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The arena in Legal, Alta. is set to undergo some much-needed renovations. Before the doors close for more than a year, the community wanted to say goodbye in their own way. Jasmine King explains.

RCMP in Alberta say they expect to remain at the scene of an “incident” in the town of Sundre for “most of the day” on Wednesday. On Tuesday they said they were called to the scene about a possible assault.

The biggest storm of the season is bearing down on parts of the Rockies, much to the delight of some skiers. But, as Jayme Doll reports, it’s creating dangerous avalanche conditions.

A 7-year-old boy is in hospital after a vicious dog attack west of Edmonton. His family still reeling after their boy spent hours in surgery. Jasmine King reports.

Alberta first nation groups cheered on a Supreme Court of Canada decision. The top court unanimously ruled First Nations, Métis and Inuit people have sole authority over child welfare. As Kabi Moulitharan reports, leaders in Maskwacis call it a victory.

Residents west of Carstairs, Alta., were asked to shelter in place Friday morning as police tracked a man and woman they believed were armed with guns.

In a recent court ruling, three men have been found guilty of mischief for their involvement in co-ordinating the Coutts, Alta., border blockade in 2022. The blockade was implemented to protest COVID-19 restrictions, resulting in the blockage of cross-border traffic between Alberta and Montana for two weeks.

Calgary police say they have found the remains of Chelsea Davidenas northeast of Carseland, Alta. Ina Sidhu reports.

Calgary police have found the remains of homicide victim Chelsea Davidenas northeast of Carseland, Alta. Alberta’s electrical system operator calls for people to reduce their electrical usage after a grid alert Friday morning. Prime Minister Trudeau stops in Calgary to announce supports for the construction of new homes and rentals.

Anokha Distillery from Parkland County, Alta., just won best new spirit at an international whisky competition. Emily Mertz went out to explore the distillery and meet its fascinating owner.

WATCH: A rural Sask. liquor store is concerned about the potential oversaturation of liquor businesses in the area after the recent liquor permit auction and lack of regulations in the SLGA policy. Mackenzie Mazankowski has the details.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Wednesday defended his government’s policies on carbon pricing during a visit to Calgary, Alta., suggesting that such a step is necessary to safeguard the quality of life of future generations. “My job is not to be popular,” he said.

A controversial referendum that could have led to the eviction of a Jewish group from UBC will not go ahead. Late Wednesday night, the UBC Alma Mater Society (AMS) rejected the proposed vote, which would have called for the termination of the lease for Hillel House, the campus centre for Jewish students.

In what turned out to be a remarkably close vote, residents of Westlock, Alta., have voted in favour of banning all non-governmental flags on municipal property. The results also mean the town’s Pride crosswalk must be removed. Nicole Di Donato has the latest.

Rachel Homan and her team are looking to continue a sensational season at the Scotties. The skip, who represents Ontario but lives in Beaumont, Alta., is going for her fourth Scotties title. Slav Kornik reports.

There has been a terrifying increase in extortion cases across Canada. An Ontario community has created a task force to deal with the problem and in Edmonton, Alta., there have been 34 cases of extortion, arson, or firearms offences since October. Heather Yourex-West reports.

According to a statement from the WJLX radio station in Jasper, Ala., a landscaping crew discovered a 200-foot steel AM tower was missing on Feb. 2 when they visited the wooded site for routine clean-up of the property. “I’ve tried all weekend to figure it out, and I just can’t,” said WJLX General Manager Brett...

Visitors to St. James Parish in Okotoks are getting the chance to step back in time on Saturday. Volunteers have transformed a prairie field into the town of Bethlehem. As Carolyn Kury de Castillo reports it’s a huge undertaking that includes, actors, set designers, animals and a few extra Christmas babies.

He hails from Cold Lake, Alta., but soon, Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen will be making history when he flies to the moon. Here is Part 1 of a two-part interview with Carole Anne Devaney.