a second ago Non criminellement responsable de meurtre : pas de regret après avoir poignardé à mort sa mère

Le tribunal tarde à déterminer si un homme déclaré non criminellement responsable du meurtre de sa mère constitue un «haut risque» pour le public.

Events

4 hours ago Al Ritchie Community Association calls for Regina volunteers to shovel snow

Regina's Al Ritchie Community Association says it's in need of neighbours, armed with shovels to help out those who can't shovel their own property

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5 hours ago Calgary city council approves 2025 budget with increased spending from reserves

In a 9-6 vote, Calgary city council approved a budget that puts next year's property tax increase at 3.6 per cent while dipping into reserves to fund new spending.

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7 hours ago UN climate talks agree on $300B global funding package for poor nations

The COP29 climate conference in Azerbaijan ran into overtime as negotiators from nearly 200 countries struggled to reach consensus on the climate funding plan for the next decade.

Society

7 hours ago GOLDSTEIN: Annual UN climate gabfest about getting our money, not saving the planet

For anyone mistakenly believing the latest United Nations global gabfest on climate change in Baku, Azerbaijan, was all about saving the planet, it was in fact, all about money. This annual 11-day meeting – although it always goes into overtime – formally known as COP 29 or the 29th Conference of the Parties to the […]

Society

8 hours ago United Airlines adds two direct flights from Edmonton to Houston, Chicago

"As a global gateway to Latin America and beyond, Houston is proud to serve as a vital link that connects these two corners of the world, fostering growth, innovation and shared experiences," said Szczesniak.

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8 hours ago Calls for Canada to investigate Ticketmaster for Taylor Swift price gouging intensify

The federal NDP has some 'Bad Blood' with Ticketmaster and is calling for an investigation into the company after bots and scalpers drove up the prices of Taylor Swift concert tickets.In a news release, the party said that its critic for Innovation, Science & Economic Development Brian Masse wrote to federal minister François-Philippe Champagne outlining the reasoning for the investigation, noting that scalpers and bots were quick to purchase the tickets, selling them for excessively high prices."Moms who have saved up for a gift for their kids and hard-working young people struggling to get ahead have been heartbroken to find out they cannot afford tickets," wrote Masse."Instead, scalpers and bots have been allowed to scoop up these highly sought after ti...

Economics

8 hours ago Activists applaud Calgary city council's decision to revive beleaguered Inglewood pool

Community advocates are celebrating Calgary city council’s vote to keep the Inglewood Aquatic Centre open for another two years, though the area councillor called it a fiscally irresponsible decision. After passing the city’s 2025 budget, council wrapped up a week-long meeting on Friday by voting 12-3 to keep the community pool open until the completion […]

Sport

8 hours ago Canada Post strike could halt Nova Scotia dog influencer’s Christmas cards

Percy, a nine-year-old golden doodle, has 33,000 Instagram followers. The Canada Post strike could stop him sending his Christmas cards.

Culture

8 hours ago Canada Post says no ‘major breakthrough’ in talks as strike enters 2nd week

Talks continued over the weekend between Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers, along with the support of a special mediator.

Politics