Humane Society (EHS) was charged Thursday with two non-criminal offences under the Animal Protection Act after three cats were forgotten in a transport vehicle for three weeks. Continue reading →

The Alberta government is telling Ottawa it does not support a federal proposal to ban the use of liquid strychnine poison for killing prairie gophers.  Continue reading →

E-Petition 1833 calls on the federal government to make it illegal for conversion therapy to be used on minors or to send minors outside of the country to receive it. Continue reading →

The superintendent of a school division in northeastern Alberta has apologized for an online course that asks students to choose a positive effect of residential schools. Continue reading →

The services can be accessed for free by Alberta companies and the project will also work to bring Silicon Valley investment money to the province. Continue reading →

Danielle Smith says she suspects a private member’s bill to ban conversion therapy is more likely a trap the NDP is setting to trip up the UCP. Continue reading →

Edmonton city council has voted in favour of a new policy intended to make it easier for undocumented immigrants to gain access to municipal services and programs. Continue reading →

Connor McDavid will make his 2018 pre-season debut against the Winnipeg Jets on Thursday night. Continue reading →

RCMP said a man approached a youth walking on Brentwood Boulevard, where he allegedly struck up a conversation, grabbed the girl’s hand and kissed her. Continue reading →

The new policy allows wildlife staff to work with private facilities on the rehabilitation of cubs that are less than a year old. It recommends cubs be released back into the wild by Oct. 15. Continue reading →

The avalanche happened as the pair was roped together climbing the Silverhorn route on Mount Athabasca. Continue reading →

Emergency crews were called to the area of 112 Avenue and 82 Street shortly after 7 p.m. Wednesday. Continue reading →

Edmonton police are searching for three people after an armed robbery at a west end coin shop on Wednesday afternoon. Continue reading →

What the Alberta government calls “ecologically valuable land” at the WineGlass Ranch surrounds Jumpingpound Creek — a source of Calgary’s drinking water — and is part of the province’s grant to protect watersheds and wildlife habitats on private land. Continue reading →

Eskimos running back C.J. Gable is expected to make his return to the lineup against the Ottawa Redblacks on Saturday after a one-game absence. Continue reading →

The exercise examined the protocol in place if 160 tonnes of product containing bitumen spilled into the Burrard Inlet at various locations. Continue reading →

As Edmonton Oilers training camp started, head coach Todd McLellan met with the team’s right wingers. Continue reading →

Detectives say two men used stolen credit card information to buy at least $250,000 worth of equipment, therefore defrauding several Edmonton businesses. Continue reading →

While it’s still anybody’s game, details about some of the entertainment and festivities coming to Edmonton this November for the 2018 Grey Cup were released on Wednesday afternoon. Continue reading →