A new lawsuit against convicted sex offender Graham James and the St. James-Assiniboia School Division was filed on Nov. 7, shedding light on new allegations.

Police allege the man was attempting to get into vehicles before trying to take an officer's gun and initiating a physical fight.

Critics of the Islamic Republic of Iran are calling on the Canadian government to list Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard (IRGC) as a terrorist organization.

Community safety is the focus of a new branch of Lethbridge crime fighters: a six-member Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods or SCAN unit.

Geotechnical drilling got underway Wednesday and will continue through Thursday.

The grassroots group of NDP members feel the party should rebrand and distance itself from its federal counterpart, after door-knocking feedback during the provincial election.

In 2023, the City of Edmonton worked on more than 200 projects worth around $1 billion.

The hospital’s emergency department has undergone multiple closures this year, including 26-hour closure on Oct. 20-21.

For the past eight years, Darren Longstaff has created a Remembrance Day memorial at his home in Gibbons, Alta. "It just shows that I don't forget and I'm there for veterans."

Fifty-eight-year-old Eugene Beaudin and his 33-year-old great-nephew, Normand Beaudin, fell off their fishing boat and died in the water off Miscou Island, N.B., on May 6.

To honour those who have served our county, communities across Southern Ontario will hold ceremonies to commemorate Remembrance Day.

Alberta is proposing legislation to make it easier to change dollar limits and rules surrounding gifts for elected officials. It's a move the NDP calls a self-serving ploy.

The legislature is set to wrap up a fall sitting marked by rancorous debate and opposition delay tactics after the government extended work hours to push through its agenda.

Police said they arrested a man at around 7:30 p.m. after a call about an altercation with a weapon on Bernard Avenue and Ethel Street.

The Remembrance Day ceremony typically held in Halifax's Grand Parade area is being relocated this year to Sullivan's Pond in Dartmouth.

Police say since the Oct. 5 launch, there have been 57 calls for service in which officers were able to discuss the new approach and provide a pamphlet about available services.

A Nova Scotia truck driver is struggling to regain his livelihood after losing a foot to flesh eating disease last year. 'It's what I do. It's all I know.'

The 11 men face rioting, assault, mischief and weapons-related charges.

Flair Airlines says it will begin offering flights from two southern Ontario cities to Newfoundland next summer.

The issue was a prominent part of the communiqué released Monday following a meeting of provincial premiers and territorial leaders in Halifax.

A paper in a prominent medical journal says the United Conservative-commissioned report is biased in three major ways, all of which distort its findings against such sites.

Running from Nov. 16 to Jan. 1, officials say the campaign will wrap up yearly West Region OPP efforts to combat impaired driving in 2023.

GSCS is calling on the provincial government to supply the school division with 36 relocatable classrooms.