Tracy Nagai
Reporter and Anchor
Tracy Nagai’s career as a television producer and reporter first began seven years ago in Calgary, after graduating in 2005 from the broadcast program at Mount Royal College.
Eager to get away from the desk and out in to the frontlines with a camera, she accepted a position in northern British Columbia in Chetwynd, eventually making stops in Dawson Creek, Edmonton and Lethbridge.
In April 2009 Tracy was recruited to the Global Calgary news team as a reporter and producer and has been reporting on issues and events that concern people across the province.
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Video Archives
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Avenue Magazine’s June and July issue
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How digital dealerships are fairing as health restrictions come to an end
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Culinaire Magazine: YYC Best Quiche
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Iconic Calgary Tower showcases elevated urban farming
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Sage Hill residents fight back against association after legal fees demanded
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Alberta addiction treatment facility at risk of closing down 12-week wilderness program
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The Style Guys: Father’s Day Gift Ideas
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What homeowners should watch for when it rains
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Colton Crowshoe’s family makes public plea for tips about unsolved homicide
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Golden Acre: How to use fertilizer properly
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Calgary runners prepare for 2022 Betty’s Run for ALS
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Tourism industry applauds lifting of more COVID-19 flight requirements in Canada & U.S.
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Calgary Humane Society continues to search for cats following large animal seizure
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Inglewood business supports community fridge
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Canadian singer-songwriter Royal Wood wraps up prairie tour in Calgary
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Pages on Kensington: Asian Heritage month
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People moving further outside Calgary city limits for a slice of homebuyers’ paradise
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May long weekend grilling tips and tricks
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The Travel Lady: Vancouver cruise
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Puppets and live music offer new spin on classic fairy tales
Author Archives
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Sage Hill residents fight ‘alarming’ association fee collectionHomeowners in the Calgary community of Sage Hill are fighting back after they found letters taped to their doors demanding hundreds of dollars in association and legal fees.ConsumerJun 24
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Colton Crowshoe’s family makes plea for tips in unsolved 2014 homicideNearly eight years after 18-year-old Colton Crowshoe's body was pulled from a retention pond in northeast Calgary, his family continues to search for answers.CanadaJun 17
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Large number of cats seized from northeast Calgary homeThe Calgary Humane Society continued to investigate a case of animal hoarding in the community of Monterey Park after being called to a home on Tuesday.CanadaJun 8
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Calgarians look outside city limits for slice of homebuyers’ paradiseWith housing prices holding steady, some Calgarians a now looking outside city limits in order to make their dollar stretch a little further.ConsumerMay 20
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How Calgary is tackling shootings and gang activityA new unit within the Calgary Police Service is taking a harder look at how guns are making their way into our city and what crimes they're connected with.CrimeMay 6
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What’s happening on Calgary streets: Police bolster efforts to curb violent crimeAn increase in shootings and homicides in 2022 has Calgary police bolstering their efforts to get the violence on Calgary streets under control.CrimeMay 5
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A look back at Calgary’s deadliest gang war and what’s changed in the years sinceThe violence between two groups known as the FOBs and FKs spanned a decade with the body count at more than 25 victims with shootouts taking place in public places in Calgary.CrimeMay 4
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Calgary woman issues warning following indecent act in broad daylightA Calgary woman is speaking publicly about her troubling encounter after she said a man followed her and exposed himself on a busy street in the city's southwest.CrimeApr 8
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Moisture ‘desperately’ needed across southern Alberta after dry winterFarmers in southern Alberta are searching the sky for signs of rain following a dry winter and extremely hot temperatures over the summer.WeatherMar 30
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Russian pianists’ invitations revoked for international competition in CalgaryHonens announced that invitations to six Russian pianists have been revoked for an international competition slated to have the finals in Calgary later this year.CanadaMar 9
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Siksika Nation collecting reports of discrimination at Alberta hospitalsOn Friday, the Siksika Nation Chief and Council announced it passed a motion to collect information about racist and discriminatory behavior at Alberta health care centres.CanadaMar 4
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Demonstrators gather in downtown Calgary demanding justice for Latjor TuelOn Friday, a large group of demonstrators marched through downtown Calgary following the shooting death of a Black man last weekend.CanadaFeb 26
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Conservationists raise concerns about proposed Calgary-Banff rail linkA group of Canadian wildlife conservationists is once again speaking out about a proposed passenger rail project that would connect the Calgary International Airport to Banff.EnvironmentFeb 11
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RCMP searching for Sundre wildlife camera thievesAlberta RCMP are looking for two thieves after thousands of dollars worth of camera equipment was stolen near the town of Sundre last week.CrimeFeb 9
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Alberta law experts weigh in on Coutts border blockadeAs the situation remains fluid near the Coutt's border crossing, a former Alberta RCMP officer and security expert believes negotiations could still lead to a peaceful resolution.CanadaFeb 2
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Calgary social support services see increased strain as pandemic continuesA recent survey conducted by the Calgary Domestic Violence Collective is showing many organizations are feeling increased pressure as the fifth wave of the pandemic continues.CanadaJan 27
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Optimism continues in 2022 for Calgary’s real estate marketA new survey from Royal LePage continues to paint a rosy picture for Calgary’s real estate market as detached home prices increased 11.6 per cent in the fourth quarter of 2021.EconomyJan 14
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Calgary sees significant disparity in pediatric COVID-19 vaccine uptakeAlberta Health numbers show Calgary is once again seeing a massive disparity in COVID-19 vaccine uptake depending on location, this time in young children ages five to 11.HealthJan 12
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Alberta father continues battle against terminal cancer with focus on health and balanceA Calgary father is continuing his battle against terminal cancer after being diagnosed last winter. Matthew Bennett, 38, had a tumor removed from his brain in January.CanadaDec 29, 2021
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Calgary advocate helping others after experiencing homelessnessThis winter, a Calgary advocate is sharing his own story in hopes of bringing awareness to the city's homeless population and what individuals face when living on the streets.FeaturesDec 28, 2021
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SAIT campus discovery connects father and son after more than 50 yearsA Calgary construction crew working on a building at the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT) recently made a sentimental discovery.FeaturesDec 22, 2021
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Calgary garage fire victims return home to devastating discoveryA Calgary family is reeling after two major blows just days before Christmas. The couple said their troubles started following a garage fire earlier in the week.CrimeDec 17, 2021
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Norma-Jean Muirhead identified by family as victim in Cranston homicideThe family has identified the woman found dead in Cranston as Norma-Jean Muirhead, 35, a mother of two who had recently relocated to Calgary.CrimeDec 3, 2021
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Calgary homeless outreach program proposes emergency warming centresAs winter continues, a Calgary homeless outreach program is asking city council to support three proposed emergency warming centres at CTrain stations.CanadaNov 24, 2021
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Albertans step up to help thousands of B.C. flood victimsWith thousands of people in B.C. out of their homes due to extreme weather that caused devastating flooding and mudslides, Albertans are ready to lend a hand.WeatherNov 19, 2021