Hexo Corp. says it is aiming to undercut prices in the illicit market with its new 28-gram product, that costs as much as one dollar less per gram than illegal sellers charge. Continue reading →

Britain and the European Union said Thursday that they have struck an outline Brexit deal after days of intense see-saw negotiations — though each side still needs to vote. Continue reading →

Most contestants on “Wheel of Fortune” gush about their lovely home life. But not Blair Davis. Continue reading →

Andrew Scheer alleged that the Liberals used Canada’s national anthem for a “political statement” when asked why he had remained seated while MPs sang ‘O Canada.’ Continue reading →

Canadians wanting to cross the U.S. border are being asked different marijuana questions than they were before cannabis was legal, a U.S.-based lawyer says. Continue reading →

A growing list of beef and veal products in Ontario, B.C. and Alberta is being recalled due to worries about E. coli. Continue reading →

Alberta Theatre Projects’ “Disgraced” hit the Martha Cohen Theatre in Calgary on Wednesday. Continue reading →

Police said a man on a bike has been cycling behind women, and as he rides past, he hits them on their butts. Continue reading →

Detroit Red Wings (3-3-0, fifth in the Atlantic Division) vs. Calgary Flames (3-3-1, fourth in the Pacific Division) Continue reading →

Nolan Foote scored 1:05 into overtime on Wednesday, leading his Kelowna Rockets to a 3-2 win over the Swift Current Broncos. Continue reading →

The Alberta government says it will take a second look at training requirements for truck drivers after meeting with Humboldt Broncos families. Continue reading →

A 53-year-old man is dead after being struck by a train in the town of Blackfalds. Continue reading →

The play centres around capitalism and the ugly ways it can influence people’s behaviour. Continue reading →

Nakiska has received a significant amount of snow in recent weeks, with officials reporting a total of 25 centimetres falling on the hill during the region’s significant snowfall on Oct. 9.  Continue reading →

Alberta is introducing legislation first developed in Britain that allows people in abusive relationships to request information about a partner’s criminal record. Continue reading →

The Canadian Gas Association says building renewable electricity capacity to replace just half of Canada’s current fossil fuel-generated energy could increase national costs by as much as $1.4 trillion over the next 30 years. Continue reading →

HAWCS helicopter video obtained by ASIRT shows the suspects fired shots at a police vehicle, at which time a CPS member returned fire. Continue reading →

Alpha House’s Needle Response Team has collected 6,570 needles in its first six months. Continue reading →

The lawsuit filed by Métis individuals and communities encompasses 120,000 square kilometres — most of which is in oil sands territory in northern Alberta and Saskatchewan. Continue reading →

Thunberg is currently touring North America and took to social media on the weekend to say she will be visiting Alberta in the coming days. Continue reading →

Mahamed Mohamud Mussa, 42, of Ottawa, and Mohamed Yousuf Mohamed, 43, of Toronto, are charged with one count each of second-degree murder. Continue reading →

Alberta is modernizing the rent and fees ranchers and cattle owners pay the province for use of public lands. Continue reading →

Safraz Ali says he refused to conduct attacks for ISIS and was arrested as a result. Continue reading →