Queen Elizabeth was stuck meeting U.S. President Donald Trump and his wife Melania alone when Prince Charles and Prince William both reportedly “refused to attend.” Continue reading →

Musk denied Vern Unsworth’s claim that his mini-submarine wasn’t suitable for the Thai cave rescue mission, before labeling Unsworth a “pedo.” Continue reading →

It’s been nearly 40 years since Mother Teresa was conferred India’s highest civilian honour, the Bharat Ratna. But there are growing calls for the recognition to be rescinded. Continue reading →

Hamilton police said in a statement the 35-year-old was swimming with friends when he failed to resurface early Sunday morning. Continue reading →

Trump said that getting along with Russia would be a “good thing, not a bad thing,” in opening remarks in front of media before his closed-door 90-minute meeting with Russia’s President Vladimir Putin. Continue reading →

Watch the opening ceremonies of the Alberta Summer Games from Grande Prairie live online on Friday evening. Continue reading →

1,271,241 people took in the sights and sounds of the midway, rodeo and agriculture events. Continue reading →

An Alberta man came across a surprising sight last week when he discovered a black bear being chased by some grizzly bears on an Alberta highway Continue reading →

Several Indigenous elders are to be flown by helicopter into the backcountry of Banff National Park on Monday for a blessing ceremony as officials prepare to let recently reintroduced bison roam free. Continue reading →

An Edmonton motorcyclist is raising alarm bells for drivers to be more vigilant after his helmet camera captured a vehicle passing him on the shoulder of the QEII highway over the weekend. Continue reading →

The Alberta Dental Association and College will hold a hearing next month to consider possible sanctions against Dr. William Mather. Continue reading →

Environment Canada said daytime temperatures reaching near 29 C or above, and overnight temperatures of at least 14 C or above, are expected on Monday and Tuesday. Continue reading →

An exhaustive federal study of Canada’s largest national park concludes almost every aspect of Wood Buffalo National Park’s environment is deteriorating. Continue reading →

The Calgary Stampede has announced the village of more than two dozen teepees will be renamed Elbow River Camp. Continue reading →

An Alberta legislature member has resigned from the United Conservative Party caucus following an investigation into allegations that stemmed from a constituency association meeting last month. Continue reading →

Volunteers are cleaning up debris leftover for the 2013 floods. More volunteers are needed for the Fish Creek Provincial Park and Lafarge Meadows projects. Continue reading →

A body has been found in the Oldman River that matches the description of a teen boy who drowned last week. Continue reading →

One person is dead after a crash northwest of Lethbridge on Saturday. Continue reading →

The co-owner of Schmidt Peterson Motorsports is still pushing for a return of the IndyCar series to his home province. Continue reading →

There are many options on the market that seem like quick fixes for the post-Stampede lull, but it can be hard to know what really works to detox after the celebrations. Continue reading →

A wind warning was issued for Calgary and other areas in southern Alberta on Friday night after severe storms in central Alberta prompted Environment Canada to issue severe thunderstorm warnings and even tornado watches for that part of the province. Continue reading →