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The Christmas Bureau of Edmonton provides gift cards so families in need can buy food for a holiday dinner, but now thousands of them might not arrive before Dec. 25.

The tribunal ruled that "WestJet does not point to any matters in this dispute that would require any technical or specialized expertise about the aviation industry to resolve."

A sacred fire near the Brady Road Landfill in honor of slain Indigenous woman Morgan Harris, is being put out two years after it was lit.

The government's border plan appears to fulfill a U.S. ask for greater police collaboration to combat cross-border sex trafficking, but advocates say more needs to be done at home.

Doug Ford told CNN that cutting off energy exports to the U.S. remained 'a tool that we have in our toolbox' to retaliate against Donald Trump's threat of tariffs.

A Halifax man says he's without a place to live after he returned from work to find his belongings thrown out of his apartment. 

The cookbook features dozens of recipes for all types of meals. Each family that leaves the shelter gets their own copy, but they're also for sale to the public online.

New staff designated housing has opened up at Big White which will help employees secure accommodation at the ski resort.

As Winnipeg gears up for its residential snow plow this week, some are concerned about the time between a snowfall and snow removal.

SaskPower's newest power plant is ready for generation. The Great Plains Power Station opened its doors Tuesday, after almost four years of construction.

The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations (FSIN) is calling for change on how courts deal with cases where the victim is a child.

Saskatchewan's conflict of interest commissioner has found Health Minister Jeremy Cockrill breached rules when a window company with family ties did business with the government.

Residents on Candy Cane Lane were surprised to find notices enforcing snow clearing, since they have an agreement stating City of Edmonton crews handle clearing during the event.

In a rare tribute for a civilian, first responders created an honour guard for Harshandeep Singh's family to pass through at the young man's memorial service in Edmonton on Sunday.

COVID-19 positivity rates are down since November, says the Saskatchewan Health Authority's Community Respiratory Illness Surveillance Program report, but so are immunizations.

'Beekeepers are struggling,' says Manitoba Agriculture's provincial apiarist Derek Micholson. 'Some have actually left the industry, others are kind of hanging on by a thread.'

As the federal government looks to drastically reduce its immigration targets, the mayors of northern Ontario's cities say they need more immigrants to sustain local economies.

British Columbia business owner Joe Chaput will spend $5,500 a month on security guards during the holiday season and plans on upgrading his store's video camera system for around $5,000 more.

New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt said she doesn't want to 'cut off our nose to spite our face' by taking actions that would hurt the province.

New rules coming into effect on Sunday could see Canadians take out insured mortgages on properties worth up to $1.5 million and expand the availability of 30-year amortizations.

As of Saturday, the Salvation Army says it has raised about $250,000 of its $850,000 goal through its annual Christmas Kettle Campaign.

Many Albertans didn’t really notice the extra savings passed on by the federal government on day one of the GST holiday. And confusion still lingers on what items are now exempt.

Hundreds of volunteers came together Saturday to make sure that roughly 20,000 kids in Edmonton wake up with a gift on Christmas morning.