The poll suggests that Calgarians are split on whether to support a proposed plan for a $1 billion sports complex for the Flames and Stampeders and whether public money should be used to build it.
The Edmonton Police Service is investigating a downtown shooting that happened just before 3 a.m. Saturday.
Terra MacLean from SCARS tells us about a sweet, three-legged cat and five-year-old Sam the dog.
Two serial killers meet in Edmonton and fall in love, then go on a killing spree/honeymoon together. That’s the premise of an original dark romantic dramedy from playwright Andy Garland.
Participation in this year’s Edmonton Marathon is huge and John Stanton, founder of the Running Room, is here to tell us all about the event.
Some Vancouver households are paying more for housing per year than they are earning according to a local mathematician’s calcuations.
Todd James has more on the Fringe holdover performances that were announced. He tells us about ‘Mike Delamont: Mama’s Boy’ and ‘Love Me Tinder’.
From Quatchi to Klee Wyck, we look at some of most memorable mascots in British Columbia history.
A column by Margaret Atwood about Stephen Harper's hair disappeared from the National Post website, raising the ire of the Twitterverse and prompting the author to wonder if she'd been censored.
Motherwell Homestead is celebrating prairie history by partnering with Bushwakker and the Regina Symphony Orchestra.
Hamilton's high-powered offence could not be stopped Friday night.
Kosovo says it has applied for membership in the United Nations' scientific and cultural organization - a move immediately opposed by Serbia which argues that it's not qualified because it isn't a state.
The largest newspaper in Washington State is raising a stink over Victoria's sewage problem.
Mexico is objecting to a U.S. decision to negatively certify it for not doing enough to reduce the deaths of endangered sea turtles in fishing nets.
Police have charged a 20-year-old Calgary man in relation to a taxi stolen early Friday morning, but are not releasing his identity due to an ongoing investigation.
Okanagan classrooms are still quiet, but it is already back to school for some...
After 18 fishing areas in southern Alberta were closed last week, cooler temperatures have allowed all but one area to reopen.
The province declared an agricultural disaster Friday due to the economic losses and hardship resulting from extreme weather conditions in recent weeks.
Premier Rachel Notley is promising First Nations all students in Alberta will be taught the deep history of residential schools. Michel Boyer with more.
Edmonton’s chief of police is mounting an old crusade with Alberta’s new government, calling for excessive speeding legislation. Kendra Slugoski explains.
For the first time in more than six years, oil dipped below $40US per barrel today. Tom Vernon reports.
First, he tapped into an undercurrent of anger to power a surprising presidential bid. Now he's trying to control it.
There are for lease signs on almost every block of Broadway Ave. but officials say these are exciting times.
Whoop Up Days attendance doubled since last year, making 2015 one of the more successful years for the fair.