Beyond Local

Employees in federally regulated private-sector workplaces are now eligible for 10 days of paid sick leave.

RCMP have laid a second degree murder charge after responding to a call of a serious assault in Saddle Lake in the early morning hours of Nov. 30.

Administration in Banff has asked for an additional $220,000 for cybersecurity measures following computer hacking attack back in March.

Following a November hearing, the Parole Board of Canada ruled 51-year-old Ryan Jason Love, who had been granted full parole in 2012, posed a risk to the community.

Const. Jessica Brown and Cpl. Randy Stenger are on trial for the fatal shooting of a man at a rest stop near Whitecourt in 2018.

The first bill introduced by the United Conservative Party government Tuesday was one aimed at shielding the province from federal laws it deems harmful to its interests.

St. Albert is considering a modular design for new fire station as it would lower project cost and provide greater flexibility.

Man was found not guilty last year of aggravated assault on his four-year-old stepdaughter, who suffered a life-altering head injury.

Banff officials have grave concerns about the safety of travellers as a result of Parks Canada’s decision to end its contract for road rescue and other emergency responses in Kootenay National Park.

Prime minister said Wednesday his government will be watching closely what happens next, but added he is not looking for a fight.