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Summer lake guide: 5 Alberta lakes worth the drive
From Banff's turquoise waters to Jasper's backcountry gems, these are the spots worth booking time off for this summer.
9 Alberta restaurants worth the road trip this summer
From Banff's Alpine Italian to Drumheller's smokehouse, these spots make the drive worth it.
RCMP testing AI software to write police reports
Officers in Alberta and B.C. are piloting a program that converts body-camera audio into written reports, with mandatory human review...
RCMP testing AI software to write police reports across Alberta, B.C.
Mounties piloting Draft One program that converts body-camera audio into written reports; legal experts raise accuracy concerns.
Alberta separatism question heads to October ballot
Premier Smith's muddy referendum asks voters whether to pursue independence, sparking battle between federalist and separatist campaigns.
Newfoundland faces major power outages
Tens of thousands without electricity as multiple unplanned outages sweep across the province. Cause under investigation.
Stéphane Dion says Canada needs more diplomats in Europe
Former foreign affairs minister argues Ottawa must staff up embassies and set deadlines for implementing trade and defence agreements...
Parks Canada expanding grizzly bear tracking in Banff
Three adult males were collared this spring as part of a habitat security program. One famous bear, known as The Boss, removed his...
Japan tripling tourist tax starting July 1
Canadians heading to Japan will pay C$26.11 instead of C$8.70 when they leave—part of a broader push to fund tourism infrastructure.
Cuba opens hotel sector to Cuban investors as foreign chains pull out
Meliá, Royalton, Iberostar pulling operations after U.S. sanctions. Gov't now recruiting Cuban managers—diaspora and residents.
Canadian cities team up on military infrastructure planning
Federation of Canadian Municipalities launches Defence Task Force. Edmonton positions itself as a strategic hub for dual-use infrastructure.
Saskatchewan housing prices hit record high; Saskatoon now pricier than Edmonton
Strong demand and low inventory push benchmark price to $381,100 in May. Saskatoon's surge outpaces most Alberta cities.
