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Rainfall warnings were issued for parts of southern Alberta, offering welcome relief as the province struggles with drought conditions.

Last week, as gasoline prices spiked in Vancouver to reach $2.20 per litre—48 cents above the national average—crude oil from Alberta began filling the new secondary Trans Mountain pipeline and making its way out west, to Burnaby.

$34-billion TMX project faces scrutiny over costs, environment and First Nations rights

A sequel to The Fall Guy has already been written, but its unlikely that it will ever get made after the film flopped at the box office.

The event centre committee met privately on Monday for an update on the $1.2-billion project, with renderings of the site out this summer.

The hearing to determine if one of two brothers charged in the murder of a Calgary teen will stand trial got underway Monday.

Thieves cut a fibre optic line early Monday, leaving many Shaw customers in parts of north Calgary without internet, TV or phone service.

Staff at Pincher Office Products were shocked by a black bear that visited their Pincher Creek store on April 26.

Part of Griffith Woods Park, including pathways, is closed due to a bear sighting in the area. Officials are working to relocate the bear.

Danielle Smith’s UCP touts a ‘libertarian, stay-out-of-my-face style of government,’ official says, but with clean energy it has taken a heavy-handed approach