‘It is a community divided’: Lakeview residents want city and province to block traffic from Tsuut’ina First Nation
Firefighters battle destructive blaze in northeast Calgary
Alberta man who purchased billboards in search of a kidney not giving up hope
Calgary firefighters respond to massive house fire in Country Hills
Body found in Elbow River near Calgary Stampede Park
New team created to tackle homeless encampments in Calgary
Alberta long weekend: Your guide to parks, travel and having fun safely
Edmonton police searching for escaped killer
Staff at the Buffalo Sage Wellness House say they saw Kecia Spade, a convicted murderer, leaving the minimum security facility around 10:30 p.m. Saturday. Continue reading
Extended winter runoff setting back seeding for southern Alberta farmers
By Kyle Benning Videographer
Randy Howg said it is going to cost him at least $15,000 just in propane to clear his land of flood water in the wake of a mid-April snowfall in southern Alberta. Continue reading
Canada’s social media outreach to asylum seekers may not be as ‘aggressive’ as it seems
Government documents suggest Ottawa has not spent a dime to promote its message that “there’s no free ticket to Canada” on the biggest social media juggernaut of them all: Facebook. Continue reading
Edmonton-based pet food company makes its way into MTV swag bags
Edmonton-based Farm Fresh Pet Food will be featured in swag bags at the upcoming MTV Awards in June. Continue reading
Calgarians take in royal wedding at home and abroad
By Joel Senick Reporter and Weekend Co-Anchor
A Calgarian living in London says many people had wedding fever leading up to Saturday’s event. Continue reading
Cougar kills mountain biker, injures another in rare attack near Seattle
A mountain lion killed one mountain biker and mauled another in Washington state on Saturday when they rode into its territory, and authorities later shot the animal dead, police said. Continue reading
Two people sent to hospital following single vehicle rollover near Drayton Valley
Police believe alcohol was a factor in a rollover collision near Drayton Valley early Saturday morning. Continue reading
Peter Watts: Debate over the Trans Mountain pipeline rolls on
By Peter Watts Radio host
Edmonton Chamber of Commerce CEO, Janet Riopel, calls for the Trans Mountain pipeline project to proceed because the world needs Canada’s oil and because the world needs to see that Canada can fulfil a promise to investors. Continue reading
Toronto researchers develop handheld machine that can print skin
The device looks something like a duct tape dispenser, except it deposits a strip of skin. They hope it will change how wounds are treated. Continue reading
Alberta Teachers’ Association wants province to hire 2000 new teachers
By Carolyn Kury de Castillo Reporter
The Alberta Teachers’ Association is recommending the province hire 2,000 teachers to meet recommended class size ratios. Continue reading
Vehicle thefts in Calgary see a rise since last year
By Bindu Suri Anchor
In Calgary, a sharp rise of stolen vehicles in February led to a higher number of vehicle thefts in the past four months compared to the same period last year. Continue reading
The challenges South Korea, U.S. may face with Kim Jong Un ahead of meeting
While Seoul can be credited for co-ordinating the diplomatic approach toward North Korea, South Korean officials may have been too optimistic about the signs they were seeing from Pyongyang. Continue reading
Police investigating death at Edmonton Remand Centre
An inmate was found dead at the Edmonton Remand Centre on Saturday morning, and police are now investigating. Continue reading
Fentanyl a growing concern for law enforcement as Alberta peace officer exposed to deadly opioid
By Kim Smith Reporter
Ahead of the long weekend, the Alberta Peace Officer Professional Association has a warning about the growing threat posed by opioids after one of its members was exposed to a vial of fentanyl. Continue reading
Nicolas Maduro declared winner of Venezuelan presidential election
Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro comfortably won re-election in a controversial vote on Sunday, the election board said Continue reading
Vancouver-filmed ‘Deadpool 2’ rakes in US$125 million in opening weekend
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
It’s the second best domestic opening weekend for a Vancouver-shot film… eclipsed only by its predecessor. Continue reading
New NRA president blames school shootings on Ritalin, violent movies
Retired Lt. Col. Oliver North says the disease isn’t the Second Amendment and that depriving law-abiding citizens of their constitutional right to have a firearm won’t stop shootings. Continue reading
Smiling page boy photobombs Meghan Markle at royal wedding
This Canadian page boy became the biggest viral moment of the royal wedding. Continue reading
Cancelled TV shows: ‘Kevin Can Wait,’ ‘The Mick,’ ‘Quantico’ and many more
Sometimes it’s tough being a TV fan, especially when cancellation season rolls around. Continue reading
Celebrities spotted at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s royal wedding
Top Hollywood stars attended the royal wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle on May 19. Continue reading
Edmonton police searching for escaped killer
Staff at the Buffalo Sage Wellness House say they saw Kecia Spade, a convicted murderer, leaving the minimum security facility around 10:30 p.m. Saturday. Continue reading
Extended winter runoff setting back seeding for southern Alberta farmers
By Kyle Benning Videographer
Randy Howg said it is going to cost him at least $15,000 just in propane to clear his land of flood water in the wake of a mid-April snowfall in southern Alberta. Continue reading
‘It is a community divided’: Lakeview residents want city and province to block traffic from Tsuut’ina First Nation
By Carolyn Kury de Castillo Reporter
Some residents of the southwest Calgary community of Lakeview want the province to reconsider plans for a portion of the ring road that would link the neighbourhood to a Tsuut’ina development. Continue reading
Alberta man who purchased billboards in search of a kidney not giving up hope
By Christa Dao Digital Journalist
An Alberta man who purchased billboards across the province in search of a kidney donor said he’s not giving up hope, despite having no luck yet finding a match. Continue reading
Edmonton-based pet food company makes its way into MTV swag bags
Edmonton-based Farm Fresh Pet Food will be featured in swag bags at the upcoming MTV Awards in June. Continue reading
Calgarians take in royal wedding at home and abroad
By Joel Senick Reporter and Weekend Co-Anchor
A Calgarian living in London says many people had wedding fever leading up to Saturday’s event. Continue reading
Two people sent to hospital following single vehicle rollover near Drayton Valley
Police believe alcohol was a factor in a rollover collision near Drayton Valley early Saturday morning. Continue reading
Calgary area firefighter dies from injuries suffered in ‘off highway’ collision near Sundre
By Carolyn Kury de Castillo Reporter
A Calgary area firefighter has died in an “off highway” incident in a remote area west of Sundre. Continue reading
Firefighters battle destructive blaze in northeast Calgary
By Tracy Nagai Reporter
Calgary firefighters said at least two families would not be able to return to their homes ‘in the near future’ due to a destructive fire that happened in Calgary’s northeast Saturday. Continue reading
Peter Watts: Debate over the Trans Mountain pipeline rolls on
By Peter Watts Radio host
Edmonton Chamber of Commerce CEO, Janet Riopel, calls for the Trans Mountain pipeline project to proceed because the world needs Canada’s oil and because the world needs to see that Canada can fulfil a promise to investors. Continue reading
Alberta Teachers’ Association wants province to hire 2000 new teachers
By Carolyn Kury de Castillo Reporter
The Alberta Teachers’ Association is recommending the province hire 2,000 teachers to meet recommended class size ratios. Continue reading
Vehicle thefts in Calgary see a rise since last year
By Bindu Suri Anchor
In Calgary, a sharp rise of stolen vehicles in February led to a higher number of vehicle thefts in the past four months compared to the same period last year. Continue reading
Police investigating death at Edmonton Remand Centre
An inmate was found dead at the Edmonton Remand Centre on Saturday morning, and police are now investigating. Continue reading
Calgary firefighters respond to massive house fire in Country Hills
By Bindu Suri Anchor
Calgary firefighters were called to a large blaze, as of Saturday morning in the community of Country Hills. Continue reading
New team created to tackle homeless encampments in Calgary
By Blake Lough Digital Journalist
The Joint Encampment Team was created in response to a sharp rise in reported complaints of the camps since the economic downturn. Continue reading
Fentanyl a growing concern for law enforcement as Alberta peace officer exposed to deadly opioid
By Kim Smith Reporter
Ahead of the long weekend, the Alberta Peace Officer Professional Association has a warning about the growing threat posed by opioids after one of its members was exposed to a vial of fentanyl. Continue reading
Alberta health officials want your ticks to help monitor for Lyme disease
With campsites and recreational areas across the province expected to be bursting at the seams with outdoor enthusiasts this May long weekend, health officials are warning Albertans to be mindful of ticks and to submit them to health authorities if they come across the parasites. Continue reading
B.C. premier not expecting ‘any surprises’ at Western premiers’ meeting next week
By Richard Zussman Online Journalist based at B.C. Legislature
The B.C. premier is heading to the Northwest Territories next Tuesday to meet with his counterparts across Western Canada, including Alberta Premier Rachel Notley. Continue reading
What’s lurking in the woods? Remote camera photography popularity grows with wildlife enthusiasts
By Sarah Offin Reporter
Remote cameras have long been used by Parks Canada to track wildlife, but improved technology and lower costs are now appealing to recreational photographers. Continue reading
Alberta’s Springbank reservoir faces another delay due to regulatory review
The Springbank reservoir is one of several municipal, provincial and federal projects that got underway following the devastating floods of 2013. Continue reading
Baby beaver star released back into the wild near Calgary with a new friend
Two beavers that made fast friends at an Alberta wildlife rehabilitation facility were released back into the wild on Friday. Continue reading
‘Integral’ evidence in Okotoks farm shooting won’t be available for up to a year
A delay in getting a police report has the Crown assessing its next step for a man charged after shots were fired in a confrontation on his property in southern Alberta. Continue reading
Alberta to deliver formal apology to ’60s Scoop survivors May 28
Premier Alberta Rachel Notley will formally apologize to all Indigenous people impacted by the so-called ’60s Scoop later this month. Continue reading
Rent-a-goalie app helps hockey teams across Canada find subs
At just about every level of hockey, goalies are a hot commodity. So, what do you do if your team’s net minder bails? There’s an app for that. Continue reading
Highway 564 near Delacour blocked due to truck rollover
Delacour is about 27 kilometres east of Calgary. Continue reading
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