Scheer says he will stand by candidates who have made mistakes if they apologize
Calgary mother of woman killed on Memorial Drive seeks justice: ‘I need someone to tell me what happened’
Thieves spend hours stealing safe, other valuables from Calgary church
Bobsleigh Canada members defend federation amid Kaillie Humphries’ lawsuit
Calgary Fire Department truck flips over in southeast end
Former Bronco Ryan Straschnitzki to visit Humboldt for 1st time since bus crash: ‘It’s time’
Nine years before fatal B.C. bus crash, Alberta teens were stranded on same remote road
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
The high school students from Edmonton were forced to spend the night on their bus after getting stranded for 24 hours on their way to Bamfield Marine Science Centre. Continue reading
Baby formula recalled due to rancidity, off-colour product
The CFIA says there have been reported illness associated with the consumption of the product, but it did not specify how many were affected. Continue reading
New York moves to ban flavoured e-cigarettes amid vaping concerns
The ban would not impact tobacco- and menthol-flavoured e-cigarettes. Continue reading
Crews respond to building fire in Cochrane
By Joel Senick Anchor and reporter
Crews are investigating what may have caused the fire, which started around 9 p.m Friday night. Continue reading
Calgary Public Library joins library network calling for fairer e-book rates
By Christa Dao Digital Journalist
Calgary’s call to action joins a network of libraries across North America who are campaigning to bring down the high prices of electronic books. Continue reading
Trump rejects Brett Kavanaugh impeachment calls amid new sexual misconduct report
At least three Democratic presidential candidates called for Kavanaugh’s impeachment after the New York Times report. Continue reading
Driver shortage, new training program blamed for Calgary school bus delays
By Adam MacVicar Digital Journalist
A Calgary school bus company is blaming newly-implemented training requirements for delays getting students to and from school on time. Continue reading
Calgary alleyway a ‘raceway’ for some speeders: neighbours
By Tomasia DaSilva Reporter
Calgary neighbourhood calls for action following motorists speeding down their alleyway. Continue reading
Conservatives’ Andrew Scheer promises tax cut for lowest income bracket
Scheer made the pledge in Surrey, B.C. — part of the volatile voting area that is B.C.’s Lower Mainland. Continue reading
Calgary group seeks to normalize discussion around mental health, suicide
By Deb Matejicka Community Reporter
“I don’t know why there’s the stigma associated with mental health and suicide, but I definitely know it’s there,” Huddle Up for Suicide Prevention co-founder Jill Viccars is working to normalize the discussion around suicide. Continue reading
Analysis: A Scheer victory does not guarantee carbon tax repeal
By David Baxter Reporter
In a Conservative led minority government, Andrew Scheer would likely face major roadblocks if he attempted to repeal the carbon tax. Continue reading
Mississauga shooting that left teen dead, 5 injured likely linked to music videos: police
“The intended targets appeared to be a group preparing to film a rap video. The rap video that was shot at this location on an earlier date … has motivated this attack.” Continue reading
Point Pleasant Park in Halifax set to reopen to visitors post-Dorian
Some of the park’s sections, in particular Prince of Wales Drive, Heather Road and the lower parking lot, will remain closed due to ongoing cleanup efforts. Continue reading
Calgary city councillor concerned after truck rollover near Country Hills Boulevard
By Christa Dao Digital Journalist
A city councillor is calling the intersection at 112 Avenue and Country Hills Boulevard in northwest Calgary a “challenge” after a tractor-trailer rollover shut down parts of the street on Friday. Continue reading
NDP unveils policy promises in Quebec, including expansion of language law
The Quebec platform also promises to find a way to get Quebec to sign the Constitution, on its own terms. Continue reading
17-year-old killed, 5 injured in shooting at Mississauga apartment complex
Peel Regional Police Chief Chris McCord said witnesses reported that semi-automatic weapons may have been used by multiple suspects. Continue reading
TIFF 2019: Best and worst looks on the red carpet
Silver-screen stars from Jennifer Lopez to Michael B. Jordan definitely came to play when it came to style at TIFF this year. Continue reading
2 university students dead, 17 hurt following bus rollover on Vancouver Island
The bus had 48 people on board, mostly students from a Vancouver Island university, when it rolled over on a remote logging road east of Bamfield. Continue reading
What is polycystic ovarian syndrome?
Polycystic ovarian syndrome affects around one in 10 women, but doctors say it’s often misunderstood. Continue reading
28 per cent of men believe they could lose their job if they discuss mental health at work: study
Researchers at Ipsos MORI surveyed 1,000 Canadian men between the ages of 18 and 75, and the results are astounding. Continue reading
Alberta runner Dave Proctor looking to shatter trans-Canada speed record in 2020
Ultramarathoner Dave Proctor is penetrating again to run 7,200 kilometres across the country in 65 days, to raise money and awareness for rare diseases that are difficult to diagnose and treat. Continue reading
Nine years before fatal B.C. bus crash, Alberta teens were stranded on same remote road
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
The high school students from Edmonton were forced to spend the night on their bus after getting stranded for 24 hours on their way to Bamfield Marine Science Centre. Continue reading
Thieves spend hours stealing safe, other valuables from Calgary church
By Blake Lough Digital Journalist
“Who would do this to a church? This is a house of God, this is a house of worship.” Continue reading
Bobsleigh Canada members defend federation amid Kaillie Humphries’ lawsuit
Bobsleigh Canada members are defending the organization amid harassment allegations by Kaillie Humphries. Continue reading
Calgary mother of woman killed on Memorial Drive seeks justice: ‘I need someone to tell me what happened’
By Carolyn Kury de Castillo Reporter
A Calgary family is looking for answers a year after their 22-year-old daughter was struck and killed by a vehicle on Memorial Drive. Continue reading
Calgary Fire Department truck flips over in southeast end
By Carolyn Kury de Castillo Reporter
An investigation is underway after a Calgary Fire Department truck tipped over in southeast Calgary Saturday morning. Continue reading
Former Bronco Ryan Straschnitzki to visit Humboldt for 1st time since bus crash: ‘It’s time’
“I wanted to give myself the right amount of time before returning,” Ryan Straschnitzki told The Canadian Press. Continue reading
Baby formula recalled due to rancidity, off-colour product
The CFIA says there have been reported illness associated with the consumption of the product, but it did not specify how many were affected. Continue reading
Crews respond to building fire in Cochrane
By Joel Senick Anchor and reporter
Crews are investigating what may have caused the fire, which started around 9 p.m Friday night. Continue reading
Calgary Public Library joins library network calling for fairer e-book rates
By Christa Dao Digital Journalist
Calgary’s call to action joins a network of libraries across North America who are campaigning to bring down the high prices of electronic books. Continue reading
Driver shortage, new training program blamed for Calgary school bus delays
By Adam MacVicar Digital Journalist
A Calgary school bus company is blaming newly-implemented training requirements for delays getting students to and from school on time. Continue reading
Calgary alleyway a ‘raceway’ for some speeders: neighbours
By Tomasia DaSilva Reporter
Calgary neighbourhood calls for action following motorists speeding down their alleyway. Continue reading
Calgary group seeks to normalize discussion around mental health, suicide
By Deb Matejicka Community Reporter
“I don’t know why there’s the stigma associated with mental health and suicide, but I definitely know it’s there,” Huddle Up for Suicide Prevention co-founder Jill Viccars is working to normalize the discussion around suicide. Continue reading
Analysis: A Scheer victory does not guarantee carbon tax repeal
By David Baxter Reporter
In a Conservative led minority government, Andrew Scheer would likely face major roadblocks if he attempted to repeal the carbon tax. Continue reading
Point Pleasant Park in Halifax set to reopen to visitors post-Dorian
Some of the park’s sections, in particular Prince of Wales Drive, Heather Road and the lower parking lot, will remain closed due to ongoing cleanup efforts. Continue reading
Calgary city councillor concerned after truck rollover near Country Hills Boulevard
By Christa Dao Digital Journalist
A city councillor is calling the intersection at 112 Avenue and Country Hills Boulevard in northwest Calgary a “challenge” after a tractor-trailer rollover shut down parts of the street on Friday. Continue reading
University of Saskatchewan studies ‘burping’ beef cattle to study methane emissions
The University of Saskatchewan is looking at different grazing forage systems and how they affect methane production in beef cattle. Continue reading
Consortium eyeing Alberta for $10B petrochemical investment: Kenney
By Tom Vernon Provincial Affairs Reporter
Premier Jason Kenney says an international consortium is eyeing up the Edmonton region for a perspective $10-billion investment in a new petrochemical facility. Continue reading
September spike in asthma cases prompts Alberta Health Services to issue reminder to parents
By Tracy Nagai Reporter and Co-anchor
With students returning to school, Alberta Health Services is reminding parents of the risks to children who have asthma. Continue reading
Calgary family of newborn heart patient helps raise money for Ronald McDonald House
By Gil Tucker Reporter
A Calgary family is taking part in this weekend’s Hustle for the House fundraising run in support of Ronald McDonald House. Continue reading
COMMENTARY: Time for a legitimate review of how AHS operates
By Joe McFarland Radio Host
Ten years after the creation of Alberta Health Services, the province’s spending on health care still hasn’t improved. Continue reading
Alberta ending separate offices for climate change, environmental monitoring
Alberta’s United Conservative government is eliminating stand-alone offices for climate change policy and environmental monitoring. Continue reading
Alberta government to reconvene early for fall session
The Alberta government hopes to reconvene the legislature two weeks earlier than planned for the fall session. Continue reading
Mitchell puts unbeaten record on the line as Stampeders host Ticats
Bo Levi Mitchell’s return to the Calgary Stampeders isn’t good news for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. Continue reading
5 things to watch for as the Stampeders host the Tiger-Cats
By Dave Rowe Radio sports anchor
The Calgary Stampeders face stiff competition the CFL East Division-leading Hamilton Tiger-Cats on Saturday afternoon. Continue reading
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