Politics
Alberta's separation referendum cost $84 million, double the last election
Officials told a committee the cost was driven by hand-counting more than 22 million votes and extreme staff fatigue.
Politics
iGaming
Penn Entertainment reports record retail revenue, narrows interactive loss
The company's retail segment revenue hit $1.5 billion, while its interactive division generated $348.4 million.
Crime & Justice
Mexican judge arrested for alleged bribe to free Ryan Wedding associate
The judge is accused of accepting $2 million to grant bail to Andrew Clark, a Canadian man linked to the alleged drug kingpin.
Crime & Justice
Remains of soldier killed in CFB Wainwright fire returned to B.C
The 23-year-old from North Vancouver was one of four soldiers killed in a training exercise fire last month.
Canada
Explosion and fire destroy home near Okotoks, elderly couple escapes
The blast scattered debris across the neighbourhood and forced a nearby school to close.
Politics
Communications problems hampered response to northern B.C. bus crash
A legislator says poor cell and radio coverage that slowed emergency crews is a common issue on remote highways.
iGaming
Play’n GO launches volcanic-themed slot Triple Tumblin’ Totems
The new game features cascading reels and three elemental guardians that activate different blessings.
Communities
Bella Coola grieves second fatal bear attack as officials seek link to 2025 mauling
The community is reeling from the deaths of a mother and daughter just days before the anniversary of a grizzly attack that injured 11.
Alberta moves to stop public funding for lab tests linked to private health services
The province says the change will save $12 million annually, but critics fear it could expand the definition of 'medically unnecessary' tests.
Canada & the World
Quebec premier plans diplomatic push with U.S. after Democratic midterm wins
Paul St-Pierre Plamondon says the election results create a better position to find solutions to trade tensions.
Canada & the World
Hoax bomb threats disrupt dozens of European flights over two days
Airlines including Ryanair, Finnair and Aer Lingus were targeted, forcing diversions and military escorts.
Canada & the World
Ford says he is 'all in' on ending time changes if Quebec, New York agree
The Ontario premier says he is ready to discuss scrapping the twice-annual clock switch, but only if neighbouring jurisdictions are on board.
Canada & the World
Ford celebrates Democratic U.S. midterm wins, hopes for trade relief
Ontario Premier Doug Ford said he was 'happy as punch' after Democrats took control of both chambers of Congress.
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