Beyond Local

A multimillion-dollar settlement proposed by Meta sends a message to other companies about the importance of paying attention to the country's privacy laws, says a lawyer representing Canadians in a class-action lawsuit.

Banff's fire department is delivering water bottles to residents in Alpine Apartments, which has no water service while crews excavate and repair the water mains that broke earlier Thursday morning in frigid temperatures.

Low risk pregnancy support continues, but lack of specialized staff affects surgeries and high-risk natal care

While she has no doubt she will get her license again, she questions why a stranger should decide on her ability to drive based on the limited medical exam.

A Cochrane Minor Hockey Association coach is facing suspension after cursing at a referee at a hockey match Jan. 7.

Utility personnel and Banff fire crews are on scene of a water main break on Banff Avenue

“Given the limited daylight hours this time of year, even a small delay could result in spending the night in the backcountry."

A former St. Albert resident who had previously worked as a corporate lawyer in Edmonton has been formally disbarred by the Law Society of Alberta, nearly six years after he killed a teenaged girl in Edmonton while driving drunk.

Parks Canada is supportive of the pedestrian-friendly zone, but sidewalk restaurant patios and outdoor merchandise displays are against national park laws said Banff's National Park superintendent.

Complainant alleges abuse took place in family home