Ashley Wiebe

At the end of the Second World War, more than 45,000 young women left their homes and made the journey across the Atlantic. They were war brides. Many of them knew very little of their new homes and what awaited them.

“I’m not fine, I know something is wrong.”

Police are investigating the cause of a fatal collision on Whitemud Drive early Monday morning.

Many Canadians proudly wear a poppy as a sign of gratitude for soldiers who’ve put their lives on the line, but what some people might not know is there are actually quite a few guidelines to wearing one.

After some restoration, Alberta’s oldest cenotaph will be ship-shape for one of Edmonton’s largest outdoor Remembrance Day ceremonies, drawing 4,500 to 5,000 people a year.

Edmonton’s Stollery Children’s Hospital is one of those places many people don’t give a second thought about — until you need it. That was the case with my brother Zach, who spent many of his childhood years at the Stollery being treated for ulcerative colitis.

<span style="font-size: 10pt;">Police are looking for a suspect after a Pembina Highway fast food restaurant was robbed.</span>

Two people are in hospital with smoke inhalation after a fire started in their bedroom, early Sunday morning.

Officers were called to a home on St. Catherine Street just off Archibald Street just before 10 p.m. Friday, after hearing a man had been assaulted.

One man is in hospital suffering from smoke inhalation after a fire broke out in an apartment block early Sunday morning, according to Winnipeg fire officials.

10 fire crews were called out to the Applebee’s location on Pembina Highway Sunday night.

A 59-year-old Winnipeg man has died after his truck left the road and rolled just south of St. Malo, Saturday.

Police are still investigating how a car ended up in the middle of a retention pond.

Done wrong, graffiti is a crime. But done right, and in a designated area, graffiti is an art.