CALGARY — A young llama named Runner is back on solid ground after Edmonton firefighters mounted a specialized rescue operation Sunday morning to pull the animal from a three-metre-deep sinkhole in northeast Edmonton.

According to Edmonton Fire Rescue Services (EFRS), crews were dispatched at approximately 7:15 a.m. to a rural property near Fort Road and 195 Avenue N.E. after reports that ...

VANCOUVER — Kerry-Lynne Findlay, leader of the Conservative Party of BC, has named a new leadership team for the party’s caucus as it prepares to challenge the NDP government when the legislature resumes sitting in the fall.

CALGARY — Canadian taxpayers would be saving roughly $7 billion this year if the federal bureaucracy had grown at the same pace as the country's population over the past decade, according to new analysis from the Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF).

The findings come as newly released

CALGARY — As the country is set to mark another Canada Day, a new national poll suggests most Canadians remain confident the country will stay together despite growing independence sentiment in Alberta and Quebec ahead of a potentially consequential political Fall.

New data released by the Angus Reid Institute found that 64% of Canadians believe Alberta is unlikely to become ind ...

CALGARY — An Alberta independence supporter was caught on video being shoved toward moving traffic on Sunday evening.

Don Bonnar, an advocate with Alberta Sovereignty Now, a grassroots activist group based in Alberta that advocates for the province’s independence from Canada, was shoved onto the street near the intersection of 109 Street and Jasper Avenue in Edmonton.

OTTAWA — Former NDP MP Charlie Angus is calling on the federal government to review the appointment of former US Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem to the advisory board of a Vancouver mining company, arguing her involvement raises national security concerns for Canada’s critical minerals sector.

Speaking at a news conference on Parliament Hill Monday, Angus said Noem’s role with Nov ...

CALGARY — Toronto's annual Pride Weekend has drawn heavy criticism after multiple videos have circulated online showed explicit nudity, controversial slogans, and political messaging at an event that has been promoted in the past as “family-friendly.”

Signs visible during the weekend’s festivities included rainbow Antifa flags, “Queers for Palestine,” and one banner reading, “Send your pa ...

CALGARY — An Alberta judge has granted permission to Elections Alberta to count and verify the petition signatures for Alberta independence.

Announced Monday, Jeffrey Rath, a lawyer for Stay Free Alberta applied for a stay, the ability to temporarily suspend the effects of the previous judge's decision, by Justice Shaina Leonard, who found in May, by allowing the petition, the government ...

CALGARY — Heavy rainfall and localized flooding have prompted officials to declare a State of Local Emergency in the Kananaskis Improvement District, with some visitors being told to remain where they are as crews work to restore safe road access throughout Kananaskis Country.

Alberta Forestry and Parks Minister Todd Loewen announced Monday that ongoing flooding has affected roa ...

CALGARY — Alberta’s government is spending $100 million to hire more teachers, educational assistants and specialized support staff as schools face growing challenges related to classroom complexity and student behaviour.

Education and Childcare Minister Demetrios Nicolaides announced the funding Monday, saying the province is expanding supports across the K-12 system to help sc ...

CALGARY — A BC homeowner took matters into his own hands after catching a group of men dumping an old couch into the woods across from his property, forcing them to retrieve it and dispose of it properly.

The incident occurred in Mission, BC, where the homeowner, Taylor Mailer, noticed a pickup truck stop near a wooded embankment before seeing an old couch tossed into the bush.

Ins ...