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Rodney’s Alberta Oyster FestivalTravis Reynolds with Rodney’s Oyster House joins Global News Calgary with details on the 6th annual Alberta Oyster Festival happening on June 23. The event includes a shucking contest and proceeds from the festival go to the Mustard Seed.Global News Morning CalgaryJun 9
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Calgary-based WestJet faces potential work stoppage as mechanics issue strike noticeHundreds of WestJet mechanics could walk off the job as early as Thursday night after serving 72-hour strike notice. Earlier in the week, the Calgary based airline called on the federal government to intervene. Craig Momney reports.Global News Hour at 6 CalgaryJun 18
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WestJet mechanics’ union threatens more grounded flights without dealWestJet and the mechanics’ union are racing against time to strike a deal. On Monday, the union issued a 72-hour strike notice, leading to dozens of flight cancellations. Craig Momney reports that if no agreement is reached, more flights could be grounded.Global News Hour at 6 CalgaryJun 19
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Alberta to ban K-12 cell phone use in classrooms starting this fallCome fall, Alberta will implement a ban on all personal electronic devices in K-12 classrooms. This includes cell phones, smartphones, headphones, smartwatches, and other electronics, which must be turned off and kept out of sight during class time. Craig Momney has the details.CanadaJun 17
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Advocates report numerous trans youths denied gender-affirming care in central AlbertaThere are some concerning allegations around access to gender affirming care. Some living in central Alberta suggest they are denied treatment by physicians who are in fear of losing their licences. As Craig Momney reports this is happening almost three months before the legislation is even tabled.Global News Hour at 6 CalgaryJun 14
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Calgary woman credits neighbour for saving cat in house fireA Calgary woman is praising her neighbour’s quick actions that saved her cat. As Craig Momney reports, it all happened as a fire raged through a home just metres away.Global News Hour at 6 CalgaryJun 13
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Navigation centre to help people in need find support opening in CalgaryThe City of Calgary and the Alberta government are partnering with social service agencies to provide critical support to those in need. As Craig Momney reports, it’s meant to be a one service stop to help Calgary’s most vulnerable navigate the system.Global News Hour at 6 CalgaryJun 5
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Warm weather expected cause in rise of ticks in Calgary areaAs many Calgarians get out to enjoy the warmer temperatures with their pets, they’ll have to be careful. The number of ticks in the area is up this year and experts say the warm weather is to blame. Global’s Craig Momney reports.Global News Hour at 6 CalgaryJun 4
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Calgary seniors embrace unique biking experience to create memories amid Alzheimer’s fightSome Calgary seniors are hopping on a unique ride to mark World Bicycle Day. As Craig Momney tells us, for one couple, each ride is a memory they hope to keep as long as they can.Global News Hour at 6 CalgaryJun 3
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Business booms as tens of thousands attend Lilic FestivalIt’s the beginning of Calgary’s festival season. The Lilac Festival has again attracted huge crowds for its 33rd edition. As Global’s Craig Momney reports, the event is loved by many small businesses.Jun 2
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Crowfoot construction delays on the horizonOne of Calgary’s busiest roads is set to get a facelift starting Monday. But some drivers are worried their commutes will be delayed with the construction. Global’s Craig Momney reports.TrafficJun 1
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Man in critical condition following shooting in ThorncliffeA man is in critical condition after being shot in the community of Thorncliffe. Craig Momney reports.Global News Hour at 6 CalgaryMay 31
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Alberta high school education assistant facing charges for sexual interferenceA high school educational assistant in Crossfield is facing charges in a sexual interference case. Craig Momney reports.Global News Hour at 6 CalgaryMay 30
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Vigil held for man shot and killed by Calgary police one year agoOn May 29th, 2023, Calgary police officers were involved in a chase with a stolen cube van, ending with two men dead and one in custody. As Global’s Craig Momney tells us, one year later the family still wonders why so much force was used.Global News Hour at 6 CalgaryMay 29
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CBSA workers vote in favour of strike mandateThere could be disruptions at border crossings this summer after CBSA workers have voted in favour of a strike mandate. Craig Momney reports.Global News Hour at 6 CalgaryMay 24
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Calgary swimming community concerned about impacts of Inglewood pool closureAfter more than 60 years, the city has decided to close the Inglewood Aquatic Centre at the end of the year. As Craig Momney reports, some are worried about what the loss will mean for already pressured swimming pools around Calgary.Global News Hour at 6 CalgaryMay 23
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Food Banks Canada rates Alberta D- in annual poverty report cardFood Banks Canada has released its annual poverty report card, which rates how each province across Canada is responding to the poverty crisis. As Craig Momney reports, Alberta is at risk of failing.Global News Hour at 6 CalgaryMay 22
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Alberta union believes living standards are collapsingA report from the Alberta Federation of Labour claims the province is no longer the wage leader across Canada and continues to decline. Craig Momney reports.May 18
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Southern Alberta campers celebrate unofficial start to summer in snowThe May long weekend has arrived in southern Alberta, marking the unofficial start to summer. Enthusiastic campers are heading out and setting up tents — some of them in the snow. Craig Momney reports.Global News Hour at 6 CalgaryMay 17
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Police believe motorcycle crashes increasing with longer seasonsThe riding season for motorcyclists are becoming longer with warmer temperatures coming earlier and staying around later. As Craig Momney reports, it also means there have been more crashes on the road.Global News Hour at 6 CalgaryMay 15