Canada's top court has cleared the way for a multibillion-dollar class action lawsuit by cattle ranchers who say negligent regulatory practices by the federal government made them lose huge sums of money during the 2003 mad cow disease scare.
Some resort hotels in the Rockies are selling rest and relaxation to BlackBerry addicts and cellphone fanatics by offering to lock up their electronic devices during their stays.
Métis people in Alberta can now apply for a $20,000 grant to help them with a down payment on a home, the Métis Urban Housing Corporation announced Friday in Edmonton.
An Edmonton driving instructor who faces charges of using his job to recruit students for two massage parlours has now been charged with fraud, police said Friday.
An Edmonton couple are seeking professional advice on how to tell their granddaughters about their mother, who was slain last weekend in North Carolina.
Crown lawyers gave serious thought to applying for dangerous-offender status in 2004 for a man now accused of a violent sexual assault near Banff, but they never pursued it, according to court documents.
A convicted internet predator who victimized two Alberta teens through luring and extortion has been given day parole after serving less than a year of his nine-year sentence.
