Iran has reacted angrily to the awarding of its Canadian assets to victims of Iranian-sponsored terror groups. Continue reading →

The NDP ad, which was voiced completely in French, aimed to gather supporters in the francophone province. Singh has long been a critic of Quebec’s secularism law, Bill 21, which prevents the wearing of religious wear, including that of turbans, in positions of authority. Continue reading →

The New York City police department said officers responding to a 911 call found the 75-year-old Ocasek at about 4 p.m. on Sunday. Continue reading →

The filing was anticipated before and after the tentative deal, which could be worth up to US$12 billion over time, was struck. Continue reading →

An Edmonton startup company is worried about its future success since the province has frozen some programs ahead of the October budget. Continue reading →

On Monday, Edmonton Eskimos quarterback Trevor Harris was limited in practice as the team prepares for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats on Friday. Continue reading →

A Calgary judge is expected to rule on whether Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton must release Kaillie Humphries to compete for another country. Continue reading →

Higher oil prices spurred by an attack on Saudi Arabian oil facilities boosted the Canadian energy sector on Monday but are expected to result in higher fuel prices for consumers. Continue reading →

Niagara Regional Police say they began an investigation last month when a luxury vehicle worth more than $120,000 was bought using fake identification. Continue reading →

Edmonton police are investigating after a woman was struck by a vehicle while walking east across 127 Street near 116 Avenue on Monday. Continue reading →

The race for spots on the Edmonton Oilers roster begins Monday night when the teams hosts the Winnipeg Jets in pre-season action at Rogers Place. Continue reading →

Work is underway to remove the red brick crosswalks from nearly a dozen locations along 124 Street. Continue reading →

The association said it expelled Bob Baker’s membership on June 23, following the findings of a “disciplinary committee relating to a safe and respectful workplace complaint.” Continue reading →

Do you leave your garage door opener in your vehicle? Edmonton police are out with a warning against the practice amid a spike in the number of break-ins targeting the devices. Continue reading →

Olympic gold medalist Mark Tewksbury has been honoured with the Muhammad Ali Humanitarian Award. Continue reading →

A Calgary teen is part of a new study that is looking at why some children recover slower than others from concussion. Continue reading →

A collision between a vehicle and two motorcycles caused a section of Anthony Henday Drive on the east side of Edmonton to be closed Sunday afternoon. Continue reading →

Evelyn and Harold Dickhout, both in their eighties, have spent their Saturdays selling baked goods at the Old Strathcona Farmers’ Market for the past 33 years. Continue reading →

Ultramarathoner Dave Proctor is penetrating again to run 7,200 kilometres across the country in 65 days, to raise money and awareness for rare diseases that are difficult to diagnose and treat. Continue reading →

The Kaleido Family Arts Festival has transformed Alberta Avenue into a massive canvas and organizers say the summer-like weather has having a big impact on attendance numbers. Continue reading →

Central Alberta farmers come together to harvest a crop to raise money for the Canadian Foodgrains Bank and help end hunger in developing countries Continue reading →

Bobsleigh Canada members are defending the organization amid harassment allegations by Kaillie Humphries. Continue reading →