Politics
Vance Boelter avoids death penalty after guilty plea in Minnesota lawmaker killings
Vance Boelter, who posed as a police officer, pleaded guilty to killing a former Minnesota House Speaker and her husband, avoiding the death penalty under a plea deal.
Business
B.C. Home Sales Drop in May Amid Rising Mortgage Rates and Weak Labor Market
B.C. home sales fell 2% in May as mortgage rates rose and the labor market weakened, according to the B.C. Real Estate Association. Average unit prices also declined.
Sports
OG Anunoby Should Be NBA Finals MVP Over Brunson and Towns
OG Anunoby's stellar performance in the NBA Finals, including a game-winning tip and elite defense, makes him the clear MVP candidate over Jalen Brunson and Karl-Anthony Towns.
Lifestyle
Made in Canada: Five Father's Day Gifts for the Dad Who Wants Nothing
Discover five Canadian-made Father's Day gifts for the dad who says he wants nothing, from pajamas to hot sauce.
Entertainment
Health
Environment
Calgary Global Energy Show Boosts Foreign Investment
At Calgary's Global Energy Show, foreign companies and investors eye Canada amid global instability and disrupted energy supplies, fostering deals and connections.
Beyond the Hype: 400 Pack Room for Canada-China Energy
A packed room of 400+ at the Global Energy Show signals a pragmatic shift in Canada-China energy relations, focusing on business, investment, and technology.
Composite Sketch of Fish Creek Sex Assault Suspect Released
Calgary police released a composite sketch of a suspect linked to multiple sexual assaults in Fish Creek Park from April to May 2026. Tips are sought.
Oxbow Tornado Strongest in Saskatchewan Since 2010
The Oxbow tornado is the strongest twister in Saskatchewan since 2010, according to the Northern Tornadoes Project. Severe weather continues across the prairies.
HBC Royal Charter Honored at Winnipeg Ceremony
Hudson's Bay seeks court permission to auction its 1670 royal charter. A Winnipeg ceremony at the Manitoba Museum celebrated the historic document's legacy.
