Four people associated with an organized crime group known as the 'Surrey Boys' were arrested in Grande Prairie following a series of raids by Alberta Law Enforcement Response Teams last week.
Here’s what players on the Saskatchewan Rush use to protect themselves in this week’s segment of “Lacrosse 101.”
Dozens of elderly Holocaust survivors lit candles at Auschwitz on Wednesday, exactly 71 years after the Soviet army liberated the death camp that has become the most powerful symbol of the human suffering inflicted by Nazi Germany during World War II.
Another driver has died in a crash that involved an exploding Takata air bag inflator, but it's unclear whether the inflator killed the person.
She's setting up her synchronized swimmers for success. But Holly Ediger is also making sure they stick around.
Nova Scotia's premier says New Brunswick could run into difficulties if it decides to move ahead with tolls at its border entry points.
What started as a hit and run investigation for Saskatoon police ended in a drug bust.
Patrice Cormier has been shipped back down to the AHL's Manitoba Moose.
Mundane, everyday tasks in space can pose somewhat of a challenge, from eating to going to the bathroom to showering. One astronaut shows us how he "showers."
Women are moving up in the workplace but not nearly as much as they should be, a global study released Wednesday has found.
A dog that appeared to have been stolen from its central Alberta home on Jan. 21 has been safely returned to his owners.
The Liberal government is poised to announce new rules today for assessing major resource projects such as oil pipelines.
City Councillor Andrew Knack was on Wednesday Morning News to talk about the contentious debate surrounding ride sharing in Edmonton.
Some are using the downturn in Alberta's oil and gas industry as an opportunity to look for a career that better suits them.
You may not know whether your water comes from lead pipes. Your city may not know, either. But you're on the hook for the cost of replacing those toxic pipes even if the city's underground operations put your drinking water more at risk.
Canada's Milos Raonic will play in the Australian Open semifinals for the first time.
One of the major opposition groups in the Syrian war said Wednesday it will only attend the imminent Geneva peace talks if the sieges in the country are lifted and other conditions are met, casting further uncertainty on the talks scheduled to begin in two days.
Western governments fearful of terror attacks and the potential threat posed by refugees are shortchanging human rights and adopting counterproductive policies in the name of security, Human Rights Watch said in its world report Wednesday.
A Danish tourist has been infected by the Zika virus after visiting southern and central America, Danish hospital officials say, but authorities said Wednesday it was not the first case in Europe.
The United Nations launched an appeal on Wednesday for $393 million in humanitarian aid to Afghanistan to help millions of vulnerable people this year.
Halifax Regional Police are looking for two men who approached two children and offered them a drive. Between 12:45 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. on January 26th police say two men in a car pulled up beside an 11-year-old girl who was walking to school with a younger girl in the area of Jubilee Road and Vernon...
A landslide of mining waste killed at least six people in the sixth deadly such accident in northern Myanmar's jade mining region since a November disaster left more than 100 dead.
The United States and China sparred Wednesday on how to deal with North Korea's latest nuclear weapons test and ease rising tensions over territorial disputes in the South China Sea.
All-star starter Kyle Lowry poured in 29 points as the Raptors matched their franchise-best nine-game winning streak, beating the Washington Wizards 106-89 on Tuesday.
