Prior to a police chase that ended in Calgary, a Cochrane homeowner was robbed of several items. An Airdrie home was also broken into Tuesday, during which time a vehicle was stolen.
Farm Days allows visitors to experience life on a farm at a number of host sites across the province on August 20 and 21.
The regulatory agency in charge of approving and monitoring oil pipelines in Canada is looking to create a backup plan in case an energy company is unable - or unwilling - to respond to a spill.
A group of Edmontonians is looking for artists to spruce up a "woefully underused" downtown alley.
The team at K-Days came up with a memorable idea before reuniting a little girl with her special stuffed animal. Teddy saw Aurora through a liver transplant last winter.
Athabasca RCMP helped get a nine-month-old baby out of a hot vehicle after the child was accidentally locked inside.
Enbridge says it took longer than originally anticipated for oilsands production to resume and average deliveries for the months of May and June were down by an average of 255,000 barrels per day.
Saint-Henri residents say the Turcot Interchange construction work is making them sick.
One of the largest dinosaur footprints ever discovered has been found in Bolivia, and purely by accident.
An iconic Calgary landmark is back in business.
Winnipeg police are investigating the city's latest homicide and asking the public for help with any information.
Mitchell Gale gets the start for the Riders as the Montreal Alouettes hope to jump-start their offence against the Saskatchewan Roughriders.
Donald Trump referred to Michael Bloomberg as "Little Michael Bloomberg," who "never had the guts to run for president" and whose final term as mayor was "a disaster."
Details were initially unclear about exactly who tapped into the computers and what information was accessed at the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
A forensic psychiatrist says the cocktail of anti-depressant medication Richard Henry Bain was taking made him a ticking time bomb.
It turns out those who hide behind screen names aren't necessarily the most abusive kind of Internet trolls, according to a new study.
The country singer and actress are the latest celebs to publicly argue about politics, joining Scott Baio and Rose McGowan, among others.
“I would hate for an athlete who is otherwise talented to leave the sport because they cannot afford it,” said Buckingham. “To me, this would be the biggest tragedy.”
Gorging on a burger and fries when you were supposed to have a salad? New research is offering you a new tactic to make healthier choices at mealtime.
Now at the fifth film in the franchise, 'Jason Bourne' sputters and is downright dull.
Tammy Allen from the Alberta Motor Association highlights river cruising vacation ideas.
Canada's gross domestic product declined by 0.6 per cent in May, the biggest monthly decline since March 2009 in the midst of the last recession.
Edmonton police Sgt. Steve Sharpe provides tips on how to protect yourself from becoming a victim of financial scams, telemarketing deals, and online identity theft fraud.
Indian police have arrested a Hindu nationalist leader for insulting a senior female politician by describing her as "worse than a prostitute."
A 19-year-old male was rushed to hospital following a stabbing in Brampton early Friday morning.
