Newfoundland and Labrador introduces law protecting ‘revenge porn’ victims
The Intimate Images Protection Act would give victims the option to take their case to civil court. Continue reading
Alberta
Farmfair International to remain in Edmonton despite drop in attendance
By Albert Delitala Digital Journalist
FarmFair International is to remain in Edmonton in the years ahead, despite a significant drop in attendance following the departure of the Canadian Finals Rodeo. Continue reading
Ryan Getzlaf leads Anaheim Ducks to 3-2 victory over Calgary Flames
Ryan Getzlaf and the Anaheim Ducks appear to be turning things around after a two-week slump. Continue reading
In Photos: Edmonton’s Rutherford House opens the doors to First World War history
Rutherford House hosts unique First World War exhibit of local artifacts. Continue reading
Indigenous people worry Saskatchewan trespassing plan may stoke racial tensions
A Saskatchewan grandmother who was confronted by a farmer with a gun says changing trespassing laws probably won’t stop crime but could increase racial tension. Continue reading
Calgary city officials highlight $40K secondary suite fire code conviction
The City of Calgary prosecutor says a fire code conviction sends a strong message to property owners and will impact future cases. Continue reading
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Southern Alberta man charged after Lethbridge police officer assaulted
Officers were called to the school at around 1:30 a.m., after reports of numerous fights after a fire extinguisher was discharged in the gym. Continue reading
Monahan, Lindholm score 55 seconds apart, Flames beat Leafs 3-1
The Leafs, who were coming off consecutive victories over the Winnipeg Jets, lacked jump in their first game without injured star centre Auston Matthews. Continue reading
Capitals’ Copley claims first NHL win in 4-3 shootout victory over Flames
The Washington Capitals goaltender stopped 27 of 30 shots in regulation and overtime, plus three of four in the shootout for a 4-3 win over the Flames. Continue reading
Other bus companies step in as Greyhound ends western Canada service
On Wednesday, Greyhound Canada is set to follow through with its plans — announced in July — to end all routes in the western part of the country. Continue reading
