Kingston mayoral candidates square off at Chamber of Commerce breakfast meeting
Kingston mayoral candidates shared their respective visions with the Chamber of Commerce.
Kingston mayoral candidates shared their respective visions with the Chamber of Commerce.
"Even if it's all true, does it disqualify him?"
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The Pink Legacy will be shown in Hong Kong, London and New York before being auctioned by Christie's Geneva on Nov. 13.
"If you look at Taber, many stations there are selling for a $1.17-$1.15. They're selling gas for below cost, so that's largely a gas war thing."
IMBY — which stands for In My Backyard — is an app-based service that lets investors buy shares in a home or condo.
In the 1870s, the McLean brothers terrorized pioneers in the Kamloops area, stealing horses and weapons and generally living as wild bandits who menaced anyone who got in their way.
At least three Vernon marijuana shops plan to shut their doors, some temporarily, until provincial permitting is worked out.
The Edmonton Huskies have come up big this season and have a 4-1 record. John Sexsmith profiles defensive lineman Skylar Schellenberg who is the latest Global Edmonton MVP.
Diane Lacharite suffered first and second degree burns on her hands and face after she was lighting an ornamental candle with ethanol on the weekend.
The Tuesday, Sept. 25, 2018 weather forecast for Edmonton, Alberta and the surrounding area.
The Army and Marine Corps have acknowledged that the number of women seeking infantry jobs will probably be small. And women have struggled to pass the demanding training courses.
Officers said they have arrested 69-year-old Michael Hawkins of Toronto for sexual assault as well as an indecent act.
Saskatchewan drivers were the first in Canada to experience the WheelSwap virtual reality experience.
We’ve already told you about the high-tech tool in Edmonton that’s made brain surgery possible with no scalpel. Now Su-Ling Goh shares the story about how the new tool has benefited one man’s life.
In Tuesday’s edition of Health Matters, Su-Ling Goh has the story of a man who’s life has benefited from a high-tech surgical tool and highlights some University of Alberta grads who are making a difference in the world.
Fall is officially here and B.C. was treated to a beautiful Harvest Moon on Monday night.
Dog owners could be fined, upwards of $2,000, if their pets are found to be off-leash while on the Okanagan Rail Trail.
A new report commissioned by the Edmonton Public School Board warns “any changes to education funding have a significant impact” on its operations.
Speaking at a pipeline conference in Calgary on Tuesday, Premier Rachel Notley said her government will be standing up for Alberta’s energy sector in Ottawa.
Police have laid charges following a racist rant that went viral last month. The incident is believed to have followed a parking dispute that quickly escalated. Albert Delitala has the details. WARNING: Offensive language.
Labour lawyers say there's a big push for companies to revise their workplace policies ahead of the legalization of recreational marijuana.
The Edmonton Eskimos have welcomed back veteran defensive back Brandyn Thompson more than three months after he was released while recovering from an Achilles injury.
Edmonton city council has been given a pair options for fixing congestion on Terwillegar Drive. Vinesh Pratap reports.
A junior high school in Beaumont has sprung a leak and it isn’t the first time J.E. Lapointe School has been in the news. The school has also experienced construction delays. As Sarah Kraus reports, one family has had enough.