Highlights

From transportation to clothes to entertainment, Canadian households spent almost 3 per cent less on goods and services in 2021, according to Statistics Canada.

Amplify Youth Advisory Committee hosts show Tuesday, Nov. 28 at St. Albert Place Lobby

Costs, training and infrastructure challenges widen province's digital divide

The founder and CEO of Peace by Chocolate is one of Canada's stellar examples of resilience through adversity

The Imperial Court of the Sovereign Rose and Party Queens strut their stuff with 13 artists

Please include a photo, name, years of service and rank in the email by Friday, Oct. 27

Federal government has committed $7.6B since 2015 to national connectivity strategy

"Essentially, we have no backup,” said Keith Gregory, vice chair of the Alberta Cattle Feeders Association (ACFA) and operation manager at Cattleland Feedyards.

Paintings and sculptures won’t stop missiles. But art is still a powerful tool that members of the military use to express moods, emotions, and a variety of other psychological states.

Art imitates nature in Heather Shillinglaw's exhibition title 'my mind digs in the soil like a turtle'