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The Brewers' 'very proud' pitching coordinator travels a long road to reach the pinnacle of Major League Baseball.

The pipeline was the first project to receive the national interest designation under the Building Canada Act during an announcement last month.

Sexual assault allegations against Galloway in 2015 affected the performance of his next novel, industry veteran Kevin Hanson believes

Tyler King, 39, has been arrested and charged with sexually exploiting three players. The complainants, all under 18 at the time, were junior A players from Saskatchewan and Alberta.

Leaders argue Ottawa’s plan for the oil pipeline is unconstitutional after national-interest designation

In states like Arizona, some undecided voters have grown to dislike both major political parties. Rather than withdrawing altogether, these 'double haters' remain politically engaged and their votes could swing the U.S. midterms.

'It's really bad planning, because why clear a site before you have the final design?' said Karen McKendry, the Ecology Action Centre's senior wilderness outreach coordinator.

Tyler King was charged in relation to his time as an executive on junior hockey team. The Alberta RCMP believes additional victims may live in B.C., Ontario and Saskatchewan.

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Residents in Richmond live an average lifespan of 86.8 years, the highest in B.C., compared with 80.2 years for the Interior health region

An advisory panel issued a report on Alberta’s electoral boundaries Monday, restoring rural ridings removed from the map by a prior commission while extending the boundaries of several Calgary ridings into surrounding rural communities.

"We're about to hit the finish line, and for us to finish strong, we need Calgarians to come together," says mayor

The Calgary Real Estate Board said much of the pressure on pricing was concentrated in higher-density housing types due to oversupply.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved a generic version of the world's only twice-a-year shot to prevent HIV — a big step toward making the drug available inexpensively and more quickly in 120 low- and middle-income countries.

Saskatchewan's government is considering new, hospitality sector-specific legislation to combat human trafficking at hotels, motels and short-term rentals.

If Lukaszuk does form a party, it could harvest a shocking number of votes from both the UCP and NDP, denying a majority to both