In the first #YYC5 segment, Global Calgary viewers were asked to share their favourite places to grab a slice of pumpkin pie. Here are the results. Continue reading →

“This is a tremendous opportunity for us to be funny together,” said Julie Orton, who plays Guildenstern. Continue reading →

A Calgary man has written a workout book intended for people with an intellectual disability. Continue reading →

“I went in really excited just to perform in front of them, so having it go the way it did was very unexpected,” McMillan said. “It was incredible.” Continue reading →

This year, over 30 local children’s charities benefited from the funds raised on Pledge Day last December. Continue reading →

Despite cold and snow, the local Hustle for the House walk and run turned out hundreds of participants for Ronald McDonald House Charities in Alberta. Continue reading →

“She’s my daughter and I want nothing more than for a cure to be developed so I’ll keep doing this until I can’t anymore.” Continue reading →

“The DNA of this organization is to give back to the community,” Calgary Flames general manager Brad Treliving said. Continue reading →

Katherine Schneider, a mother of two in Airdrie, speaks out about the death of her mother and why her loss has prompted her to take part in the ninth annual Kidney March. Continue reading →

For the second year in a row, the city’s first and only cidery is collecting and accepting donations of apples, crabapples, pears and berries on behalf of the Calgary Food Bank Continue reading →

“Even if it were just attending school just in case they won a trip to Canada that didn’t matter because it was creating habits and I was hoping by that habit of attending school that passion for learning could be ignited.” Continue reading →

“We are raising money for 180 kids’ charities.” Continue reading →

Guardians of the Wild encourages people at the Calgary Zoo to improve wildlife conservation. Continue reading →

Artists from around the world have come to Calgary to paint murals on buildings throughout the city’s downtown neighbourhoods as part of the Beltline Urban Murals Project. Continue reading →

Eleven-year-old Ica Malabanan was diagnosed with a rare form of liver cancer called Undifferentiated Embryonal Sarcoma. The cancer occurs in just one in a million people Continue reading →