EDMONTON - The Alberta Law Enforcement Response Team says it has made a massive steroid bust in Edmonton.
Spokesman Mike Tucker says multiple search warrants were executed and more than $10 million in drugs seized.
He says the bust involved more than 350,000 pills, 10,000 vials and three dozen types of chemical precursors and additives.
The seizure occurred at residences and storage facilities last week.
Tucker says the bust targeted a major distributor.
CALGARY - Premier Jim Prentice announced new measures Friday to clean up outstanding claims from last year's disastrous southern Alberta floods, and to prevent them from happening again.
OTTAWA - Prime Minister Stephen Harper, his spokesman in Parliament and even the U.S. ambassador reached out Friday to clarify whether Canada will expand its role in the battle against Islamic militants in the Middle East.
HALIFAX - A third-storey deck collapsed in Halifax's south end early Saturday during a party, leaving five people seriously injured, police said.
VANCOUVER - A First Nation from British Columbia's North Coast says the Federal Court of Appeal has agreed to hear its legal challenge of the Northern Gateway pipeline project.
UNDATED, Canada - Toronto will be the centre of the universe next week. The city will host the 65th International Astronautical Congress, a conference aimed at helping companies in the space business.
She told municipal leaders attending the annual Union of B.C. Municipalities convention in Whistler, B.C., that peace talks can settle difficult issues, including school strikes, aboriginal claims, resource conflicts and the high-cost of running governments.