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A 70-year-old man standing beside his parked pickup on Deerfoot Trail’s shoulder was struck and killed Tuesday, Calgary police said.
Walker Kessler scored 26 on perfect shooting in his Lakers debut and Luka Doncic added 28 as Los Angeles beat Golden State 127-105.
John Anderson, the Country Music Hall of Famer known for Swingin’, Seminole Wind and Straight Tequila Night, has died at 71, his family said.
Meta’s third-quarter profit rose to US$9.86 billion on 26 per cent revenue growth, and its board approved non-voting Class C shares to fund AI.
PSAC will hold strike votes from Nov. 16 to Jan. 22 for 120,000 federal public servants after talks with Treasury Board stalled over wages and job security.
Air Canada now charges $30 per passenger to book by phone and has cut five U.S. routes, including Toronto-Charleston and Montreal-Seattle, from 2027.
Kawhi Leonard scored 23 in his return as Toronto led by as many as 48 points and beat Chicago 135-92 in the Raptors’ home opener.
Electronic Arts is closing Edmonton’s BioWare after 31 years and cancelling the next Mass Effect game, a blow Alberta’s game industry called a gut punch.
How the FHSA, the $60,000 Home Buyers’ Plan, the new GST rebate of up to $50,000, the home buyers’ amount and Ontario, Toronto and B.C. land transfer tax rebates stack for first-time buyers in 2026.
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PSAC will hold strike votes from Nov. 16 to Jan. 22 for 120,000 federal public servants after talks with Treasury Board stalled over wages and job security.
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President Donald Trump has chosen conservative commentator Katie Zacharia to replace Karoline Leavitt as White House press secretary, weeks before the U.S. midterm elections.
Alberta will let landowners drain temporary and seasonal wetlands on private cropland without Water Act approval, a change conservationists say puts habitat at risk.
Prime Minister Mark Carney has named 13 people to a new National Council on Artificial Intelligence, the latest of several AI advisory bodies Ottawa has created.
Raphaël Glucksmann won the French centre-left presidential primary outright in the first round with about 66 per cent, Euronews reported, despite a cyberattack on voting.
Kyiv said it had no information on the energy ceasefire U.S. President Donald Trump announced Oct. 11, and Russia struck Kharkiv’s CHP-5 power plant soon after.
















































