58 min ago | Edmonton Journal
Wood Buffalo officials on the hunt for employees in Toronto and Halifax
The short-staffed Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo is wooing job-seekers in Toronto and Halifax with the promise of making a difference in a young, fast-growing frontier community.
4 hrs ago | Edmonton Journal
My House Beautiful: Hammers meet high heels in this home
With nary a 90-degree angle anywhere, a stone feature wall and other accessories she built herself, plus ceiling to floor windows overlooking Edmonton's river valley, Maegan Lukian's Edmonton condo is one of a kind.
6 hrs ago | Canada.com
Patrick Brazeau says Senate email is evidence his housing claims were fine
This twist comes courtesy of Sen. Patrick Brazeau , who has produced what he says is evidence that the Senate administration approved his living expenses - the same expenses a Senate committee said were improper and needed to be paid back.
Analysis: Taxes will make obesity even costlier
A passenger is seen waiting at Heathrow airport, near London, southern England in this file photograph dated August 10, 2006.
Senator Pamela Wallin resigns from Conservative caucus over travel expenses
Senator Pamela Wallin is pictured at a meeting on Feb. 11, 2013, in Ottawa. Ms. Wallin is one of four senators who are subject to an external audit of their expenses.
Public raising funds to buy alleged Rob Ford crack video
Two Toronto Star reporters and the editor of the U.S. website Gawker claim to have viewed a video that allegedly shows Mayor Rob Ford smoking what appears to be crack cocaine.
Artist finds inspiration in censorship
Visual essays by Franke James reveal how the 'troublesome artist' was targeted because her views on climate change clashed with the push to develop Alberta's tar sands a Franke James' art - in pictures What is Harper afraid of? is one of the works of Canadian artist Franke James, who creates visual essays about social and environmental issues.
Canada's library head Daniel Caron resigns as $170,000 in expenses found
Daniel Caron has resigned from his post as the head of Canada's National Library and Archives.
Video: It's an invasion! Stinging, stunning jellyfish exhibit opens at Vancouver Aquarium
A U.S. media blog caused a frenzy Thursday after alleging Toronto mayor Rob Ford was caught on video smoking crack cocaine.
Lights flash and bounce around the crowded room; bodies move and sway with the pumping bass, synth lines and melodies.
Back from space, Hadfield is feeling the weight of the world
In space, Chris Hadfield had the superpower of weightlessness. Back on Earth, he's like an old man-shuffling his feet, feeling dizzy, and suffering aches and pains, he told reporters gathered at the Canadian Space Agency 's headquarters in Montreal today, his first press conference since landing in Kazakhstan after a five-month mission to the ... (more)
Duffy claimed Senate expenses while campaigning in 2011 election
Senator Mike Duffy arrives on Parliament Hill in Ottawa for a meeting of the Senate Internal Economy, Budgets and Administration committee, May 9, 2013.
With no middle managers, travel agency loses its way
Alexandre Handa is managing partner of Handa Travel Student Trip Ltd. , which sells spring break, adventure and other trips to young people.
Nova Scotia comes to T.O., Snowbird warning, Get social at Sheraton, Deal of day
From now until June 9, a 28-foot replica of the world-famous Peggy's Cove lighthouse is on display at Bay and Wellington in the heart of downtown Toronto; part of a big push by Nova Scotia tourism that also included a series of stories in Star Travel a few weeks ago.
Lives Lived: William Gillis Sampson, 71
Health inspector, community volunteer, father, true Cape Bretoner. Born Sept. 27, 1941, in Sydney, N.S., died Oct.
Long weekend the kick-off to summer? Not so fast, says Environment Canada
Race fans endure the rain during an Edmonton Motorcycle Roadracing event in summer 2012.
Industry hopes for pipelines rekindled after B.C. election
B.C. Liberal Leader Christy Clark waves to the crowd as she arrives on stage after winning the British Columbia provincial election, in Vancouver, May 14, 2013.
Senate appointment set Duffy loose as high-profile Conservative fundraiser
Within days of being sworn into office as a Conservative senator on Jan. 26, 2009, former broadcaster Mike Duffy began making waves with a series of ribald partisan barbs aimed at various detractors of his patron, Prime Minister Stephen Harper.
Global economy has a 'long and fairly bumpy' recovery ahead
Greece's Finance Minister Yannis Stournaras touches his head before a news conference on the liberalization of closed professions and markets at the Finance Ministry in Athens on May 9, 2013.