It's an exciting time at MacEwan University. Construction of its $181 million Centre for Arts and Culture is continuing at the same time as development of the arena district which sits next door.
Spanish energy giant Repsol is reducing its Calgary headcount by between 10 and 15 per cent as the downturn in oil prices continues to take its toll.
One day shy of her 39th birthday, Trinna Sowan pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the 2013 homicide of a Edmonton senior who was found beaten, bound and gagged in his home.
Edmonton police charged three people in connection to a north end break and enter that left one person in life-threatening condition. Julia Wong reports
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation is urging the Alberta government to roll back the wages of teachers throughout the province.
Quebec's Minister for the Status of Women says remarks she made earlier this week were misconstrued and she is in fact, a feminist.
Edmonton police have laid charges against three people after a break and enter Monday sent a man to hospital with life-threatening gunshot wounds.
Thrill-seekers looking to take their fear of heights to a new level can come to downtown Los Angeles this summer and careen down a clear glass slide atop the tallest building west of the Mississippi.
Indonesian officials said Thursday that all 22 tsunami warning buoys installed near vulnerable islands failed to work when a powerful earthquake struck off the coast of Sumatra.
Olympic officials have identified 43 candidates for a team of refugee athletes who will compete in the Summer Games in Rio de Janeiro in a "message of hope" for millions of refugees around the world.
Google has announced a new initiative to help fight the spread of the Zika virus, as international health agencies continue to issue warnings about the mosquito-borne virus.
A coroner says an 86-year-old Pennsylvania woman died after she apparently tripped and her medical alert necklace caught on her walker and strangled her.
The long-awaited and much-anticipated trailer for Ghostbusters 3 is finally here -- and it does not disappoint.
A townhouse in the community of Queensland had to be evacuated early Thursday morning after a fire broke out.
A missing person case has led Delta Police to an unoccupied home on Tsawwassen First Nations land.
Loblaw launched its Naturally Imperfect line last March, offering ugly apples and potatoes to Ontario and Quebec shoppers as part of a trial run that later expanded to select stores in other provinces.
The Alberta Cheerleading Association is hosting a three day cheerleading and dance competition for athletes aged three and up. The event held at West Edmonton Mall will showcase talent from 180 teams from across Western Canada. ACA President, Jennifer Guiney and ACA Executive Director, Sarah Kennedy joined the Morning News with all the details.
In boasting the skillful likes of the McDavid, Eichel, MacKinnon and Gaudreau, the North Americans expect to play an up-tempo game at the World Cup of Hockey, the power of young legs, they hope, adding an advantage when the tournament begins just before the start of the NHL regular season.
This week on Family Matters we’re looking at ways to save money at the grocery store. Laurel Gregory sat down with a stay-at-home mother of two to learn her tricks. Nadine Graham’s organized, thrifty approach helps her family survive on a single income that has been reduced due to the economic decline.
Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. says it's committing $2 billion of this year's capital budget to advancing its Horizon project and then expects the oilsand operation's funding requirements to drop in 2017 and thereafter.
An Alberta stay-at-home mother shares her tips for saving money at the grocery store. Her organized, thrifty approach helps her family survive on a single income.
Police are investigating after shell casings were found following a shooting in east-end Toronto overnight.
Here are some potential consequences of the tighter sanctions against North Korea.
The latest research by a state-run polling agency says 74 per cent of Russians would vote for President Vladimir Putin if he runs for the post again in 2018.
Brad Wall says Saskatchewan will play a "constructive role" when the premiers sit down today in Vancouver with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to discuss climate change policies.