‘Akin to torture’: Sentencing for Toronto man who beat girlfriend to death
On Oct. 23, a jury found Walker guilty of first-degree murder rejecting Walker's defence that he never meant to kill his ...
BC Hydro imported a quarter of the province’s power in the last 12 months
According to documents filed with the B.C. Utilities Commission, BC Hydro imported 13,600 gigawatt hours of electricity in ...
Snowplow debris causes thousands in vehicle damage
If a vehicle is damaged by a municipal snowplow there is a claim form that can be submitted on the City of Calgary website to ...
B.C. podcast credited with tipster coming forward in teen cold case
"We were initially floored that a tip came forward as a result of our episode alongside Jenni Baynham and Peter Cross, a ...
GST holiday will be a ‘nightmare’ say small business owners
Small business owners say the federal government's plan for a two-month GST holiday will not only be a huge headache but will ...
Kitchen Deals
Get ready to cook up some amazing savings this Black Friday with Amazon’s Kitchen Deals! From sleek stand mixers to handy ...
B.C. business confidence plummeting amid ‘perfect storm,’ industry group warns
The Canadian Federation of Independent Businesses is warning small businesses' long-term confidence in the economy is 12 per ...
Campaign aims to highlight B.C.’s ‘untapped workforce’: people with disabilities
Inclusion B.C. has launched a campaign focused on helping businesses understand the benefits of hiring people with ...
City of Lethbridge outlines changes to next year’s municipal election due to Bill 20
Following the passing of Bill 20, the City of Lethbridge says higher costs and longer ballot counting times will result in significant changes to the next election.
Lethbridge supportive housing project construction on schedule, on budget
By next year, a new facility on Lethbridge's northside will be completed, providing a safe space to those who need it most, offering a chance to heal and a place to call home.
Regina’s Globe Theatre returns with Peter Pan after nearly 5 years
After nearly five years of construction, one of Regina’s most historic theatres will once again open its doors to the public.
2nd large apartment fire in less than a month displaces Peace River residents
For the second time in under a month, a large fire has broken out at an apartment building the northwestern Alberta community ...