Big renovations approved for Lake Louise Ski Resort
The plan includes two new lodges, up to six new lifts and access to the newly acquired west bowl.
The plan includes two new lodges, up to six new lifts and access to the newly acquired west bowl.
Mattel has chosen an Edmonton disability advocate to represent Barbie as part of an inspirational campaign. Su-Ling Goh has more on that, as well as the first annual Walk for Apraxia and A Journey to Cure CJD.
“Over the last 50 years, the Friendship Inn has become a symbol of help and hospitality in the heart of a busy city,” executive director Sandra Kary said.
The new U.S. policy would effectively deny asylum to nearly all migrants arriving at the southern border who aren’t from Mexico. It would disallow anyone who passes through another country without first seeking and failing to obtain asylum there.
The event was planned after police said there had been 14 incidents of a man exposing himself and/or accosting women in the area since mid-July.
Vancouver city councillors have shot down an initiative to crack down on the illegal sale of drugs, including so-called "magic mushrooms."
Company says decision to curtail operations was based on continued high log costs and poor North American market conditions.
A Calgary paramedic has been charged with sexual assault involving a minor.
A Regina tattoo shop owner is once again picking up the pieces, after thieves broke into his shop for the third time in four months.
The babysitter who alerted authorities to a horrific case of child abuse is sharing her story.
Police have not reported what kind of machinery was involved in the incident or who was operating it at the time.
The absence of Matthew Tkachuk and the presence of former Edmonton Oilers is creating buzz at Calgary Flames training camp.
After more than a month in the dark, the streetlights are back on in a central Edmonton neighbourhood.
Shares of Aurora Cannabis tumbled by nearly nine per cent after the pot producer's fourth-quarter revenues fell short of its own guidance and signalled a longer pathway to profitability, pointing to the slow rollout of brick-and-mortar retail cannabis stores.
Officials from communities across Alberta met in Lethbridge on Thursday to discuss key issues ahead of the UCP’s first provincial budget set to be released in October.