Several passengers who were injured when a bus rolled off a highway in rural Alberta have been released from hospital, the bus company says.

Edmonton police say a suspicious package found Saturday afternoon is now safe after two people walking in a park found a backpack with wires sticking out.

Taylor Hall scored 17 seconds into overtime Saturday as the Edmonton Oilers defeated the Ottawa Senators 4-3. After taking the initial shot, Hall circled the Senators net and put a backhand into the back of the goal behind Ottawa goalie netminder Craig Anderson.

Police say alcohol and excessive speed were factors in a crash early Saturday morning that claimed the life of a 17-year-old Stettler, Alta., girl.

People with milk allergies are being warned not to consume certain Sweets From The Earth products because they contain milk which isn't declared on the labels.

The man wanted by RCMP in the shooting of two officers earlier this week was about to turn himself in when police, eavesdropping on his phone call to his parents, arrested him first, his best friend told CBC News.

Agencies say the benefit increase for disabled people in Thursday's budget will mean a huge improvement in their lives.

Edmonton police laid charges Friday in the shooting death of Michael Wayne Tunnicliffe, who was gunned down in July 2011.

A decision on whether to admit a videotaped confession from the accused in a first-degree murder trial is now in the hands of an Edmonton Court of Queen's Bench judge.

The Greenfield Apartments fire was started by an improperly discarded cigarette, causing $5 million in damage, say fire investigators.

The Grierson Hill Bridge will close from Feb. 18 until the fall for major repairs.

Some observers of the recent RCMP shootings near Killam, Alta. have said that it was the kind of incident you would expect in a big city. But police and criminology experts suggest the countryside is no less dangerous.

Alberta's Progressive Conservative government is projecting a $886 million deficit in its 2012-13 budget, a move away from the multi-billion dollar levels of recent years.

Twenty-eight people were injured, three critically, when a Red Arrow passenger bus enroute from Fort McMurray rolled over Friday afternoon near Redwater, Alta.

Edmonton police are warning the public that the ecstasy linked to at least nine drug deaths in southern Alberta may have arrived in the provincial capital.