1 dead after head-on crash in southeast Calgary
Calgary GSA students react to Jason Kenney’s victory in provincial election
Questions raised about Canada’s embrace of female leaders after Notley is turfed from office in Alberta
Quebec not impressed with Alberta Premier-designate Jason Kenney’s pipeline plea
B.C. buckles up for fractious relationship with new Alberta government
Alberta election sees nearly 70% of eligible voters cast a ballot
Rantanen scores OT winner, Avs beat Flames 3-2 in Game 4
In the clear, Mikko Rantanen angled his stick back as he waited for the cross-ice pass to arrive. Once it did, he dropped to his left knee to give a little extra. Continue reading
5 Calgary students win awards for artistic contributions to anti-drunk driving campaign
Five Calgary students were recognized by police for their artistic contributions to SADD, Students Against Drinking and Driving, on Wednesday. Continue reading
North Korea wants Mike Pompeo out of nuclear talks, wants someone more ‘mature’: state media
North Korea said on Thursday it no longer wanted to deal with U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and said he should be replaced in talks by someone more mature, hours after it announced its first weapons test since nuclear talks broke down. Continue reading
‘It’s our biggest game of the year’: Calgary Flames confident to find a way when it matters most
By Lisa MacGregor Sports/News Reporter and Anchor
It’s not do or die yet for the Calgary Flames in Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Playoffs against the Colorado Avalanche on Wednesday — but the team has officially entered survival mode. Continue reading
Climate change will disrupt food, hibernation schedule for Rocky Mountain grizzlies: U of C study
By 2080, buffaloberries in the Rockies will ripen three weeks earlier than they do now, which will widen the gap between when grizzlies eat and hibernate. Continue reading
Refugee claimant, in Canada since 2015, complicit in ISIS crimes against humanity, tribunal says
A Lebanese mechanic now living in Canada has been found complicit in crimes against humanity for repairing military vehicles for ISIS. Continue reading
‘Albertans will be disappointed’ with two-party legislature: pollster
By Adam MacVicar Digital Journalist
Alberta has elected only two parties in the legislature for the first time since 1993. Continue reading
When disaster strikes, don’t leave pets out: CEMA
The Calgary Emergency Management Agency has handy tips on being emergency-ready with your pets in tow. Continue reading
Live coverage: Redacted Mueller report expected to be released
The long awaited Mueller report — or at least a redacted version of it — is expected to be released Thursday. Continue reading
Dust devil spins up football field in Brooks, Alta.
By Tiffany Lizée Meteorologist
It was whirlwind afternoon on Monday — literally — with two dust devils spotted near Brooks, Alta. Continue reading
People displaced by Bridgeland fire say they’re in need of basic necessities
By Christa Dao Digital Journalist
It has been four days since a building fire in Calgary’s Bridgeland neighbourhood sent 23 residents out of their home, with no timeline on when they can return. Continue reading
Iran’s president says Revolutionary Guards don’t threaten any regional countries
Iran President Hassan Rouhani: “I want to tell the regional countries that the armed forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran are not against you and your national interests.” Continue reading
New research links preschool screen time to behavioural and attention problems
A new study links excessive screen time among preschoolers to behavioural problems they experienced at age five. Continue reading
Alberta Premier-designate Jason Kenney says UCP received ‘mandate of historic proportions’
Alberta’s incoming premier says a law to repeal the province’s carbon tax and another that will cut business taxes will be the first steps his government takes once in power. Continue reading
Taiwan earthquake with magnitude of 6.1 strikes coastal city of Hualien
The earthquake shook buildings in Taipei. Continue reading
Taiwan earthquake with magnitude of 6.1 strikes coastal city of Hualien
The earthquake shook buildings in Taipei. Continue reading
A U.K. cave diver helped rescue 12 boys in Thailand — he was just rescued from another cave
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
One of Josh Bratchley’s rescuers said people are mostly panicking when they’re rescued. Not the man who helped rescue the Thai boys from their cave. Continue reading
Penticton mass shooting neighbourhood saw dozens of bylaw complaint calls: ex-city officials
Complaints included woodburning smoke, landscaping and on-site drainage related matters and a home business operating without a licence. Continue reading
Live Alberta election results: Riding-by-riding vote map
Live, real-time results across Alberta the moment the polls close at 8 p.m. Continue reading
Florida man who threw daughter off bridge sentenced to life in prison
No one disputed that Jonchuck, now 29, dropped his daughter Phoebe 62 feet (18 metres) into Tampa Bay in January 2015 and that he had a long history of mental problems. Continue reading
Rantanen scores OT winner, Avs beat Flames 3-2 in Game 4
In the clear, Mikko Rantanen angled his stick back as he waited for the cross-ice pass to arrive. Once it did, he dropped to his left knee to give a little extra. Continue reading
5 Calgary students win awards for artistic contributions to anti-drunk driving campaign
Five Calgary students were recognized by police for their artistic contributions to SADD, Students Against Drinking and Driving, on Wednesday. Continue reading
‘It’s our biggest game of the year’: Calgary Flames confident to find a way when it matters most
By Lisa MacGregor Sports/News Reporter and Anchor
It’s not do or die yet for the Calgary Flames in Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Playoffs against the Colorado Avalanche on Wednesday — but the team has officially entered survival mode. Continue reading
Climate change will disrupt food, hibernation schedule for Rocky Mountain grizzlies: U of C study
By 2080, buffaloberries in the Rockies will ripen three weeks earlier than they do now, which will widen the gap between when grizzlies eat and hibernate. Continue reading
‘Albertans will be disappointed’ with two-party legislature: pollster
By Adam MacVicar Digital Journalist
Alberta has elected only two parties in the legislature for the first time since 1993. Continue reading
Calgary GSA students react to Jason Kenney’s victory in provincial election
By Jill Croteau Reporter
It was a hot-button issue throughout the Alberta election, dividing UCP supporters and the LGBTQ community. Many are now left wondering what will become of those concerns with Jason Kenney’s victory. Continue reading
When disaster strikes, don’t leave pets out: CEMA
The Calgary Emergency Management Agency has handy tips on being emergency-ready with your pets in tow. Continue reading
Dust devil spins up football field in Brooks, Alta.
By Tiffany Lizée Meteorologist
It was whirlwind afternoon on Monday — literally — with two dust devils spotted near Brooks, Alta. Continue reading
People displaced by Bridgeland fire say they’re in need of basic necessities
By Christa Dao Digital Journalist
It has been four days since a building fire in Calgary’s Bridgeland neighbourhood sent 23 residents out of their home, with no timeline on when they can return. Continue reading
New research links preschool screen time to behavioural and attention problems
A new study links excessive screen time among preschoolers to behavioural problems they experienced at age five. Continue reading
Gas station ‘shenanigans’ fuel frustration among drivers
By Tomasia DaSilva Reporter
Fluctuating gasoline prices are fuelling frustration among some drivers who feel they’re being taken advantage of. Continue reading
1 dead after head-on crash in southeast Calgary
EMS responded to Peigan Trail S.E. at 52 Street S.E. around 4:15 p.m. Continue reading
B.C. buckles up for fractious relationship with new Alberta government
By Richard Zussman Online Journalist based at B.C. Legislature
British Columbia is bracing for a contentious relationship between the NDP government and the newly elected United Conservative Party government in Alberta. Continue reading
Alberta election sees nearly 70% of eligible voters cast a ballot
The unofficial turnout shows nearly 70 per cent of Albertans voted in the provincial election — the highest in decades. Continue reading
Alberta Premier-designate Jason Kenney says UCP received ‘mandate of historic proportions’
Alberta’s incoming premier says a law to repeal the province’s carbon tax and another that will cut business taxes will be the first steps his government takes once in power. Continue reading
Questions raised about Canada’s embrace of female leaders after Notley is turfed from office in Alberta
The gradual disappearance of women from the ranks of Canada’s premiers raises questions about society’s willingness to embrace true equality, former female leaders and political pundits said Wednesday. Continue reading
Calgary teen’s life-size polar bear statue greets library patrons: ‘It’s so cool!’
By Gil Tucker Reporter
Standing about two-and-a-half meters tall, a statue of a polar bear is greeting visitors to a Calgary library. Continue reading
Man seriously injured after domestic-related incident in northeast Calgary
One man was taken to hospital from the scene, police said, and another person was taken into custody Continue reading
Environmental charities may benefit from Jason Kenney’s vow to fight them as Alberta’s premier
Alberta’s incoming premier plans to take on environmental charities that he says are blocking exports of the province’s oil, but those groups may be saying “bring it on.” Continue reading
By the numbers: Alberta election 2019
Here is a breakdown of some of the most interesting numbers to come out of Tuesday’s provincial election. Continue reading
Large industrial fire in Red Deer prompts nearby home evacuations
Firefighters were called to an industrial blaze in the central Alberta city of Red Deer Wednesday morning, which prompted the evacuation of nearby homes. Continue reading
Cambridge residents line up for hours in rain in hopes of meeting Justin Trudeau
People arrived from across Waterloo region, Brantford, Guelph and as far as Oxford County braved the rain for hours in hopes of speaking to Justin Trudeau. Continue reading
Quebec not impressed with Alberta Premier-designate Jason Kenney’s pipeline plea
By Rachel Lau Online Producer - Quebec
Quebec isn’t impressed with Premier-designate Jason Kenney calling on the province to help Alberta develop its natural resources. Continue reading
Oil and gas sector ‘encouraged’ by new Alberta premier’s many pro-business pledges
Alberta’s oilpatch is celebrating the election of a pro-business government, despite analyst observations that premier-designate Jason Kenney may not be able to do much about getting new oil export pipelines built. Continue reading
Children at Calgary daycare potentially exposed to tuberculosis: AHS
Alberta Health Services says children at a Calgary daycare may have been exposed to tuberculous. Continue reading
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