WHL Roundup: Friday, November 29, 2019
MOOSE JAW, Sask. - Mads Sogaard stopped all 15 shots he faced as the Medicine Hat Tigers blanked the Moose Jaw Warriors 6-0 on Friday in Western Hockey League action.
MOOSE JAW, Sask. - Mads Sogaard stopped all 15 shots he faced as the Medicine Hat Tigers blanked the Moose Jaw Warriors 6-0 on Friday in Western Hockey League action.
B.C.'s legislative sittings have traditionally opened with a prayer. That's now been expanded to include non-religious invocations.
With Christmas less than a month away, Phil Darlington got into the holiday spirit by profiling the sense of community and generosity among volunteers who help out at 630 CHED Santas Anonymous in the latest edition of Our YEG At Night.
"Anyone now purchasing into a condo and into any strata corporation in B.C., one of the documents you want to request is a copy of the insurance policy."
"The saddest thing we can imagine is anyone looking at an almost empty shelf, thinking they have to pick the last toy available.”
SUDBURY, Ont. - Kalle Loponen scored 1:44 into overtime to lead the Sudbury Wolves past the Barrie Colts 3-2 on Friday in Ontario Hockey League action.
If a live Christmas tree is an important part of your holiday tradition, you may want to hurry to get one, or be ready to shell out a little more than usual.
The London Knights began three games in three days in three different cities on Friday at home to Windsor.
Thomas Casey completed his hat trick 1:53 into overtime as the Charlottetown Islanders edged the Val-d'Or Foreurs 4-3 on Friday in Quebec Major Junior Hockey League action.
The remains of 23 victims arrived at Noi Bai Airport in Hanoi early on Saturday, a local government official said. Seven of the bodies were cremated in Britain before being repatriated, the official Vietnam News Agency said.
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The MGEU is getting their wish of a summit focusing on retail thefts, including the brazen robberies happening at Manitoba liquor stores.
Alberta's largest public sector union says the government plans to cut up to 5,900 positions as part of its plan to balance the province's budget by the 2022-23 fiscal year.
Hundreds of post-secondary students marched to the steps of the McDougall Centre, Alberta's premier's office in Calgary, on Friday.
Team Rachel Holman is competing at the Canada Cup in Leduc. As Quinn Phillips reports, the team is balancing curling with new additions to members’ families.
In his latest editorial, Bob Layton talks about smoking-related fires.
Tasha Mack was found guilty of manslaughter on Friday in connection with the death of Anthony Raine, a toddler found in the snow in north Edmonton in 2017. Chris Chacon reports.
Canadians are being warned to get their Christmas trees early this year. The industry says there is a shortage of inventory and as Julia Wong reports, it isn’t clear how long it could last.
Black Friday is gaining popularity among Canadians and yet that could actually mean shorter lineups at stores. Sarah Komadina explains why.
The math isn’t adding up for parents in one Edmonton community because they worry their children will be forced to attend a new school in a different community. As Vinesh Pratap reports, it all has to do with boundary changes.
Alberta’s UCP government is signalling that hundreds of nurses will be laid off over the next three years. Tom Vernon reports.
The Friday, Nov. 29, 2019 weather forecast for Edmonton and the surrounding area.
The National Weather Service said travel could become impossible in some places.
An updated budget report outlines a $26-million shortfall Edmonton councillors are facing ahead of 2020 budget deliberations.
Keiko Fujimori was jailed last year for alleged money laundering and receiving illegal contributions from Brazilian construction company Odebrecht.