MSN Canada has breaking news from Edmonton, Alberta.

An Edmonton man is one of 35 accused following last week's raids in Toronto that targeted a gang allegedly involved in drug and gun trafficking.

The average price of a Canadian home sold last month was $388,910, an increase of 3.7 per cent compared to a year ago, according to new figures released today.

The Conference Board of Canada says uncertainty over new pipeline projects poses a threat to Canadian companies that provide services to oil and gas producers.

A teenager in Airdrie, who almost ended her life after being bullied, has succeeded in getting city council to crack down on bullying in the southern Alberta city.

Motorists have spotted a seemingly-fearless wolf along the highway in Kootenay National Park in British Columbia for the second time in a week.

Edmonton's indigenous community is hoping a series of projects in the river valley will help celebrate the city's rich aboriginal and trading history.

Canada's Aboriginal Peoples still face barriers to equality of opportunity, in comparison to non-aboriginal people, according to a report by the Canadian Human Rights Commission.

Western Canada's premiers and territorial leaders are in Winnipeg for their annual meeting, and they'll tackle the issue of bullying and how to prevent it.