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Jade across the Rockies: New research on stone celt artifacts helps map Indigenous trade routes

New research analyzing jade artifacts, unearthed east of the Rocky Mountains, sheds light on vast Indigenous trade networks that once cut across pre-colonial Western Canada.

From broken bones to skull fractures, Alberta ERs see the downside of trampoline fun

Trampoline injuries have resulted in more than 12,000 emergency room and urgent care centre visits in Alberta since 2021.

1 in 10 emergency physicians leaving Canadian ERs, national survey suggests

One out of every 10 emergency physicians in Canada have left their specialty, while the vast majority of others are reducing their hours or taking time off to manage burnout. The findings, part of a study out Monday in the Canadian Medical Association Journal, are based on a 2025 cross-country survey of hundreds of emergency medicine doctors.

That condo storage locker you were sold? It might be illegal

Do storage lockers built directly into condo parking garages violate Ontario's fire code? Toronto Fire says yes. But a fire consultant describe a standards 'grey area' that's been going on for decades.

Canadians Ellie Black, Josh Liendo capture gold medals at Commonwealth Games

Some Edmontonians raise concerns as city looks to naturalize greenspaces

Members of a southside Edmonton coalition worry safety and property values will decrease with greenspace naturalization, but the municipal government says this may not be the case.

Too small for its own police, an Alberta town eyes new provincial force

Rocky Mountain House is among small towns across the province considering making the switch from RCMP policing to the new Alberta Sheriffs Police Service. The new force offers a potential solution to lower costs and a desire to have town-focused policing.

TD report predicts 'meaningful' GDP boost from West Coast pipeline

A new oil pipeline to the West Coast would lift Canada and Alberta's gross domestic product, but perhaps not to the degree the provincial and federal governments are forecasting, says a new report from TD Economics.

Alberta out-of-pocket payments for private medical testing beginning this week

Patients will pay for the tests when they receive them and potentially be reimbursed if the results lead to a cancer diagnosis, the Alberta government said.

Cold Lake café closes after losing customers over separatist event: ‘Nail in the coffin’

An Alberta café, whose owner said the business was already struggling due to inflation, has shuttered after hosting separatists and then losing customers.

Federal, Alberta governments invest $52 million in Calgary Olympic Oval upgrade

It is known as "the fastest ice in the world" for speedskating. Now Calgary's aging Olympic Speedskating Oval is getting $52 million worth of upgrades.

Waterflow to Chestermere Lake temporarily shut off following upstream oil spill

Water levels in Chestermere Lake, just east of Calgary, were expected to return to normal on Monday after the flow into the lake was paused on Friday due to an oil spill.

Monday thunderstorm floods roads, halts traffic and transit across Edmonton

Three waves of heavy rainfall doused the Edmonton region in quick succession Monday afternoon, flooding roads, downing trees and halting traffic.

Calgary police scaling back physical search for missing 11-year-old boy

Calgary police have announced they are 'refocusing' its efforts to find a missing 11-year-old Calgary boy by scaling back 'physical search' efforts.

Veteran CFL receiver Mack has Randy Moss moment

Austin Mack had a Randy Moss moment Thursday night.