A report from the Salvation Army shows that 3 out of 4 Albertans are struggling to budget their limited finances, causing some to rely on a food hamper for assistance. Our Leo Cruzat has the story.

Veterans raise concerns about Veterans Affairs Canada's funding changes for shockwave therapy. Hiba Kamal-Choufi reports.

A string of six fires within three weeks targeting newbuild infills in Central Edmonton are being investigated as arson, plus two more suspicious fires at under construction homes in September. Lauren ...

Another UCP cabinet member is facing a recall effort but writing it off as “left-wing activists” trying to force an early general election. As Sean Amato reports, the justice minister also shot down ...

A west Edmonton fitness community is rallying behind one of their own – after they say 23-year-old woman had both her legs amputated following a collision in St. Albert last week.

A community mourns the tragic loss of a five-year-old boy killed in a northeast Edmonton collision. CityNews hears from the boy’s father now calling on drivers to be more cautious.

Canadian veterans’ health coverage may soon look different following Veterans Affairs Canada funding changes for shockwave therapy.

Alberta’s Finance Minister says there’s some good, bad, and questions with the federal budget. James Dunn has more.

Pharmacists say a shortage of certain prescription painkillers is expected to last into 2026. Erica Natividad with what's behind it and how patients can manage in the meantime.

Wyatt Johnston had three assists before making the game-ending shot in a shootout as the Dallas Stars beat Edmonton 4-3 on ...

Philippe Champagne defended the $78.3 billion deficit reported in the federal budget as a way to manage headwinds in the global economy.

Philippe Champagne said the feds would consider a cap on oil and gas emissions if 'conditions are met' but would not delve into the exact conditions needed.