Local, Regional News

The AHL’s Calgary Wranglers will continue their Calder Cup quest after completing a sweep Friday of their best-of-three opening-round series against the Tucson Roadrunners.   Read More

The Okotoks Oilers are facing elimination after falling 8-2 to the host Brooks Bandits in their BCHL Alberta Division semifinal on Friday night. Read More

Now that Calgary Expo panels are now almost entirely turned over to fan questions rather than moderated discussions, it's intriguing to watch actors sidestep the weirder questions. Read More

When you're on the road, style doesn't matter. Read More

Vancouver Sun columnist Douglas Todd has won a National Newspaper Award for his thought-provoking feature story about B.C.’s mental-health system and whether his father, who was institutionalized for 20 years, would have survived the modern version of the system. Read More

Re: Nothing lasts forever, including my East Vancouver neighbourhood. Here's to the memories Read More

A public input process to help determine flood mitigation measures on the Bow River that could devastate two parks is being rushed, says an advocate for Glenbow Ranch Provincial Park. Read More

Despite assurances by authorities that everything is being done to solve two stabbing incidents this week along a popular waterfront promenade, members of the White Rock community acknowledged Friday that they feel paralyzed by fear. Read More

The Surrey-headquartered Teal Jones Group, the multi-generational B.C. forestry firm with three mills and some 400 employees in the Lower Mainland, filed for court protection from its creditors Wednesday as dwindling revenues left it without the cash to pay its bills. Read More

VICTORIA — Environment Minister George Heyman downplayed the significance this week of the NDP government decision to exclude the public from one of B.C.’s most popular provincial parks, allowing access only to Indigenous people for extended periods.  Read More

Edmonton city councillors say Alberta's premier unfairly cast doubt on and undermined local elected officials last month by publicly discussing unproven allegations in an anonymous letter she hadn't seen. Read More

At one point last year, Vancouver Whitecaps sporting director Axel Schuster picked up the phone to have a talk with a South American soccer agent. On the other end of the line, Lucas Teixeira was ready to talk about a player Schuster had inquired about. It became clear the fit wouldn’t work, when Teixeira offered up another of his clients, a name Caps fans know well: Camilo. Read More

Accused killer Richard Reed's purported confession to a friend after a 2020 murder at Richmond's Manzo restaurant will not be admitted as evidence in the trial, B.C. Supreme Court Justice Jeanne Watchuk ruled Friday. Read More

One man was arrested by RCMP in Calgary in mid-April in connection with a 2020 murder in Innisfail — one of four arrests related to the case that were executed over the past two weeks. Read More

After months of waiting, Nasser Najjar lost faith in the Canadian government's ability to evacuate his family from Gaza to safety in Egypt. Read More

Zak Green was privy to inside information about the Telus Cup long before the Calgary Under-18 AAA Buffaloes earned an invitation to the national championship. Read More

From Super Mario Brothers to Beetlejuice, the Parade of Wonders — or POW! — drew in more than 1,000 cosplayers dressed as their favourite characters, kicking off the Calgary Expo weekend. Read More

The Crown will be seeking a significant penitentiary sentence for an Edmonton man convicted Friday in connection with a violent home-invasion robbery near Calgary. Read More

City police are seeking tips from the public in an effort to help identify a man wanted in connection with a series of truck thefts last month. Read More

The City of Calgary's public hearing on blanket rezoning will not end any time soon, as councillors prepare to head into another 12-hour meeting on Saturday. Read More