Calgary Police searching for suspect in southwest assault
A man was rushed to hospital with multiple serious injuries following an attack at a home on 39th St. SW on Friday afternoon, ...
Perfetti’s first career hat trick powers Winnipeg Jets past Utah 5-2
Cole Perfetti ended a 14-game goalless drought with his first career hat trick while Nikolaj Ehlers tallied his 500th NHL ...
Evan Van Gorp scores twice in London Knights win over the Wolves
The London Knights won their second straight game on their road trip to the north as they defeated Sudbury 5-2.
Details slim after Vancouver mayor vows gang crackdown in Downtown Eastside
Key questions remain about the proposal -- including how much it will cost and how the project would differ from the work already being performed by the VPD's own gang unit.
‘They killed our town square’: Anger over fenced-off East Vancouver park fields
The school board says it closed seven school fields to the public for safety reasons, after "extensive damage due to dogs digging holes." ...
Residents frustrated over lack of seating at West Kelowna dog parks
Aside from the inconvenience, some argue the lack of seating makes the parks less inclusive for seniors and people with disabilities.
‘What is going to happen?’ Ukrainians in B.C. concerned over federal funding ending
It has been nearly three years since Russian invaded the Ukraine. People who fled to Canada as refugees are now facing a new obstacle as funding for programs expires.
‘Someone we trusted’: Woman charged with stealing $575,000 from Alberta business
Calgary Police accuse a 46-year-old Gold River, B.C. woman of embezzling more than $575,000 from a small Calgary company that ...
‘Incredibly troubling’: Critics push back on Vancouver mayor’s supportive housing freeze
Mayor Ken Sim laid out a plan Thursday to transform the Downtown Eastside, including decentralizing social services and freezing new supportive housing construction.
‘I’m homeless’: Jasper residents rally for housing as government negotiations stall
Why do I have to fight for something that the government of Alberta committed on, and now they're backtracking? Like, I'm homeless. We're all homeless.' ...
‘Significant’ cockroach infestation forces closure of Calgary restaurant
The discovery of a cockroach infestation has prompted Alberta health inspectors to order the closure of a restaurant in Calgary's Chinatown.
Energy industry on both sides of border pushes back on tariffs: ‘Too many jobs on the line’
If we don't take this as a wake up call, Canada is in big trouble. We have basically a single customer for oil and gas — that's the United States.' ...