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Corb Lund Brings Water Not Coal Fight to Calgary
Country artist rallies support for petition opposing coal mining expansion that threatens ranching families and river health across Alberta.
Airdrie's Quest Theatre Delivers 'Whispers in the Air' Triumph
A striking performance of Attila Clemann's work proved that meaningful theatre flourishes outside major urban centers.
Ice Cream and Puppies Come Together in Okotoks Adoption Event
Big Dipper Ice Cream hosted Sheep River Dog Rescue for a summer fundraiser combining treats and adoptable dogs.
Navy Jets Collide at Idaho Air Show; All Four Crew Eject Safely
Two U.S. Navy jets crashed during a performance at Mountain Home Air Force Base, but all crew members escaped without serious injury.
Blue Jays' Guerrero Powers Past Tigers as Spring Momentum Builds
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. homered as Toronto's Kevin Gausman delivered a strong outing in a 4-1 win over Detroit.
LGBTQ+ Advocates Sound Alarm on Canada's Rights Crossroads
As International Day Against Homophobia marks another year, community leaders warn the country faces a critical moment on equality.
NW Calgary Rollover Sends One to Hospital; Injuries Minor
A dramatic multi-vehicle incident at Memorial Drive and Crowchild Trail left one person hospitalized but with minimal injuries.
Ukraine's Heritage Village Reopens After Devastating Fire
One year after flames destroyed its visitor centre and priceless artifacts, Alberta's Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village is welcoming...
Toronto Blue Jays Rookie Pitcher Got Called Up Mid-Fashion Crisis
Adam Macko's wardrobe overhaul got interrupted by the phone call every baseball prospect dreams about—his MLB debut.
Hollywood's #MeToo Reckoning Lost Momentum, Blanchett Says
At Cannes, acclaimed actor Cate Blanchett reflected on how quickly the industry movement stalled and what it cost the broader conversation.
Canada Confirms First Hantavirus Case from Cruise Ship Outbreak
A British Columbia resident tested positive for hantavirus after traveling on the MV Hondius, marking Canada's first confirmed case from...
Federal EV Rebates Back—Sales Jump 83 Percent in March
Ottawa reintroduced electric vehicle subsidies in February, and Canadians responded immediately. Here's what the numbers show.