Red River North RCMP say they are continuing to investigate Lori Ann Mancheese's death, but the family says they have many unanswered questions a week after her remains were found.
The rainfall forecast for southern Alberta is welcome news for some, but it’s also important to be prepared to ensure you and your property is safe.
Human feces were smeared across the access ramp to the Cathedral Neighbourhood Centre in Regina Saturday, where a progress flag had been painted in the lead-up to Pride Week.
The organization is asking the City of Saskatoon for $8 million in funding spread out over eight years for what they called a game-changing facility.
The Alberta government is calling the new Health Canada labelling on ground meat “scientifically baseless” saying it will drive up prices and hurt producers.
Just before midnight on Tuesday, Albertans with COVID-19 will no longer be required to self-isolate and wearing masks will no longer be required on public transit.
Four people have been charged following an investigation into what Edmonton police call an inter-provincial drug-trafficking network.
“The staff that are on now are strained, they’re working extra hours, they’re pulling overtime trying to cover the shifts that we can’t cover," said Crystal Powell.
As of Monday, June 13 and running until June 24th, Western University will be holding in-person convocation for the class of 2022, with COVID-19 protocols in place.
Officers were called to a business in the 1100-block of Commissioners Road East early Saturday for a report that a firearm had gone off during an altercation.
A search for Draven Graham was launched on Sunday afternoon after the boy's father reported him missing from their Queen Street home in Lindsay.
The S&P/TSX composite index had its second-worst day of the year by closing down 532.26 points or 2.6 per cent to 19,742.56
Biologist Lewnanny Richardson says in his 22-year career, he has never before seen as many dead birds as he has in the past three weeks on the coast of the Acadian Peninsula.
Starting June 27, transit agency will boost the frequency of service on routes heading to Stanley Park, White Pine Beach and Buntzen Lake.