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- Increases proposed for downtown Lethbridge parking rates, ticket fines October 22, 2019The proposal would see two- and three-hour parking rates go from $1.00 per hour to $1.10 and 10-hour parking rates would go from $0.45 to $0.50 per hour.
- ‘It’s terrifying’: Regina woman crammed into hallway at Pasqua Hospital for nearly a week October 22, 2019A Regina woman is claiming she was forced to wait in a dark hallway at Pasqua Hospital with six other patients for a week while waiting for a room that never came.
- Impaired driving charges laid after crash knocks out power to parts of Saskatoon October 22, 2019Saskatoon police said a vehicle hit a meridian and a power pole at 8th Street and Boychuk Drive, bringing down power lines.
- Alberta government looking for witnesses, says arsonist started May Slave Lake wildfire October 22, 2019The Alberta government says an arsonist was behind a massive wildfire that burned over 273,000 hectares in the Slave Lake area in the summer of 2019.
- Montreal Mayor Valérie Plante will require households to replace lead water pipes October 22, 2019In a joint interview with Global News and Le Devoir, Plante said her administration plans to aggressively test the drinking water in more than 100,000 homes over the next three years for lead.
- Alberta Health Services holds public flu shot clinic in Lethbridge October 22, 2019Everyone six months and older is eligible to receive this year's flu immunization free of charge if you live, work or go to school in Alberta.
- Transgender woman denied waxing of male genitals wasn’t discriminated against: Tribunal October 22, 2019The B.C. human rights tribunal found Jessica Yaniv's complaint was motivated by personal financial gain and a racial animus against certain ethnic groups.
- Edmonton city manager Linda Cochrane announces retirement October 22, 2019After 38 "wonderful years," Edmonton's city manager Linda Cochrane is retiring.
- ‘Calgary may be better off under Liberal minority’: Mayor Naheed Nenshi October 22, 2019After most of Alberta turned Tory blue in the federal election, Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi said his city isn't necessarily worse off under a minority Liberal government.
- Humanizing homelessness with street hockey, video in Kelowna October 22, 2019The concept, say organizers, is using hockey sticks to help build a bridge between the homeless and the community.
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