Construction ahead: Glenmore Trail widening project begins
Disgruntled Alberta MLA Derek Fildebrandt formally launches Freedom Conservative Party
Calgary Veterans Food Bank closing next year
Rats in rat-free Alberta? Province confirms 3 found in Calgary in 2018
City of Calgary takes legal action against Concept Group
City of Calgary takes legal action against now-closed Concept Electric
Alberta Sheriffs, RCMP vehicle and SUV collide on QEII near Leduc
Permanent memorial at Humboldt Broncos bus crash site sought, but no decision yet
Humboldt Broncos spokesman Grant Bastedo said no decision has been made on a potential roadside marker. Continue reading
ANALYSIS: How Russia is meddling in Canada’s political discourse
By John O’Dowd Executive Producer
Canada is not immune to ‘Fake News’ and we all must be aware of that. Continue reading
Truly alone: Sole survivor of an Amazon tribe refuses all outside contact
The last survivor of an uncontacted Amazon tribe was recorded on video this week, but he still wants nothing to do with the outside world. Continue reading
5 Montreal stories guaranteed to make you smile this week: July 20
By Rachel Lau Online Producer - Quebec
This Montrealer traded in his law books for power tools after working 12 years as an intellectual property litigator. Continue reading
Danielle Smith: First Nations eyeing bid to buy Trans Mountain pipeline
It looks like there may be a buyer for the Trans Mountain Pipeline after all, Danielle Smith says. Continue reading
Roy Green: Because it’s no longer 2015, Mr. Trudeau
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s recent comments on his alleged mishandling of a young, female reporter 18 years ago have been ‘utter baffledeegabble,’ says Roy Green. Continue reading
Judge denies Calgary police officers’ bid to be paid while suspended
All three officers remain suspended without pay as they await internal disciplinary hearings. Continue reading
Alberta farming, tourism offer bright lights as dark economic clouds loom: economist
By Jennifer Crosby Anchor
Agriculture and tourism are bright spots for Alberta’s economy this summer, according to economist Todd Hirsch. But he warns there could be trouble on the horizon if uncertainty around pipelines, the NAFTA deal and international trade continues. Continue reading
‘Say that again?’: Watch U.S. intelligence chief learn of Putin’s White House invite
The official was informed about the invite on live television, while he was speaking at the Aspen Security Forum in Colorado. Continue reading
Bears feeding on berries prompt warning for Canmore, surrounding area
By Blake Lough Digital Journalist
The warning affects many of the trails around the Canmore Nordic Centre and the day use areas for Grassi Lakes, Quarry Lake and the Peaks of Grassi. Continue reading
First responders remind Calgarians to not leave kids or pets in hot cars
The Calgary Police Service, EMS and Calgary Fire Department are warning the public to be aware of the health risks that occur when a child or pet is left in a hot vehicle. Continue reading
Stormy Daniels’ lawyer again demands release of Cohen’s alleged Trump tapes following NYT report
The New York Times reported Friday that Michael Cohen secretly recorded a conversation with Trump before the presidential election in which they discussed payments to a former Playboy model who said she had an affair with Trump. Continue reading
UPDATE: Mount Eneas fire listed at 1,000 hectares; more properties on evacuation alert
The District of Summerland says approximately 40 more homes in the South Okanagan were put on evacuation order because of the Mount Eneas fire. Continue reading
Invasive crayfish may pose new threat to Calgary-area trout
By Gil Tucker Reporter
Invaders in the Elbow River? The search is on for an invasive species that could harm native species in the Calgary area. Continue reading
Honouring past teammates fuels Canada at World Lacrosse Championships
By Megan Robinson Sports Anchor
Canada will play for gold this weekend, just over a month after the lengthy labour dispute was settled with the sport’s governing body, the Canadian Lacrosse Association. Continue reading
Woman suffers horrific burns, blisters after touching invasive wild parsnip plant
A 21-year-old Vermont woman is warning others to steer away from the invasive wild parsnip plant after she was hospitalized with severe burns and blisters from coming in contact with wild parsnip. Continue reading
Police don’t believe Bruce McArthur linked to any other murders as remains of Majeed Kayhan identified
Majeed Kayhan, who was reported missing on Oct. 25, 2012, was identified by police as one of eight alleged victims of Bruce McArthur. Continue reading
Severe weather, risk of tornado in the Edmonton area on Friday
Up to tennis ball sized-hail will be the main threat with the severe thunderstorms, and there’s a risk of a tornadoes around Edmonton in the afternoon and evening hours. Continue reading
Death toll climbs to 17 after duck boat capsizes on Missouri lake
Weather is believed to have caused the boat to capsize. Continue reading
Rowan Atkinson not ‘dead’: Viral Mr. Bean hoax is spreading a real virus
A video hoax claiming ‘Mr. Bean’ actor Rowan Atkinson has died is going viral, and it’s spreading a computer virus designed to siphon personal information. Continue reading
Disgruntled Alberta MLA Derek Fildebrandt formally launches Freedom Conservative Party
Independent Derek Fildebrandt says the best outcome after next spring’s election would be his new Freedom Conservative Party sharing power with Jason Kenney’s UCP. Continue reading
Permanent memorial at Humboldt Broncos bus crash site sought, but no decision yet
Humboldt Broncos spokesman Grant Bastedo said no decision has been made on a potential roadside marker. Continue reading
ANALYSIS: How Russia is meddling in Canada’s political discourse
By John O’Dowd Executive Producer
Canada is not immune to ‘Fake News’ and we all must be aware of that. Continue reading
Calgary Veterans Food Bank closing next year
Global News has confirmed the service will be shutting down in January 2019. Continue reading
Severe weather, risk of tornado in the Edmonton area on Friday
Up to tennis ball sized-hail will be the main threat with the severe thunderstorms, and there’s a risk of a tornadoes around Edmonton in the afternoon and evening hours. Continue reading
5 Montreal stories guaranteed to make you smile this week: July 20
By Rachel Lau Online Producer - Quebec
This Montrealer traded in his law books for power tools after working 12 years as an intellectual property litigator. Continue reading
Construction ahead: Glenmore Trail widening project begins
The city said construction should be completed sometime in 2019. Continue reading
Danielle Smith: First Nations eyeing bid to buy Trans Mountain pipeline
It looks like there may be a buyer for the Trans Mountain Pipeline after all, Danielle Smith says. Continue reading
Judge denies Calgary police officers’ bid to be paid while suspended
All three officers remain suspended without pay as they await internal disciplinary hearings. Continue reading
Alberta farming, tourism offer bright lights as dark economic clouds loom: economist
By Jennifer Crosby Anchor
Agriculture and tourism are bright spots for Alberta’s economy this summer, according to economist Todd Hirsch. But he warns there could be trouble on the horizon if uncertainty around pipelines, the NAFTA deal and international trade continues. Continue reading
Bears feeding on berries prompt warning for Canmore, surrounding area
By Blake Lough Digital Journalist
The warning affects many of the trails around the Canmore Nordic Centre and the day use areas for Grassi Lakes, Quarry Lake and the Peaks of Grassi. Continue reading
First responders remind Calgarians to not leave kids or pets in hot cars
The Calgary Police Service, EMS and Calgary Fire Department are warning the public to be aware of the health risks that occur when a child or pet is left in a hot vehicle. Continue reading
Rats in rat-free Alberta? Province confirms 3 found in Calgary in 2018
By Lauren Pullen Digital Journalist
“I’m creeped out by it because then I start to wonder, if there’s one, are there more? And where are they?” Continue reading
UPDATE: Mount Eneas fire listed at 1,000 hectares; more properties on evacuation alert
The District of Summerland says approximately 40 more homes in the South Okanagan were put on evacuation order because of the Mount Eneas fire. Continue reading
Invasive crayfish may pose new threat to Calgary-area trout
By Gil Tucker Reporter
Invaders in the Elbow River? The search is on for an invasive species that could harm native species in the Calgary area. Continue reading
City of Calgary takes legal action against now-closed Concept Electric
About 500 employees across Alberta and Saskatchewan are affected by the closure of Calgary-based company Concept Electric Ltd. Continue reading
Calgary Transit contemplates rebranding that would take it to the ‘MAX’
By Aurelio Perri Radio reporter
The BRT system will be named “MAX” and each route will have a colour code designation such as MAX Orange or MAX Teal. Continue reading
Calgary soccer team excited for 1st experience at Alberta Summer Games
By Kevin Smith Sports Anchor
No members of Calgary’s Zone 3 girls soccer team have ever played in the Alberta Summer Games. They are excited to compete in Grande Prairie in the provincial, mini-Olympic competition. Continue reading
Calgary woman convicted in son’s strep death granted day parole
Tamara Lovett, 49, was convicted of criminal negligence causing death early last year and was sentenced to three years in November. Continue reading
Fuel sales shut down at Alberta station after reports of bad gas sold
Centex said the problem only seems to be affecting regular grade fuel. Continue reading
Calgary airport gets state-of-the-art baggage handling for domestic flights
Calgary’s domestic terminal at the international airport is getting a new, more efficient and more reliable baggage-handling system. Continue reading
Gasoline Alley service road to close permanently July 23: province
By Kirby Bourne Digital Content Coordinator
The provincial government said the west service road at the interchange of the QEII and Gaetz Avenue will permanently close July 23, weather permitting. Continue reading
In what Canadian city do Uber users tip drivers most?
One year after Uber Canada introduced an option allowing customers to tip drivers, the company has released more data about tipping trends across the country. Continue reading
Tsuut’ina Nation displaying Indigenous language stop signs
The new stop signs are a way to immerse their community in their traditional language and culture. Continue reading
Canadian man born without arms and legs inspiring kindness in cross-country trek
A quadruple amputee is hitchhiking across the country to try and encourage kindness in Canada. Continue reading
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