A judge has ruled Friday that the White House must give back CNN reporter Jim Acosta’s press credentials. Continue reading →

A couple conspired with a homeless man on a story about him offering the last of his money when the woman’s car ran out of gas and then set up a fraudulent GoFundMe account to scam sympathizers, according to a report Wednesday. Continue reading →

A couple from British Columbia is spending their vacation by helping fire-affected residents in California. Continue reading →

Sean (Diddy) Combs and Kim Porter, a former model and occasional actress from Georgia, were a couple on-and-off from 1994 until they split for good in 2007. Continue reading →

Edmonton’s Stantec Tower was topped-off on Friday, officially making it the tallest Canadian tower outside of Toronto. Continue reading →

The mayor of Leduc said the entire community is affected by the deaths of three workers in what RCMP are calling a “serious workplace accident” in an industrial area. Continue reading →

Another rejection of the 2026 winter Olympics. Continue reading →

The Alberta government has signed the memorandum of understanding on Jordan’s Principle with the First Nations Health Consortium and the federal government. Continue reading →

As of Friday morning, Environment Canada snowfall warnings were in effect to the west, south and east of Edmonton as well as in central Alberta. Continue reading →

A head-on crash near Millet, Alta., Thursday night has left two women dead and sent a young person to hospital. Continue reading →

Over 200 Albertans with lab-confirmed influenza have been admitted to hospitals across the province this flu season, according to recent data from Alberta Health Services. Continue reading →

Residents in Cameron Heights want changes made to area fences after a deer became caught and had to be euthanized earlier this week. Continue reading →

The mayor of Leduc has confirmed three people have died following an incident in the Leduc Business Park on Thursday afternoon. Continue reading →

The Autorité des marchés financiers is reviewing how Bombardier implemented its Automatic Stock Disposition Plan. Continue reading →

Toby Rieder will miss a month with an upper body injury. Continue reading →

Jonathan Pratt, who was convicted of killing three teenagers in a drunk driving-related crash in November 2011, was granted day parole on Thursday. Continue reading →

A major Calgary-based energy company is facing its fourth lawsuit in U.S. courts over climate change. Continue reading →

A former British Columbia woman who tried to steal an Alberta family’s dog by posing as an animal control officer has been sentenced to 90 days in jail. Continue reading →

Meteorologist Jesse Beyer said parts of western Alberta could see between 10 and 15 centimetres of snow but some areas could see more than 20 centimetres by the end of Friday. Continue reading →

Oilsands and refining giants Suncor Energy Inc. and Husky Energy Inc. are rejecting a call by rival Cenovus Energy Inc. for government-imposed production cuts to reduce an oversupply of oil in Alberta linked to steep price discounts. Continue reading →

Two new pedestrian scramble crosswalks have opened near Rogers Place, which should help quickly move people going to and from events at the downtown Edmonton arena. Continue reading →

The Edmonton International Airport has signed an agreement it said will make the airport a hub for trade between North America and China. Continue reading →

A heavy equipment machine was used to break through the wall of a bank in northern Alberta, and RCMP are hoping the public can help identify who did it. Continue reading →

“Even before the legislation we were catching a lot of high school kids because marijuana has seemed to be kind of mainstream forever,” said Sgt. Joe Cantelo Continue reading →

“I’m like, ‘I’m going to paint a really intense, touching portrait of Owen Wilson.’ And then people have to look at it and go, ‘This guy can obviously paint, he can paint whatever he wants, he’s painting Owen Wilson.’ It’s sort of funny.” Continue reading →