"We've gone back to the research table, we've looked, there isn't anything else out there that we can look at," said Transportation and Infrastructure's Ashok Bhatti.
Both Smith and the justice ministry now say she had only high-level discussions with Justice Minister Tyler Shandro and his deputy attorney general.
Edmonton police responded to reports of an assault at a home near 172 Avenue and 102 Street, in the Baturyn neighbourhood of the Castle Downs. The man later died in hospital.
The charges against Dr. Albert de Villiers, 54, are for incidents alleged to have occurred between June 15, 2018, and July 31, 2020, near Grande Prairie, Alta.
After weeks of hosting a popular Edmonton holiday tradition, some homeowners on Candy Cane Lane are now dealing with warnings from the city.
Police are treating the two robberies as if they were done by the same group of people.
A Manitoba-based program that uses the art of blacksmithing to help veterans and first responders overcome challenges with PSTD and mental health is looking to expand.
Poilievre said the federal government needs to step up its regulation and enforcement of airlines, which he says feel they can 'get away with mistreating' their customers.
A multiple-vehicle collision closed Deerfoot Trail in southeast Calgary on Friday afternoon.
The goal is to build 60 affordable units in a medium-rise apartment made up of one bedroom and two bedroom apartments to serve "people in need."
The Uplifting Chinatown Action Plan envisions actions starting in the second quarter of 2023, with just under $2.2 million in funding from the 2023 operating budget.
"Frankly, I would do it any day, anytime,” said the Beck taxi driver, who operates car number 2241.
Dartmouth General Hospital unveiled new technology that it hopes will ease surgical wait times and assist patients through hip and knee replacements.
The massive snake is one of the larger examples of the invasive Burmese pythons that are destroying the ecosystem in the Florida Everglades.
