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Operation Red Nose is reflecting on the holiday season, in which it provided more than 1500 safe rides home across the province.

During Monday’s take-note debate, Opposition Leader Pierre Poilievre chronicled the “direct harm” that the Iranian regime has caused Canadians and led with an investigation conducted by Global News which found “700 regime-backed agents operating on Canadian soil for the purpose of intimidating and threatening dissidents who fled the regime.”

Operation Red Nose has put out a desperate plea for volunteers.

Operation Red Nose will return for a 30th season. Here’s what you need to know about this year’s campaign.

Rihanna has made over a billion dollars with the sales of her ‘Fenty’ beauty line, and now the company that owns 50% of her line, LVMH, is in talks to sell its half. Could this be a result of Riri losing over 36 million dollars in a collaboration with Louis Vuitton back in 2022? The...

Alberta’s premier tones down her tariff response as businesses grapple with new trade realities. Good Samaritans rescue puppy thrown from a window. Edmonton will have two LGBTQ bars this summer as Evolution Wonderlounge begins to move. A complex, fake Amazon job investment scam has led to hundreds of Canadians losing money. A new high school...

American Iron and Metal’s Moncton scrapyard has received provincial approval to continue operation for another four months. Nearby residents say they’re fed up with the noise it produces, noting the company’s mitigation measures haven’t made any difference.

The Federal Reserve will respond “as appropriate” to the risks posed by a global trade war and other recent developments, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said on Tuesday in remarks that seemed to open the door to the possibility of a rate cut.

Operation Red Nose is launching its 23rd year of providing safe rides in the Lower Mainland. With the region still waiting for ridesharing — it’s one of the few options available for people out celebrating the holidays. And with cannabis now legal — there may be more demand this season. Neetu Garcha has the story.

Chris Wilson from Operation Red Nose tells us all about the national campaign that is aimed at helping reduce drinking and driving incidents over the festive season – by offering people free rides home.

Learn how Operation Red Nose offers a choice to drivers to have volunteers drive them and their vehicle home from holiday celebrations.

For more than a decade, a mysterious home posing as a 15th-century European castle has stood in the middle of an Edmonton farm. Now its owners are opening it to the public as a luxurious Bed and Breakfast. Sarah Ryan reports on what one night at the castle offers and how much it will set...

The mayor of the remote New Brunswick community on Grand Manan Island, which is set to lose its last remaining bank, says a meeting with federal finance ministers went well. Travis Fortnum explains.

Operation Red Nose is still looking for New Year’s Eve volunteers.

A volcanic eruption has opened up a massive, fiery fissure in southwestern Iceland, with nearby residents watching closely to see where the lava will flow. What led up to the volcano finally erupting after weeks of intrigue, how long the eruption could last, and the threat it may pose. More than 20,000 Palestinians have been...

Operation Red Nose launches next week. Here’s what you need to know about the program this year:

After a two year pandemic hiatus, Operation Red Nose is gearing up again for the holiday season. Katelin Owsianski explains how the safe ride home service works.

Operation Red Nose is back in Lethbridge this year after a two-year hiatus due to COVID-19 restrictions. As the popular designated driver service amps back up, it’s in need of volunteers. Quinn Campbell has more.

New research, led in part by researchers at Simon Fraser University, is leading to a new understanding of just how little it takes for repeated head bumps to impair cognitive functions. The researchers studied Bantam (14 and under) and Junior (16 – 20) hockey players and found repeated head injuries – none of them causing...

Deputy chief public health officer Dr. Howard Njoo said on Thursday that more than 3.4 million COVID-19 vaccine doses have been administered in Canada, with more than 672,000 doses administered in the past week. Dr. Njoo stated this was the highest number of doses administered in one week in Canada since mass vaccinations began.