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Hundreds of Edmonton students and supporters marched through downtown and rallied at the Alberta legislature Friday as part of Climate Justice Edmonton.

The Calgary-based company is now to be called TC Energy Corp., after shareholders approved the change at its annual meeting Friday.

A red dress installation has been displayed outside the Tay Township municipal office to honour the more than 1,000 missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls in Canada.

A former Quinte Health Care nurse has been charged with two counts of sexual assault. OPP say the assaults happened in the workplace.

Toronto gave Kawhi Leonard plenty of help in the regular season.

James Tupper, 41, from Hamilton was wanted in connection to an assault.

The "Future City Competition" is part of an effort to get more students interested in engineering.

Fisheries and Oceans Canada said it has approved permits for Marineland to move two belugas from the Niagara Falls, Ont., facility to Oceanografic in Valencia, Spain.

The government proposes to put menstrual products, such as tampons, in the same group of supplies employers must provide free, which includes toilet paper, soap, warm water, and a way to dry your hands.

HBO argues that The Jackson Estate have based their lawsuit on a "vague and overbroad interpretation” of a 27-year-old non-disparagement clause.

The meet-and-greet comes just a few hours before the students go to see Michelle Obama at a sold-out speaking engagement at the Scotiabank Arena in downtown Toronto on Saturday.

Chief Justice Robert Richards ruled that establishing minimum national standards for a price on greenhouse gas emissions falls under federal jurisdiction.

On Friday afternoon, students from schools across Edmonton swarmed downtown streets and marched for government action on climate change.

Steinhauer is one of three people accused of robbing and murdering two Mac's clerks on Dec. 18, 2015.

The rings include a 14-karat yellow gold band, a one-karat round diamond ring, a 14-karat white gold band and a 1.52-karat round diamond ring.

The charges were laid after OPP executed a search warrant at a house on Lescaut Road at about 3:32 p.m. on Wednesday, April 24.

Property was reported stolen from homes in Brighton and Alnwick/Haldimand township, according to police.

The annual craft beer bus tour on June 16 includes visits to Brothers Brewing, Royal City Brewing, Wellington Brewery and Fixed Gear Brewing.

Police say Jamal Morris is wanted on charges including assault, sexual assault, forcible confinement and uttering threats.

Come on out August 10th and support an important cause. After a personal experience, Spencer Sherwood pledged to raise funds in support of the hematology program at the University of Alberta Hospital. Participate, stop by or even donate! For more information on this incredible event, click here Ride Schedule 10:00am – Coffee & registration 10:45am – Safety...

Edmonton Police Service Chief Dale Mcfee apologized to the LGBTQ2 community on behalf of the service. Former police commissioner and LGBTQ2 advocate Murray Billet discusses the apology.

Saskatchewan’s Court of Appeal says Ottawa does have a constitutional right to impose a carbon tax on provinces.

Students around Alberta held a walkout on Friday morning in protest of the new provincial government’s rules on gay-straight alliances. Kent Morrison reports from Edmonton’s Victoria School.

New Glasgow Regional Police say they were called the McDonald’s parking lot on East River Road just before 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday.

Numbered company changes name to Starbuds International.