Carolyn Kury de Castillo
Reporter
Carolyn has been a reporter with Global television since 1997.
She was born in Calgary and attended University of Calgary and SAIT.
Carolyn enjoys bike riding, running and backpacking. When not working weekends at Global Calgary, she’s volunteering at her daughters’ school.
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Video Archives
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Calgary woman who died in apartment explosion remembered by loved ones
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Elephant Artist Relief a ‘lifesaver’ for Calgary artists with health insurance subsidy pilot program
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Fatal Calgary explosion: Neighbours say they tried to rescue senior trapped in apartment
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Attempted murder charge laid after man stabbed woman in domestic dispute
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Trees, plants could suffer irreversible damage from ongoing Calgary water restrictions
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Concerns raised about proposed West Hillhurst development
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Pipeline expert says Calgary was ‘very proactive’ ahead of feeder main break
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Millennium Park renamed Cowboys Park in Calgary’s west downtown
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Southern Alberta hit by severe summer storm on Sunday night
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Popular Calgary brewery destroyed, arson squad investigating
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‘Hot spots’ targeted by Calgary police to make public places more accessible
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Alberta woman with cerebral palsy fights to be able to use her mobility scooter
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Water crisis causes uncertainty for Calgary Stampede, Chamber issues warning
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Calgary man travels to U.K. to meet the man who saved his life
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Friends of slain teen urge youth to learn from tragedy
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Calgary woman battling terminal cancer forgoes MAID after realizing legacy
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Calgary woman battling terminal cancer hopes to reduce addictions stigma
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Alberta man dies of cancer before seeing oncologist
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Humanitarian Workforce Program expanded as search and rescue volunteers prepare to support 2024 wildfire response
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Alberta sheriffs shut down suspected drug house in northwest Calgary
Author Archives
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Family and friends gather to remember Calgary woman who died in apartment fire and explosionA memorial was held for Calgary woman Gail Davies-Howard, who died in a fire and explosion on July 19 at George C. King Tower in the East Village.Fire6 hours
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Pilot program offers some Calgary artists ‘lifesaver’ health insuranceThe Elephant Artist Relief Society, which supports independent artists in times of otherwise unsupported hardship, has now expanded to a health insurance subsidy pilot program.HealthJul 22
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Neighbours say they tried to rescue woman who died in Calgary apartment explosionAn explosion rocked the King Tower on 6 Street S.E. Friday afternoon at around 3:45. The force destroyed the wall off a nearby suite.FireJul 20
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Man faces attempted murder charge after woman stabbed in domestic disputeA Calgary man is facing an attempted murder charge in connection with a domestic-related stabbing at an apartment building in southeast Calgary, police say.CrimeJul 14
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Calgary irrigation company feels the pinch of outdoor water restrictionsA Calgary irrigation company says stage three water restrictions imposed by the city are having an impact on keeping trees and other plants alive.CanadaJul 13
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Concerns raised about proposed West Hillhurst developmentResidents are concerned about a proposed development on Calgary's 19th Street that would see four houses replaced by 18 townhouse units and 18 secondary suites.CanadaJul 12
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Calgary was ‘very proactive’ ahead of feeder main break: pipeline expertCalgary was "very proactive" in tackling the feeder main break that has forced residents and businesses to limit their water use, according to an American pipeline expert.CanadaJul 7
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Millennium Park renamed Cowboys Park in Calgary’s west downtownMillennium Park has been renamed Cowboys Park. Many hope year-round events will breathe new life in the west side of downtown Calgary.EconomyJul 5
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Popular Calgary brewery destroyed, arson unit investigatingNobody was injured after a fire that destroyed a popular Calgary brewery on Sunday morning. Investigators are now working to determine the cause of the fire.ConsumerJun 30
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‘Hot spots’ targeted by Calgary police to make public places more accessibleSeven people were arrested and face a total of 47 charges for drug trafficking, breaches of court-imposed conditions, fraud and weapons-related charges.CrimeJun 28
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Ousted Chestermere mayor fights for his job back as voters go to the pollsVoters in the City of Chestermere go to the polls to choose a new mayor and five municipal councillors on Monday.PoliticsJun 23
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Alberta woman with cerebral palsy fights to be able to use her mobility scooterJennifer Clarke has launched a human rights complaint against the town of Olds after being told she can't use her mobility scooter to get around the central Alberta town.TrafficJun 21
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Calgary explores using interim pipes to move water from Bearspaw plantThe City of Calgary is exploring ways to move water from the Bearspaw Water Treatment Plant. City experts met with other sectors to exchange ideas over the weekend.CanadaJun 16
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Water crisis leads to uncertainty for Calgary Stampede, chamber warnsBilled as the "Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth," thousands of visitors and many extra animals are expected to show up for the Calgary Stampede from July 5 to 14.CanadaJun 15
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Calgary man travels to U.K. to meet the donor who saved his lifeRod Neander went through rounds of chemotherapy at the Tom Baker Cancer Centre in Calgary in 2019 to fight the lymphoma, but a stem cell transplant was the best option.HealthJun 10
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Friends grieve teen fatally stabbed in southeast CalgaryCalgary teenagers are mourning the loss of a friend, a 16-year-old boy who was fatally stabbed on Thursday night near the 1300 block of 41st Street Southeast.CrimeJun 7
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Woman who overcame addiction now dying of cancer: ‘I’ve got one last fight’A Calgary woman who was diagnosed with terminal cancer after a life-long battle with addiction says she is ready for her last fight and has one final wish.CanadaJun 3
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‘A life or death matter’: Alberta man dies of cancer before seeing oncologistThe Alberta Medical Association says the provincial government needs to recruit more cancer oncologists to prevent more Albertans from dying while waiting for treatment.HealthJun 2
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Disaster response program expands as volunteers prepare for 2024 wildfire responseVolunteer search and rescue teams are being prepared to respond to more requests in light of increasing frequency and severity of disasters.FeaturesJun 1
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Indigenous running team brings moccasins and ribbon skirts to the Calgary MarathonCalgary Marathon organizers invited an Indigenous running group to set up a tent at the finish line with members from several First Nations coming together.SportsMay 26
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Incentives needed for people to recycle homes over demolishing: Calgary moverHouses are being demolished throughout Calgary's inner city to make way for new homes, but only a small number of houses are being spared, according to city statistics.EconomyMay 25
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Alberta dental hygienists have ‘critical role’ in Canadian Dental Care Plan: associationDental hygienists say they will play a critical role in the plan, especially for people with dentists who haven't signed on.HealthMay 20
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Alberta premier’s support for town hall questioning COVID vaccines worries expertsUCP removes COVID-19 vaccine child-death references and takes over ticket sales to controversial eventHealthMay 19
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Alberta cancer patients left waiting for care over lack of oncologistsAlbertans diagnosed with cancer are waiting three to four times longer than recommended standards to see a cancer specialist, according to the Alberta Medical Association.HealthMay 18
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Alberta towns offer incentives to replace grass lawns with drought-resistant alternativesDrought conditions in Alberta have led the towns of Cochrane and Okotoks to offer residents financial incentives to replace their lawns with alternatives that use less water.EnvironmentMay 12