This year, tattoo artists will be on hand at the Summer Solstice BBQ for Sobriety to provide semicolon tattoos. The semicolon is a symbol of solidarity in the mental health community.
The Eskimos’ new quarterback arrived in Edmonton in May but Trevor Harris’ family has arrived in Alberta’s capital more recently. Gord Steinke caught up with them to see how they’re adjusting to life in the city.
Some of the best female soccer players on the planet are competing at the 2019 Women's World Cup, including a couple of athletes from Durham Region.
The union representing Alberta's nurses is launching a legal challenge of the United Conservative government's Bill 9, arguing it's a breach of contract and in violation of members' Charter rights.
A Calgary-based energy company is scheduled to go to court this summer to answer to charges laid in connection with a pair of pipeline spills in 2017.
Construction incidents are being blamed for Friday’s boil water notice in Southeast Kelowna.
Const. Dave Weir was not charged in connection with Abdirahman Abdi's death in July of 2016. Friday marked his second day on the stand in Const. Daniel Montsion's manslaughter trial.
Kelowna Pride Society “raising the awareness that dignity and respect is something everyone deserves year round and everybody deserves that in our daily lives.”
An Edmonton man is turning to the public in the hope his wheelchair accessible van can be found.
The late night incident occurred 20 km south of Revelstoke in “cold and rough” water, RCMP say.
Downtown Kelowna played host to the festival celebrating the Okanagan and Canada’s indigenous people.
Gregg Ingersoll, the district's superintendent, says they're short about 60 positions for next year at this point, and aren't sure how to fill the void.
E. Jean Carroll, an advice columnist for Elle magazine, detailed an incident she said took place in either late 1995 or early 1996.
A young Calgarian is competing against other blind students in Los Angeles at the 2019 North American Braille Challenge.
The announcement by foreign minister Marcelo Ebrard comes as Mexico puts into effect a deal on irregular immigration reached with Washington to head off stiff tariffs U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to slap on all imports from Mexico.
The National Energy Board has issued a certificate for the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion after it was approved by Ottawa on Tuesday but is seeking input from affected parties and the public on its resumption of regulatory processes.
Hundreds of people across Ontario will receive free admission to attractions on Canada, following the cancellations of Toronto's Canada Day celebrations.
The extravaganza is hosted by the Mi'kmaw Native Friendship Centre, and named after the Mi'kmaq words for "let us gather."
Known for its cheap pints and international crowd, visiting the Cambie was a rite of passage for many who came of age in Vancouver.
London police say no foul play is suspected after the body of Lucas Teams was found on Thursday.
Police said the vehicle stop took place around 2 a.m. near Oxford Street and Veterans Memorial Parkway in London's east end.