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Longtime member of Quebec Hells Angels arrested in New Brunswick
The RCMP say he is the first full-patch member of the gang to be arrested as part of an investigation into drugs entering New Brunswick from Quebec.
Quebec mosque shooting: Bissonnette fights 150-year 'death sentence'
His lawyers will argue that a sentence exceeding a criminal's lifespan contravenes Charter protections against "cruel and unusual punishment."
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Business 'I just want to scream': Trump's tariffs send corporate Canada reeling
'Business is never easy at the best of times, but we certainly didn’t need this' -
Energy 'Not even on the radar screen': Why Big Oil has abandoned Canada's once-promising energy industry
Last year, acquisitions of Canada's oil and gas assets by foreigners hit a decade-low
Trump headed for showdown with allies in Quebec this week as trade war looms
Meanwhile, Trump's top economic adviser Larry Kudlow said Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was 'overreacting' to the tariffs
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World North Korea demolishes nuclear test site with series of explosions — but it's not irreversible
The demolition came as the North lobbed another verbal salvo at Washington, calling Vice-President Mike Pence a 'political dummy' -
Business In ranking of Canada’s most valuable brands, this widely criticized company is still growing
In Brand Finance's survey, it's no surprise that six of the top performers in 2018 are in the financial services sector, but also Tim Hortons' value rose
Tim Hortons' reputation drops 54 places in ranking of well-regarded companies
Research firm Reputation Institute says Tim Hortons has fallen to 67th from 13th place in one of the largest moves down of all 250 companies it analyzed this year
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Local News Watch: Heritage Park's Big Expansion
Heritage Park has launched a $10 million capital campaign for a new project with a mission to educate visitors about the past, present and future of Alberta’s energy sector. -
Music Video: Barenaked Ladies take trip down memory lane at Canadian Music Hall of Fame induction
In a letter dated July 19, 1990 currently on display at the National Music Centre in Calgary, Steven Page wrote to a music festival making his case for why the then-nascent Barenaked Ladies should be made part of the lineup.
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Local News Bulk of Fort McMurray fire claims settled, but not everyone is happy
Around 97 per cent of insurance claims resulting from the Fort McMurray wildfire have been settled, with 900 yet to be resolved. -
Local News Trans Mountain pipeline supporters rally around Kinder Morgan
Nearly 100 supporters gathered outside the conference centre hosting the Kinder Morgan annual general meeting in downtown Calgary on Wednesday to show their unwavering support for the Trans Mountain pipeline amid uncertainty about whether the project will go forward. -
Energy Supporters rally for Trans Mountain pipeline
Nearly 100 supporters gathered outside the conference centre hosting the Kinder Morgan annual general meeting in downtown Calgary on Wednesday to show their unwavering support for the Trans Mountain pipeline. -
Local News Spike and 'Rani reunited: Former Calgary Zoo elephant flames together again
Five years and 1,500 kilometres of separation couldn’t stop a love connection born at the Calgary Zoo from being rekindled. -
Crime Losing Joshua: Alberta grad who grappled with schizophrenia remembered after slaying in U.S.
The family is asking for donations to the Schizophrenia Society or an agency that supports the homeless. -
Local News Thinking of a career in cannabis? MRU has a course for you
Cannabis courses are coming to a Calgary campus. Mount Royal University announced Thursday that beginning in September it will offer aimed at helping students break into the recreational and medical cannabis industries. -
Business After months of unrest, Tim Hortons president vows to smooth things over with franchisees
President Alex Macedo has been crisscrossing the country over the last few days, meeting with thousands of franchisees in a bid to regain their trust -
Local News 'This is our religion, this is our pride': Sikh motorcyclists now exempt from helmets in ...
When Bhupinder Singh passed the test to get his Class 6 motorcycle licence at the start of the month, he was one of the first Sikhs in Alberta to qualify under a newly created helmet exemption. -
Real Estate Party's over for Vancouver's luxury property market — it's now the worst performer on the ...
Prices at the top end of the market plunged 7.6 per cent in the six months to March, making it the world's second-worst performer during that period -
Oil prices are on a tear right now, but there are speed bumps ahead
Martin Pelletier: What happens when the euphoria ends and consumers with SUVs wake up to higher oil prices at the same time banks hike mortgage rates
