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Woman charged after 11-year-old boy attacked, killed by dogs in south EdmontonA 44-year-old woman has been charged after an 11-year-old boy was attacked and killed by two dogs in south Edmonton earlier this year.CrimeJul 24
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Calgary’s George Moss Park redevelopment celebrated in Ogden despite Green Line uncertaintyOgden residents can now access a freshly redeveloped park in the community as phase one of the George Moss Park was unveiled on Saturday.ConsumerSep 7
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International tourism on the rise in Calgary after a busy summerTourism Calgary says the city is seeing a rise in the number of international tourists, while the domestic market is lagging behind.EconomySep 13
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As demand grows for student housing, Dalhousie prepares to break ground on new dormDalhousie University in the city's south end is readying to break ground on a new on-campus residence that will house 200 students.EducationSep 11
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Ontario alcohol expansion not related to early election speculation: ministerThe province is paying up to a quarter-of-a-billion dollars to break an exclusivity contract with The Beer Store 18 months early to push alcohol into 8,500 new stores.PoliticsSep 19
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Calgary pipe woes flag ‘dire need’ for infrastructure upgrades: municipalities groupMost restrictions in Calgary had been lifted when Mayor Jyoti Gondek announced an analysis had found more trouble spots along 10 kilometres of pipe in northwest Calgary.CanadaAug 18
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The Halifax library strike and its heavy impact on the city’s unhousedLibraries across HRM remain closed after workers walked off the job on Monday. One woman experiencing homelessness says libraries offer her a safe space and 'not feel alone.'CanadaAug 30
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Alberta finance minister accepted free VIP tickets to Oilers playoff games: ‘Did nothing wrong’"It was all within the rules and will be disclosed on my ethics commissioner statement," Horner said Thursday.PoliticsAug 29
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Better mortgage rates but not prices for B.C. homeowners, buyers after BoC rate cutBritish Columbians can expect better mortgage rates after the Bank of Canada cut its key interest rate again Wednesday, experts said. Affordability, however, is still an issue.EconomySep 4
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Fall housing market could be ripe for 1st-time buyers. Here’s whyFalling interest rates are setting the stage for a stronger autumn real estate market, experts say. But some also caution that prices may still decline in certain segements.MoneySep 7
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Canadiens want to be ‘in the mix’ for playoffs after years of rebuildingMontreal finished 32nd, 28th and 28th overall in the last three seasons, climbing from 55 points to 76 in that span.SportsSep 16
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Quebec experiencing ‘extremely difficult’ wave of severe weather, minister saysQuebec's public security minister says the situation has improved in recent days, but 34 municipalities and 53 roads are still affected by the record-breaking rainfall.CanadaAug 14
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Montreal wants to move day services from homeless shelter, citing ‘difficult’ cohabitationMaison Benoît Labre, located in the city's St-Henri neighbourhood, serves vulnerable clients who are either unhoused or dealing with addiction issues.CanadaAug 21
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B.C. planning for worst-case scenario if Chilcotin River landslide burstsThe province issued an emergency alert late Friday, warning people anywhere on the Chilcotin River to evacuate immediately.CanadaAug 3
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Celebrities coming to the 2024 Toronto International Film FestivalHollywood's biggest stars are set to arrive at the Toronto International Film Festival, which will take place from Sept. 5 to Sept. 15, 2024.EntertainmentSep 4
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$200M River Cree expansion highlight’s Enoch Cree Nation’s economic successFrom hundreds of hotels rooms to more conference space and a pool, the River Cree expansion is being celebrated on Enoch Cree Nation.ConsumerSep 6
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Stupid History: A study of music that I hopes catches onMany people are turned off learning about history because they think it's all about dates, explorers and wars. It need not be. Welcome to the concept of Stupid History.EntertainmentAug 18
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Ottawa to expand 30-year amortizations, raise insured mortgage capFinance Minister Chrystia Freeland announced proposals Monday to expand the availability of 30-year amortizations and to raise the price cap for insured mortgages.MoneySep 16
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Accelerated Gardiner Expressway timeline murky until deal finalizedToronto officials have given the green light to an expanded work schedule that will see construction on the western leg of the Gardiner Expressway end earlier than expected.CanadaJul 31
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5 things to know from Saturday at the Paris GamesFrom b-boy gold to shattering records, here are five things to know from Saturday at the 2024 Paris Games:SportsAug 10