WINNIPEG - Jerilee Ryle has dedicated her career to advancing reconciliation in the justice system — starting as a Crown prosecutor and more recently as a Manitoba provincial court judge.Ìý
WINNIPEG - Manitoba's police watchdog is investigating after an officer fatally shot a man while responding to a domestic problem at a Winnipeg home.
EDMONTON - The Edmonton Elks moved back into the familiar confines of Commonwealth Stadium this week, but they still couldn’t escape the rain that has been their almost constant companion since early in training camp.
OTTAWA - The Supreme Court of Canada is allowing a lawsuit from a former politician against Alberta's former top elections official to continue.
EDMONTON - As the Edmonton Elks prepare for their home opener Saturday, team president Chris Morris says the fallout from the club's 2021 name change remains one of the biggest obstacles in rebuilding support among fans.
SASKATOON - Global mining giant BHP says the second phase of its Jansen potash mine is expected to cost 40 per cent more than previously expected.
WINNIPEG - The ºÃÉ«tv Museum for Human Rights says an exhibit about displaced Palestinians is to go ahead as planned, despite criticism that it's a potentially one-sided story.
EDMONTON - Alberta's government is now giving a 119-year-old historical society some transitional funding after the group was left out of the latest budget.
EDMONTON - Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's government will allow some physicians to offer privately paid surgical procedures while also working in the publicly funded system beginning in September.
CALGARY - A Calgary man who has been fighting for Ukraine and suffered burns to nearly 30 per cent of his body in a Russian drone strike on Canada Day last year is receiving a medal from the Ukrainian ºÃÉ«tv Congress.
EDMONTON - A judge has reserved her decision on whether to set aside a ruling that quashed an Alberta separatist group's referendum petition, but says she has some concerns with parts of last month's judgment.
EDMONTON - Albertans who apply for $100 payments from the province could see the money land in their bank accounts within two weeks of applying.
