Long-time hockey commentator Don Cherry is out as co-host of Coach’s Corner following televised remarks where he claimed new immigrants don’t wear poppies and implied they don’t support veterans Continue reading →

‘During last night’s broadcast, Don made comments that were hurtful and prejudiced and I wish I had handled myself differently,’ Ron MacLean said. Continue reading →

This is far from the first time Cherry has made remarks deemed inappropriate or offensive. Continue reading →

Happy Lamb Hot Pot, located at 999 36 St. N.E., was ordered to close on Nov. 7. Continue reading →

The UCP constituency association of Lacombe-Ponoka is pushing for a new “voucher system” of funding in schools across the province. Continue reading →

The mobile ticket options will be available through the MyFare app, which people can download on their smartphones to buy adult and youth monthly passes as well as single tickets. Continue reading →

Park officials warn of aggressive behaviour displayed by female elk in the Banff area. Continue reading →

Premier Jason Kenney is defending his idea that Alberta could pull out of the federal pension plan by saying times have changed. Continue reading →

Imperial Oil Ltd. is “scurrying” to quickly ramp up crude-by-rail shipments from its Edmonton terminal to take advantage of improved profitability caused by the Keystone pipeline spill in North Dakota, CEO Rich Kruger said Tuesday. Continue reading →

The government says it has signed an agreement for a transfer of lands needed for the upgrade with Stoney Nakoda First Nation. Continue reading →

The cause of the blazes is still under investigation, but police say a grey 1999-2002-era Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Super Cab pickup truck was seen in the area of all three fires.  Continue reading →

The Calgary Tower reopened to the public on Tuesday, four months after firefighters performed a high-angle rescue to remove eight people trapped in a broken-down elevator. Continue reading →

Three men are facing charges following the Sept. 16 shooting in the parking lot of the shopping centre north of Calgary. Continue reading →

Toby Boulet supports the purpose of the bill but says it could do more harm than good unless there’s more work done to back up its intent. Continue reading →

Ensign Energy Services cut its dividend in half due to what it said was prevailing industry conditions as it reported a third-quarter loss of $37.8 million. Continue reading →

Calgary police say a child wandered away from his Skyview Ranch home on Tuesday while his parents were sleeping. Continue reading →

The Calgary Fire Department says seven dogs were found dead inside a home in the community of Ranchlands on Monday evening after crews responded to a report of a fire. Continue reading →

The fire broke out in a single-storey home in the 600 block of 28 Avenue Northwest at around 1 a.m. on Nov. 12. Continue reading →

On the evening of Nov. 11, a hockey game at Clareview Recreation Centre began with a very touching tribute. Continue reading →

Orrin Centazzo scored twice and Zane Franklin had three assists as the Kamloops Blazers toppled the Kelowna Rockets 5-2 on Monday in Western Hockey League action. Continue reading →

Edmonton’s Homes for Heroes Foundation hopes to build of over a dozen 300-square-foot homes that will soon be part of Canada’s second veterans village. Continue reading →

Some Albertans who tuned in to a live stream on Premier Jason Kenney’s Facebook page over the weekend say they had their comments muted or were blocked from the page. Continue reading →

Calgarians will mark Remembrance Day all around the city on Monday, Nov. 11. Continue reading →