Idaho police revealed documents into the killing of four college students who were murdered at the hands of Bryan Kohberger, however the details are leaving more questions unanswered.

More companies are shifting away from the work-from-home model. As more Canadians make their return to the office, new data from Angus Reid Institute suggests the majority of workers don’t want to go ...

Women's rights advocate Julie Lalonde says she's disappointed with the verdict in the sexual assault trial against five ex-world junior hockey players, saying the judge failed to understand the impact ...

Voters in Alberta's Battle River-Crowfoot byelection will have to use write-in ballots after a slew of candidates registered to run, including Pierre Poilievre, mainly due to the 'longest ballot ...

Edmonton is in hot debate around how to build more housing to keep pace with the city’s growing population. One councillor wants to refocus infill by pushing for bigger buildings meant for families ...

A Montreal think tank calculates Canadians have already paid $1.5 billion in counter-tariffs so far this year - on track to be $9 billion if nothing changes. It's suggesting Canada simply drop all ...

Health Canada is monitoring a shortage of common pain medications as the country's largest supplier faces production issues.

Advocates of victims of sexual assault are concerned the decision in the Hockey Canada sex assault trial will be a step back when it comes to conversations around what consent is. Jillian Code reports ...

Police say a suspect is recovering in hospital after being shot by an officer in Strathcona County Monday. RCMP say it happened at the Strathcona County Detachment. There is no ongoing risk to the ...

Edmonton’s total crime rate dropped six per cent last year despite a sharp increase possession of certain drugs and shoplifting. The Edmonton Police Service says the overall number of police-reported ...

An Alberta man convicted last year of killing a man by shooting him in the back of the head has been sentenced to life in prison. In November, a judge found Brenon Gray guilty of second-degree murder ...

Premier Doug Ford says Ontario wants to help Ottawa clear a backlog of applicants for asylum after saying Ontario was going to start issuing work permits on. Ford made the initial comments at the ...