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Federal government proposes sweeping digital regulator with powers to fine up to $25 million
Ottawa is creating a new Digital Safety and Data Protection Commission that would oversee both online safety and privacy. Some experts...
Prime Minister Mark Carney heads to Calgary Stampede to meet with First Nations leaders
Carney is heading to Alberta after a weeklong Middle East trip that included stops in Saudi Arabia and Turkey for the NATO summit....
Gordie Howe International Bridge opens July 27, ending years of delays
The $6.4-billion span connecting Ontario and Michigan will finally welcome motorists after repeated postponements and political complications.
Woman found dead in car in Kelowna; RCMP investigating suspicious death
Police discovered a woman's body in a vehicle on the 800 block of Baillie Avenue on Tuesday. A man known to the victim was taken into...
Alberta tornadoes hit record pace with 23 confirmed so far this year
The province is well ahead of the 30-year annual average as June, July and August bring peak tornado season across the prairies.
Calgary's Tate McRae delivers World Cup ball at Spain vs. Belgium quarter-final
The 23-year-old pop star took the pitch at Los Angeles's SoFi Stadium before 69,650 fans on Friday for the FIFA World Cup match.
Kananaskis trails reopening as landscape dries after late-June flooding
Some backcountry areas remain closed after the June 28 storm that caused evacuations, basement flooding, and a bridge collapse.
Canada's oldest reported man turns 110 in Montreal
Joseph Mery Arthur reached the milestone on Tuesday, born in Haiti in 1916, now with 25 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren after...
Tornado warning briefly issued for Parkland County west of Edmonton Friday
Environment Canada lifted the alert after 53 minutes, but meteorologists warn Alberta can expect more tornado activity in the next six weeks.
ASIRT releases details in police shooting death near Irricana, east of Calgary
Two RCMP officers responded to a domestic disturbance call July 3. One officer fired after a man exited the residence holding what...
More than 20,000 Albertans apply to work October referendum, Elections Alberta needs 60,000
With hand-counted ballots required, Elections Alberta launched recruitment a month ago and expects to hire enough workers by the October...
Madison Shipman becomes first woman colour analyst for Toronto Blue Jays broadcast
The Calgary native will call a regular-season game Friday night versus the San Diego Padres, breaking gender barriers in baseball media.
