BioWare moves in to new 3-storey downtown Edmonton headquarters
The three-floor, 75,000-square-foot BioWare headquarters was custom designed for video game development and to attract international talent, the company said.
The three-floor, 75,000-square-foot BioWare headquarters was custom designed for video game development and to attract international talent, the company said.
A woman caught on camera hurling racial slurs at a man in an Edmonton parking lot last year has received a suspended sentence.
A federal court has granted a temporary injunction against Alberta's turn-off-the-taps legislation.
The Edmonton Oilers are gearing up for another exciting season and 630 CHED is proud to be apart of it!
A 10-year member of the RCMP is facing a charge related to breaching his conditions that were put in place after an alleged assault in August.
The collision, which took place just before 9 a.m., saw the car's driver, 49, and passenger, 39, taken to hospital in critical condition.
The victim left the home with minor upper body injuries, but officers could not say if he went to the hospital.
Guelph Transit says there will be no charge on all routes on Saturday during Homecoming festivities.
After living under a boil-water advisory for more than 13 years, those living in the Rural Municipality of Alexander can once again drink water straight from the tap.
The Tory premier said Tuesday his government will move ahead with initiatives in six key areas aimed at turning around a province with a $14-billion net debt and a shortage of skilled workers.
Police say officers were trying to break up a fight when one of them was punched in the face.
The Kontinental Hockey League team fired its head coach Tuesday just eight games into the regular season.
The young climate-change activist set the internet on fire with her angry glare at U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday.
The woman had to buy a second phone after Kingston police say the man threw her first in the water — then he reportedly threw the second one in, too.
As a way to help make spay and neuter surgeries more accessible for pet owners facing financial challenges, the Edmonton Humane Society is unveiling a brand new tool.
Smart homes are becoming more popular and inexpensive every day. Interior design expert Glen Peloso explains automation and how you can set your alarm, change the temperature, even shut your garage door with your cell phone, and how some smart devices can protect your home from disasters like flooding.
A judge is to hear sentencing arguments on Tuesday in the case of a Calgary man convicted of killing his five-year-old grandson.
Avenue Edmonton Magazine editor Steven Sandor shares details on stories in the October 2019 edition featuring local artists and artisans, including stories on a steel sculpting duo, an opera costume designer, plus a story on that humming noise that people around Alberta have heard for years now.
The number of homeless camps dotting Winnipeg’s riverbanks increased over the past handful of years and exploded this summer.
The Rotary Club’s Robust Reds fundraiser is a chance to sip different types of wine, taste some food and support the Centre for Autism Services Alberta. Deborah Allard Usunier and Lionel Usunier share details.
In August, Nova Scotia actor Chase Tang landed his biggest gig yet — a spot on Netflix’s latest superhero drama, 'Jupiter's Legacy.'
Ottawa paramedics say despite life-saving efforts by bystanders and Ottawa firefighters, the man succumbed to his injuries on scene
The London and Area Works Job Fair will be held at the Metroland Media Agriplex building at the Western Fair District from 2 p.m. until 7 p.m. Tuesday.
Trump has said the U.S. is "not looking for any mediators,' and that if Iran wants to talk, "they know who to call."
The United Nations, designed to promote a multilateral world, has struggled in the face of increasing unilateralism by the United States and other nations that favor going it alone over the brand of collaboration that the global body advocates.