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A strong and fast-moving storm system is set to sweep across Alberta, bringing a volatile mix of heavy snow, powerful wind gusts, and widespread rain just as the May long weekend approaches. The system is expected to affect large portions of the province, including major centres such as Edmonton, Calgary, Red Deer, Lloydminster, and Medicine Continue reading

The new series Off Campus arrives with very little interest in subtlety and even less in restraint. It is glossy, emotionally heightened, and deliberately indulgent, offering viewers a familiar but highly polished formula: attractive young adults, chaotic romantic entanglements, and the ever-reliable backdrop of competitive hockey culture at a fictional American university. At its core, Continue reading

Alberta’s long-running debate over separatism escalated sharply after a provincial court struck down a citizen-led petition seeking to trigger a potential independence referendum. The ruling has intensified tensions between the provincial government, Indigenous leaders, and pro-independence advocates, while also raising broader constitutional questions about treaty rights, democratic processes, and the limits of referendum-based politics in Continue reading

A dramatic political and legal battle in Canada has intensified after an Alberta judge struck down a petition aimed at launching a referendum on the province’s separation from Canada. The ruling has placed Indigenous treaty rights at the center of one of the country’s most divisive constitutional debates and raised serious questions about Alberta’s growing Continue reading

A new romantic drama series making waves on Prime Video has a strong Canadian connection behind the scenes. Off Campus, the highly anticipated adaptation of Elle Kennedy’s bestselling book series, officially premiered on Amazon Prime Video on Wednesday, and one of the creative forces driving the project is Fredericton native Leanna Billings. For Billings, the Continue reading

Consumers across Canada are being urged to check their kitchen shelves after a popular herbal tea product sold by DAVIDsTEA Inc. was recalled due to a potentially dangerous allergy risk. The recall involves the company’s 50-gram Organic Sneeze Ease Herbal Infusion tea, which may contain undeclared almonds, according to a warning issued by the Canadian Continue reading

The debate sparked by political commentator Tasha Kheiriddin over whether Mark Carney would risk a parliamentary majority over Alberta is not just about one leader’s strategy. It reflects a deeper tension in Canadian politics: how far a federal government can go in pursuing national climate and economic goals without triggering backlash in resource-rich provinces like Continue reading

Dunkin’ Donuts is preparing for a major return to Canada, marking one of the most closely watched fast-food expansion stories in North America. After exiting the market in 2018, the U.S.-based coffee and donut giant is now planning a large-scale comeback with hundreds of new locations across the country. This renewed push is not happening Continue reading

A major political controversy is unfolding in Alberta after Elections Alberta confirmed that David Parker, a prominent conservative political organizer linked to the pro-separatist Centurion Project, is refusing to co-operate with an ongoing investigation into the alleged misuse of the province’s confidential list of electors. The investigation has triggered widespread concerns about voter privacy, political Continue reading

A growing political controversy in Alberta has intensified after Elections Alberta confirmed that conservative political organizer David Parker is refusing to co-operate with an ongoing investigation into a major public voter data leak. The case has raised serious concerns about privacy protection, election integrity, and the handling of sensitive personal information belonging to millions of Continue reading