Local, Regional News

An irate Penticton resident was upset by a Boston Pizza sign showing support for the Edmonton Oilers because the resident felt the B.C. location ought to be supporting the Vancouver Canucks ahead of the second round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Read More

Dozens of demonstrators gathered at Court of King's Bench in Regina on Wednesday afternoon to call for more accountability and less bias in the justice system when it comes to sexual assault cases. Read More

A Regina mother says she is struggling to find summer programming that can accommodate her nine-year-old son who has autism. Read More

The New Democrats have shifted their approach toward Aboriginal title in the seven years since taking office. Witness the dramatically different outcomes of two recent title claims. Read More

The sentencing hearing for a Calgary addictions counsellor convicted of sexually abusing a drug-addicted teen was adjourned Wednesday, but only to next week. Read More

A woman who died in Swift Current over the weekend refused help from police and EMS before being taken into custody under The Mental Health Services Act, according to a government news release. Read More

Biometric health monitoring is now being used in Regina Police Service (RPS) detention cells, according to a news release announcing the new initiative Wednesday. Read More

Strathcona Mounties are trying to figure out how a vehicle became engulfed in flames Wednesday morning near Sherwood Park. Read More

Calgary businesses waved goodbye on Tuesday to the city’s short-lived, single-use items bylaw, marking the end of a brief period during which customers in equal measure accepted and rejected the charge, local business owners say. Read More

The adult suspect in the slaying of a Calgary teen won't know until at least the end of July whether he'll be ordered to stand trial. Read More

Kelowna is a high-priority expansion market for the Canadian Premier League. So much so that the country’s domestic soccer circuit is making the B.C. centre its first stop of its ‘On Tour’ series next month. Read More

Arturs, who? Read More

The first official day of football for the Calgary Stampeders in 2024 kicked off Wednesday with fresh faces galore. Read More

Thomas Dustyhorn died as a result of a shotgun wound to his head and neck. Read More

It's only been a week since Edmonton Oilers last played a game, but it feels like a month. Consider that by the time the puck finally drops at 8:20pm MDT, the Boston Bruins will have played Games 6, 7, 1 and 2 in the lengthy interval since the Oilers mopped up the L.A. Kings in Game 5. Let's get this show on the road. Read More

The City of Regina will be dedicating a permanent, city-maintained ceremonial space meant for Indigenous cultural practice following the guidance of Elders over the past year. Read More

A committee of MLAs has recommended that Shawn McLeod become Alberta's next ethics commissioner, although Opposition New Democrats (NDP) say his prior efforts to seek a United Conservative Party (UCP) nomination creates a perception of bias. Read More

Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim challenged Edmonton Mayor Amarjeet Sohi to a friendly wager over who will win Wednesday's hockey match between the Vancouver Canucks and the Edmonton Oilers. Read More

Other than an apparently mild illness, Elias Pettersson is totally fine, Vancouver Canucks head coach Rick Tocchet insisted on Wednesday. Read More

A contractor working for city police has been charged with assaulting a freshly arrested detainee. Read More