Speaking is an important form of communication and people use thousands of words daily to complete simple tasks, but a new study has found almost five per cent of people living in Toronto cannot speak English or French, Canada’s official languages. Continue reading →

Violent crime in Surrey dropped in 2016, according to statistics released by the RCMP. Continue reading →

From a deadly crash involving teenagers at Canada Olympic Park, to an Amber Alert that ended in tragedy, many of the stories were powerful and emotional. We’re looking back at Calgary’s top stories of 2016. Continue reading →

From the man who tried to bribe a cop with beer, to the thief who left behind his business card – these are some of the dumbest criminals of 2016. Continue reading →

From evacuations, to crashes and even a little girl saving her mom from drowning in a pool, these are some of the most dramatic rescues of 2016. Continue reading →

For whatever reason, the idea of karma – of an all-reaching, all-powerful “balancing” force in the universe – has a seemingly universal appeal, as these amazing videos prove. Continue reading →

This past year our elected officials took part in behaviour running the gamut from “unparliamentary” to “childish” to “physical molestation” – their words, not ours. Continue reading →

A diverse Republican band of Donald Trump haters, conservatives and other rebels have set their sights on derailing the billionaire’s march to their party’s presidential nomination. Continue reading →