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Prices climb at the pumps as provincial fuel tax partially returns

Alberta’s fuel tax has been partially reinstated to gas stations across the province, as oil dipped below $90 a barrel for West Texas Intermediate.

Five years later: Waterton Lakes National Park plan considers fire recovery

Like the land itself, a new management plan for Waterton Lakes National Park is marked by a powerful wildfire that tore through the southern Alberta park five years ago.

Alberta unveils $187M plan to address addiction and homelessness

The Government of Alberta has announced a new plan to help communities across the province tackle addiction and homelessness.

Ukrainian Canadian Congress in Calgary calls for action from federal government

The Calgary branch of the Ukrainian Canadian Congress is calling on the federal government to take a harsher stance against Russia as the situation abroad continues to worsen.

Winter road rules kick in across B.C.; upgraded tires required on many highways commonly travelled by Albertans

If you're B.C.-bound, bear in mind Saturday was the day winter road rules kicked in across the province to the left of us.

How Spam became cool again: Foodies, fine-dining chefs embrace once-maligned canned meat

Hormel, the conglomerate behind Skippy and Jennie-O turkey, says it can't make Spam fast enough and is increasing production capacity to meet a record amount of demand for the 85-year-old canned block of meat.

Kulak's winner leads Oilers past Flames in 2-1 victory

Fans in Edmonton were celebrating seeing Connor McDavid make it to the final whistle as much as getting a victory on Friday.

Long COVID: What science has learned about the loss of smell and taste

Some five per cent of global COVID-19 survivors have now developed long-lasting taste and smell problems, according to a 2022 study. More than two years into the pandemic, researchers found an estimated 15 million people may still have problems perceiving odours, while 12 million may struggle with taste.

Blood Tribe singer performs national anthem at Toronto Blue Jays game

The nerves were high for Tsuaki Marule as she sang O Canada in front of thousands of fans at the Toronto Blue Jays game on Friday.