It’s been two-and-a-half years since Galeeb Abau-Jabeen lost control of the Honda Civic he was driving on Bloor Street East at Parliament Street, resulting in the death of a friend and critically injuring another.
A group of protesters gathered outside the Millennium Library aiming to get the city to cut back security measures at the library by June 1.
A Calgary campsite reservation company is hoping to make it easier for campgrounds and campers to pitch their tents through a new website.
It's a first in Canada. Flair Airlines is the only carrier in the country to have its in-flight crew trained to assist its guests with autism.
Alberta's NDP is calling on United Conservative Leader Jason Kenney to fire former education critic Mark Smith for offensive remarks -- an accusation Smith disputes.
The doctor, who works in St. Albert, has agreed to a "monitored chaperone condition," overseen by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta.
Should cities openly break a Quebec law?
The government announced on Tuesday, the day after the new changes to the autism program came into effect, it will now consult parents of children with autism as of May 1.
Four gas stations were robbed in a 24-hour span in late March.
There's no better inspiration for Toronto-based playwright Kat Sandler than real-life political drama, and the timing for her shows set to open in Alberta couldn't be better.
The Turcot Interchange will also be off limits on Friday.
The long-time Edmonton Eskimo announced his retirement from the Canadian Football League Tuesday, and he did it as an Eskimo.
A 38-year-old man has been charged in connection with two stabbings that occurred in central Edmonton last week, one of which left a 48-year-old woman dead.
A 49-year-old man and a 44-year-old woman have been charged in connection with the alleged theft of US$580,000 worth of an oil and gas chemical, Edmonton police said on Tuesday.
The allegations are laid out in two letters, sent on April 1 to Speaker Kevin Murphy, Premier Stephen McNeil and the PC and NDP leaders.
More than 200 demonstrators turned up to voice their frustration with the ongoing dispute between the province and thousands of nursing home workers.
Police in Grande Prairie, Alta., issued a warning to drug users on Tuesday after it says officers as well as paramedics with Alberta Health Services responded to 14 overdose calls in that last four days.
In an untested filing in Superior Court, CTV and its owner Bell Media say they began investigating complaints against Paul Bliss after a former freelancer, Bridget Brown, went public in January 2018 with accusations against him.
"Water is now safe to use and meets all requirements of drinking water quality standards," said the City of Montreal in a statement on Tuesday.
Liberal Party MPs have received official notice of a meeting this evening and are expected to discuss the futures of Wilson-Raybould and Philpott in the party caucus.
After five years of drowning in debt from the slide in oil prices, the federal government has thrown the province of Newfoundland and Labrador a lifeline.
"Typically, we would be expecting no fires at this point and we did have five starts just last week, and they were all human-caused."
Police have not offered any other details on the incident, other than to say its crime unit is being assisted by the Central Region Street Crime Unit in the "ongoing investigation."
A man has been arrested by Los Angeles police in connection with the fatal shooting of Los Angeles rapper Nipsey Hussle, according to U.S. media reports.
Opposition Leader Ryan Meili called on Premier Scott Moe to cancel an appearance at an anti-carbon tax rally over what he called yellow vest ties and climate change denial.