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A temporary stormwater bypass at Speakers' Corner in Wascana Centre will continue to operate this year. This temporary solution will help manage spring meltwater and rain events.

The Provincial Capital Commission announced the closure of the Rink on Wascana for the rest of the season due to melting ice surface and safety reasons.

The city said its preferred bidder for the 4.5-kilometre LRT extension from Century Park to Ellerslie Road is a Ledcor and AECOM consortium called Capital Line Design-Builders.

An overhaul of Ontario's 34-year-old law governing policing in the province is set to take effect next month.

Frost will once again have four main hubs where activities and events will take place: the REAL district, downtown Regina, the Warehouse District and Wascana Park.

A potential ban of TikTok in Canada could be similar to the U.S., such as requiring app stores to not carry it, but experts say Ottawa should look at improving privacy laws.

The BCSC alleges William Brent Meikle used more than $1 million of the funds for personal expenses, including $475,000 under a rent-to-own agreement for a luxury home in Kelowna.

After a lull during the COVID-19 pandemic, wedding numbers and size are picking up again in Canada, but many businesses are struggling to keep their doors open, planners say.

Alberta intends to opt out of the proposed national pharmacare plan.

A collaborative police operation took place over the weekend aimed at quelling violence relating to a drug territory war between Quebec street gangs and the Hells Angels.

Alberta’s pause on renewable energy is set to lift, but experts say the competition landscape is changing.

Commuters in Scarborough could be waiting years for a dedicated busway to replace their decommissioned rail link. The project is currently unfunded and not fully designed.

A Hamilton subcommittee will get a report Monday suggesting when the LRT is functional, a private contractor should be in charge of running it for the first ten years.

Approval of the capital, operational and the utility budget provisions has been pushed to Dec. 18th.

Monday voted to reduce the utility budget increase from four per cent to three per cent, which will bump the city's utility budget by roughly $5 million.

For those looking to dust off the skis, you might have more luck. Fort Qu’Appelle’s Mission Ridge is eying an opening date on Dec. 15.

After a year marked by a series of self-inflicted wounds, the CAQ, which came to power for the first time in 2018, is sinking in the polls.

Earlier this month, Mayor Amarjeet Sohi sat down for a year-end interview with Global Edmonton.

In late November, The Weather Network had forecasted a mild Christmas season for Ontario and Quebec, but said much colder temperatures should follow.

It was seven months ago that Danielle Smith led the UCP to victory in the provincial election on a platform centred around affordability and improving health care in Alberta.