”They’re doing it as we sit here, and they expect to do it in the next campaign.”Mueller said on Russian election interference during his testimony Wednesday before the House committees.
The City of Kelowna says eight cannabis stores have received zoning approval and another seven are in the approval process.
Global Edmonton, with the help of the Edmonton Eskimos and their fans, is producing another documentary on the game-day experience at an upcoming Eskimos game at Commonwealth Stadium.
"Someone was cutting the screen or opening the unlocked door. When they were inside, they would steal credit cards."
"It's like you don't have Autism sometimes and everyone is so welcoming and you get to be a kid. Being 18, it's hard to find that community."
An MOU has been signed to provide consulting services for the development of a hydro-electric power generating facility on James Smith Cree Nation.
The Thursday, July 25, 2019 weather forecast for Edmonton, Alberta and the surrounding area.
City of Calgary top managers detail how $60M budget cut will affect services and staff
A former Stollery Children’s Hospital patient has received the best gift you could ask for. Su-Ling Goh also tells us about your chance to win a dream home and give back.
Co-founder James Monsees testified that Juul developed its blockbuster vaping device and flavor pods for adult smokers who want to stop
North Korea said it is infuriated over U.S.-South Korean plans to hold military drills that the North says are invasion rehearsals and proof of the allies’ hostility to Pyongyang.
The RCMP deputy commissioner apologized for how Leduc RCMP initially handled Amber Tuccaro’s missing persons file. But, as Fletcher Kent reports, the family didn’t accept it.
There are plenty of questions about multiple raids across Edmonton coordinated by police and the Canada Revenue Agency. As Vinesh Pratap reports, one area that was targeted has been in the police spotlight before.
The CEO of cannabis company Fire and Flower criticized city of Edmonton administration Thursday, called some of the permitting issues “a source of political embarrassment.” Quinn Ohler explains.
The United Conservative government is shelving another NDP policy. As Tom Vernon reports, a move to dramatically change how Alberta’s electricity market works will not go ahead as planned.
Environment Canada has sent a team to Hanmore Lake, north of Smoky Lake, to assess damage after a tornado touched down Wednesday. Julia Wong reports.
The Ontario Review Board says it is in favour of an external review of processes at CAMH following the escape of two patients with violent histories.
The new YMCA pool that opened in May has started a trend across all the city's facilities, as more residents head to the pools to cool off.
A teacher is facing an accusation of professional misconduct after allegedly sending out inappropriate retweets.
Tourism Lethbridge used to be strategically placed in the downtown to cater to walking traffic, but now the organization has moved to a new location.
Police say a verbal confrontation along Bernard Avenue involving two men led to one allegedly slashing the other in the Thursday morning incident.
A youth sports camp offered young new Canadians in Regina a taste of Canadian sporting culture.
After being rescued from the Channel’s choppy waters, Zapata smiled and said, “We won’t give up until we succeed.”
The teen was transported to a hospital and will make a full recovery, say police.
Bighill will be back in the lineup on Friday to face the Hamilton Tiger-Cats after sitting out their last three games.
