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"I think for a lot of people, they might just look at their account every so often and not realize that they run into trouble until it's too late," says a financial advisor.

Keeping track of the growing number of ad-supported video streaming options isn't easy, but it can help trim your monthly bills.

A new study from the University of Calgary says getting the annual flu shot may have an added health bonus — it may also lower the risk of having a stroke.

Rachel Notley says Danielle Smith is trampling on Albertans’ democratic rights by promising to implement radical policy changes without first seeking a popular mandate.

"It’s a horrible thing to do to the mother of your children and a woman who you profess to love. The impact of it will be with her for the rest of her life," said Kamloops provincial court Judge Marianne Armstrong

Stores are making it harder and more costly to bring back items as consumers remain hooked on a big pandemic habit: online shopping.

Employers are concerned they will have a harder time than usual replacing employees who decide to leave.

"Our community is still in shock and very uneasy on who walks through that door," said James Smith Cree Nation Chief Wally Burns.

Town of Cochrane endures social media firestorm, but in the end top bureaucrat is in line for a raise of just 3.5 per cent.

About 500 people gathered outside a courthouse in southern Alberta Friday, but police said the protest caused little disturbance.