More on Christmas

• Downtown Lethbridge BRZ encourages community to shop local

  The Downtown Lethbridge Business Revitalization Zone says it's more important than ever to shop locally this holiday season, as it hasn't been an easy one for downtown businesses.

  Canada

  Dec 18
• Being Santa Claus: Regina’s Saint Nick on the joys and lessons of the job

  As Christmas nears and families take time off, there's one man who will be pulling an all-nighter for the big day. He says the job can be demanding, but rewarding. 

  Canada

  Dec 17
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• Kelowna BC Conservative MLA’s Christmas comments spark backlash

  The new Conservative MLA for Kelowna-Centre is receiving some backlash following one of her first public statements since the Oct. 19 election.

  Politics

  Dec 16
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• Relief and anger in Saskatchewan as postal workers ordered back to work

  A breath of fresh air for overloaded businesses and a frustrating compromise for Canada Post. Thousands have been ordered back to work, returning to their routes December 17.

  Canada

  Dec 16
• Alberta actors embrace diversity of Saint Nick: ‘Santa Claus is like a snowflake’

  Many countries celebrate Christmas with their version of Santa Claus.

  Features

  Dec 16
• Hundreds drop off gifts for 880 CHED Santas Anonymous Delivery Day

  Hundreds of volunteers came together Saturday to make sure that roughly 20,000 kids in Edmonton wake up with a gift on Christmas morning.

  Canada

  Dec 14
• Religious Christmas sign removed from Kelowna nativity scene

  For years a nativity scene has been set up at Kelowna's Kerry Park but, this year there has been some backlash to a sign that read "Keep the Christ in Christmas."

  Politics

  Dec 12
• Christmas trees: Knowing the environmental impact of going real vs. artificial

  There is a myriad of reasons that could go into one's decision as to whether they would prefer to have presents under a real or fake tree over the Christmas holidays.

  Canada

  Dec 12
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• U.K. spy agency wants to find future codebreakers with Christmas card puzzle

  GCHQ's challenge is aimed at young people aged 11 to 18, who are encouraged to work in teams and use “lateral thinking, ingenuity and perseverance” to crack the seven brainteasers.

  World

  Dec 11
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• Holiday home invasion in Ontario leads to 17 arrests, $14M drug seizure

  A home invasion in Vaughan on Christmas Eve led York Regional Police to arrest a large network of criminals while also seizing over than $14 million worth of illegal drugs.

  Crime

  Dec 10