Category: News

New data is revealing the good, the bad and the ugly of artificial intelligence in schools.

Police now say a deadly shooting Friday evening in northeast Calgary is linked to organized crime. According to police, about a quarter of the year’s total shootings are.

Almost half of the Winnipeg’s construction projects are either done or substantially done, according to the city.

Yohan Eskrick-Parkinson’s dream was to compete in the Olympics and for many years, he thought that would be in diving.

A Canadian consumer advocacy group is sounding the alarm over a proposed Autopac rate increase by Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI).

Police are seeking dash cam footage to piece together the final moments of a woman who drowned in the Fraser River more than two weeks ago.

Calgary Parking says there is “no need to worry” about stickers covering the contactless payment sensors on payment machines in the city.

It’s been a season to remember and forget for Bo Levi Mitchell and the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.

Organizers of the Edmonton Blues Festival say it won’t return next year due to increased production costs.

From 3D-printed concrete park benches to using artificial intelligence to detect pavement problems before a pothole, the city has launched its Wave Tech Centre to explore how innovation could help find solutions across its departments.