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French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal will visit Ottawa, Quebec City and Montreal during a three-day trip to Canada that begins Wednesday.

Dust off your clubs because two of Calgary’s city-owned golf courses are opening to the public on Friday, as long as the weather cooperates.

A transit bus is now travelling its route around Chatham while providing a visual highlight of the community’s history.

Although the main Grand Tasting event is sold out, there are still several other opportunities to get in on the action. For your convenience, we’ve rounded up a list of the festival’s satellite and industry-centred events – don’t wait to grab your tickets!

Winnipeg police are investigating the shooting death of a 46-year-old man Tuesday morning.

The Alberta Court of Appeal has dismissed the main parts of an appeal from a Calgary man who killed his wife in 2020, but substituted his second-degree murder conviction for the lesser offence of manslaughter.

St Lawrence College’s Brockville campus again opened its doors to potential students Saturday morning. The college parking lot was a sea of vehicles attesting to the community response. “Our crowds are larger this year,” said Glenn Vollebregt, St. Lawrence College’s president and CEO. “I just came from our Cornwall Campus open house and attendance is […]

A petition has been presented in the BC Legislature urging the provincial government to do something to ensure the future of Kelowna’s Childhood Connections.Kelowna-Mission MLA presented the petition containing 2,510 signatures of community members.Childhood Connections may have to shut down…

Water usage restrictions will take effect across Metro Vancouver next month as the region’s snowpack remains near half the historical average for the season.

The Alberta government is investing millions of dollars in an effort to support high school students as they pursue their career goals,