You paid the enrolment fee, bought the equipment and committed to the season. But now, two practices in, your child says: “I don’t want to go.” How do you know when to call it quits or stick out the season? Laurel Gregory has more.
An online survey asking Albertans for their thoughts on scrapping Daylight Saving Time is open until Dec. 10.
Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer isn't on a list of ex-U.S. citizens published last week, and the party won't say whether he's renounced his U.S. citizenship.
Dallas Green and co. will hit Winnipeg, Edmonton, Calgary and Vancouver in early 2020.
A look at some of the remarks in the second round of public hearings in the impeachment inquiry by the House Intelligence Committee and Trump’s response.
Police say they are investigating the weekend crash, adding they suspect alcohol played a role in the incident.
The two sides cannot agree on a number of concerns, but the workers' focus is on working conditions.
A petition to bring back the stop sign is gaining traction in the neighbourhood, with more than 50 signatures.
A 40-year-old man has been charged in connection with a reported overnight shooting in Brantford.
Trump accused Pelosi of being unable to get the bill "off her desk," while claiming Democrats, unions and farmers were in favor.
The president of the Halifax Regional Police Association says without more staff and a dedicated sergeant, the Halifax police jail won't be capable of meeting legally required standard of care.
Alberta’s United Conservative government is firing the province’s election commissioner, but says it’s not because he is investigating the party and has fined it more than $200,000. Mount Royal University political science professor Duane Bratt believes the move is “designed to end the investigation of the UCP leadership race in 2017.”
A group from the city of Hamilton analyzed samples from the demolition site and surrounding area.
The transport disruption threatens shipments of oil, grains and potash, with Western Canada likely to feel the most pain from prolonged disruptions.
Top U.S. House Democrats have called for a federal review of the Keystone pipeline and the agency that regulates it in the wake of 1.4-million-litre spill in North Dakota.
Long-time sports broadcaster Ron MacLean was in Edmonton Tuesday to receive an honorary doctor of laws degree from the University of Alberta.
Former 'Coach's Corner' host Don Cherry addressed his firing, his friendship with Ron MacLean and his future plans on his new podcast.
Ward 8 Coun. John-Paul Danko believes collecting garbage every other week would result in big cost savings for the City of Hamilton.
Months after the incident, the grandparents of the Kingston stabbing suspect have released two letters that are believed to have been written by him.
Alberta Energy Minister Sonya Savage is calling on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to step in and enact emergency back-to-work legislation for CN Rail.
An early morning collision between two tractor trailers caused an entrance to Conestoga College to be blocked on Tuesday.
Kevin Hursh said the number of fires is not surprising, given the high number of dryers operating for long hours around Saskatchewan.
Regina police seized about 70 bicycles and numerous expensive tools such as a paint sprayer, pressure washers, power saws, a cement mixer and planer.
The pair were reported missing on Nov. 14, and RCMP later announced they had been found on Monday.
The company says it will offset the carbon "by investing in projects that include planting trees or protecting against deforestation.''
