A man from Clearwater Township is facing several charges including impaired driving after allegedly stealing a school bus and crashing it on a roundabout at Highway 26 near Stayner.
The Humboldt Broncos are set to make an announcement Thursday afternoon in Regina on the allocation of the Humboldt Broncos Memorial Fund, an online fundraiser that raised more than $15 million.
Premier Rachel Notley admitted the BC business community may not be “super pumped” about Bill 12 but thinks they understand the process and the provinces have a shared destination.
Alberta’s premier said the delegation from BC visiting Alberta reflects and generates change to public opinion surrounding the pipeline project.
Marvel president Kevin Feige suggested that the Ms. Marvel movie will follow the 2019 release of the Captain Marvel movie, starring Brie Larson.
"I expect the tick will be an ongoing problem. We will learn how to live with it, the same way everyone has learned to live with mosquitoes now."
The Ontario Turtle Conservation Centre says it is seeing more injured turtles in 2018 than it did last year.
Okanagan Lake isn't predicted to rise higher than last year's water levels but it will likely be close.
The owner of Tommy's Barber Shop in north-end Dartmouth says the Tommy Gun's Original Barbershop chain sent him a letter this month alleging trademark infringement.
Hamilton's rating measures an average home price of $569,490 in April 2018, with home prices provided by the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA).
The Victoria Beach community is rallying to fix a broken pump that's cut off water to over a thousand homes and cottages ahead of May long.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told reporters in response to “personal attacks” levelled by Alberta United Conservative Leader Jason Kenney against him, that his father taught him better than to engage in a war of words and name calling.
Prime Minister Trudeau suggested Thursday that monetary assurances from the government to Trans Mountain investors made “good economic sense” as pipeline expansion would provide access to new markets estimated at $15-billion.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called compensation offered to Trans Mountain investors in the event the pipeline’s expansion is delayed an “exceptional situation” to protect the project.
A mission to strengthen business ties between Alberta and B.C. Amid the current Trans Mountain pipeline was spear-headed by Iain Black, president and CEO of the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade. He joined Global News at Noon.
A delegation from B.C. is in Edmonton for a trip dubbed ”The Federation Flight,” in an attempt to reinforce support from B.C. business leaders for Alberta’s energy sector at a time when tensions over the Trans Mountain pipeline are running high. Flecher Kent has more on Global News at Noon.
Edmonton police are looking for help identifying the vehicle and driver who hit a pedestrian and fled the scene this past weekend in Mill Woods.
In the midst of an ongoing feud over the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, Alberta's premier met with a delegation from the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade on Thursday.
In honour of the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia, Calgary's Centre For Newcomers is raising awareness against violence, discrimination and repression of the LGBTQ community.
Winnipeg police apprehended two suspects after a woman was robbed and stabbed earlier this week.
Girouard and Sherbrooke has become a nightmare intersection in NDG over the past year, and it looks like it might not get any better for another year.
A popular beach in Penticton has been closed until further notice due to the threat of flooding.
If you missed the first Annihilation Night…you’re in luck! It’s BACK at Castrol on September 1st! Celebrate Back to School with a bit of fun family destruction. We’re going to SMASH ‘EM, we’re going to CRASH ‘EM, we’re going to DROP ‘EM and you know we’re going to BURN ‘EM! We’re going to drop cars from a crane just because we want to. Ever...
According to the City of Regina, firefighters in the city attended 139 fire pit incidents between May 1 and September 30 last summer, which is why city officials are encouraging residents to focus on fire safety - and play by the rules this summer.
The Stanley Cup Playoffs has helped reconnect two former hockey teammates.