Suspicious packages sent to at least 12 foreign embassies in Australia: police, media
Police in Australia said on Wednesday they are investigating several suspicious packages sent to embassies and consulates.
Police in Australia said on Wednesday they are investigating several suspicious packages sent to embassies and consulates.
Kyle Lowry threw a pass to Ibaka with 17.1 seconds left in the fourth quarter that the six-foot-10 centre slammed through the Hawks' basket.
The London Knights lost on Tuesday night for just the second time in regulation since October 19.
The Montreal Canadiens were trying to put the brakes on a two-game losing skid Tuesday night.
RCMP are asking for help in identifying a thief after an ATM was stolen from a gas station in Crossfield, Alta., on Monday.
Donald Trump said the border wall would be paid for indirectly through a trade deal with Mexico. That was one claim in his TV address that warrants more scrutiny.
Margeaux Maron previews “Deep Freeze: A Byzantine Winter Festival,” which takes place in Edmonton’s Alberta Avenue area this weekend.
It’s a new year and there could soon be a new mandate for the Edmonton Economic Development Corporation. Vinesh Pratap reports.
Dozens more animals have been removed from a farm west of Edmonton as part of an ongoing animal cruelty investigation. Fletcher Kent has the latest.
A nearly century-old hotel in Daysland, Alta., has been destroyed in a fire. Sarah Kraus reports on the blaze and the impact on the community.
Morinville will cut the ribbon on its new rec centre in the spring but as Quinn Ohler reports, funding for the project hasn’t come from where the town planned.
John Sexsmith profiles Erik Boers, a hockey player with the St. Albert Raiders who is the latest Global Edmonton MVP.
Trump has called congressional leaders to the White House on Wednesday to "get this done," saying it could all be resolved in a 45-minute meeting.
Business at the Burnaby Brewing Company is suffering, thanks to a BC liquor law that stops owner Jesse Shepherd from letting customers try before buying.
Alberta's cannabis regulator has reversed its decision to not allow smoke security at an Edmonton cannabis store.
For those who experienced it, a mystery has been solved.
New federal rules in force since Jan. 1 could see police coming to your home or your drinking establishment and insisting you provide a breath sample. Some lawyers say they are worried.
Kater won't answer any questions about how the company plans on operating or whether they will be applying for ridesharing licenses once the province puts in new policies this fall.
The Kelowna Rockets will host the Everett Silvertips on Wednesday. Nine days later, on Jan. 18, the Rockets will visit Everett.
The court turned away a request filed by the company, which is facing a daily fine of $50,000 imposed by a U.S. federal judge for refusing to comply with a subpoena issued in an investigation.
The town will be picking more than 25 performers to feature at its events.
The flu going around Manitoba this season appears to be targeting children under the age of 15, according to the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority.
On his last day as a member of the traffic unit, Cst. Curtis Warnar is looking back on the past six years and his widely-followed Twitter account, @RPSTrafficUnit.
Police said the girl got off the bus in the Woodbine community and the man followed her.
A group of people partially blocked Princess Street in downtown Kingston to protest the arrest of anti-pipeline demonstrators in northern B.C.