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• Road closure in effect after wire snaps detected on Calgary’s Bearspaw feeder main

  The Bearspaw feeder main, which carries 60 per cent of the city's drinking water, has experienced two critical failures in less than two years.

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• Calgary police investigate serious assault in Rundle

  One person is in critical life-threatening condition after a serious assault in the northeast community of Rundle early Friday morning. 

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• CBSA makes 3 large drug seizures at Canada-U.S. border crossing in Coutts, Alta.

  Three large seizures from commercial trucks at the Canada-U.S. border crossing in Coutts, Alta., has resulted in 1,010 kg of drugs being taken off the streets.

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• Family of Portapique victims offers advice and support to community in Tumbler Ridge

  Tammy Oliver-McCurdie recalled the agony she felt when she learned a man disguised as a Mountie had fatally shot the entire family and 19 other people on April 18-19, 2020.

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• Alberta Sheriffs continue to remove unsafe commercial vehicles from roadways

  Alberta Sheriffs continue to work to remove unsafe commercial vehicles from Alberta roadways. Over the course of 2025 more than 15,000 inspections were conducted.

  Canada

  Feb 13
• ‘We now have to figure out how to live life without her’: Mother of Tumbler Ridge shooting victim speaks

  Sarah Lampert spoke to reporters Thursday night about her daughter, Ticaria, who was among eight people killed in the attack that also left the shooter dead and dozens injured.

  Canada

  Feb 12
• Father of Tumbler Ridge school shooter issues statement: ‘I carry a sorrow’

  BC RCMP confirmed that multiple police visits had been made to the 18-year-old Jesse Van Rootselaar's home due to concerns of mental health and self-harm.

  Crime

  Feb 12
• Tumbler Ridge students who survived shooting spree describe terrifying lockdown

  'We're wondering who's hunting close to town and a few minutes later, you hear all the alarms going off,' Grade 12 student Zachary Taylor told Global News.

  Crime

  Feb 12
• Calgary companies secure more international trade deals amid U.S. uncertainty

  According to new data from Calgary Economic Development, less than a quarter of the trade deals it secured in 2025 were with the U.S., down from 35 per cent in 2024.  

  Canada

  Feb 12
• RCMP respond to reports of guns at schools in several Alberta communities

  In the aftermath of the shooting spree that left six kids and two adults dead in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., RCMP across Alberta have responded to calls about guns at or near schools.

  Crime

  Feb 12
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• Tumbler Ridge B.C. mass shooting: What we know about the victims

  BC RCMP released details about the victims of the mass shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School on Feb. 10, 2026. Here’s who the eight victims are.

  Canada

  Feb 12
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• Alberta to invest $143M in more classroom support for K-6 schools

  Alberta is investing $143 million to create 476 new classroom complexity teams in K-6 schools, targeting rising student needs across the province.

  Education

  Feb 12
• Tumbler Ridge student says he doesn’t know how to return to school following mass shooting

  The secondary school and elementary schools are closed for the remainder of the week, but the Grade 12 student said returning once they reopen will be difficult.

  Crime

  Feb 12
• ‘Incredibly strong community’: B.C. continues to mourn after mass shooting

  The community of Tumbler Ridge continues to mourn after a mass shooting took the lives of eight people and injured more than two dozen others on Tuesday.

  Canada

  Feb 12
• Man arrested after hucking jerky, shouting Bible verses in front of Edson school

  Charges have been laid against a B.C. man who RCMP said say showed up at a school in Edson and started hucking jerky and slinging bible verses before firing a cap gun.

  Crime

  Feb 12
• Hilary Duff announces The Lucky Me World Tour, including 9 Canadian cities

  The 'Come Clean' singer announced the tour in a video as she tried on different looks, making references to 'The Lizzie McGuire Movie' and 'A Cinderella Story.'

  Entertainment

  Feb 12
• Father of 1999 Alberta school shooting victim talks grieving and forgiveness

  The father of a student killed in the Taber school shooting in southern Alberta almost 27 years ago says forgiveness was at the heart of how he tackled the tragedy.

  Canada

  Feb 12
• CMHC writes to City of Calgary over citywide rezoning and impact to federal funds

  CMHC told the City of Calgary that in order to remain compliant with its funding agreement, the city "must not reintroduce exclusionary zoning."

  Politics

  Feb 11
• Police conduct campaign against social disorder in downtown Calgary

  Calgary police and other peace officers in the community converged on some well-known crime hot-spots in downtown Calgary in a campaign against social disorder.

  Crime

  Feb 11
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• Alberta boy, 13, sentenced to intense rehab program for trying to murder brother

  A 13-year-old who tried to kill his brother has been sentenced to three years in an intense rehab program for youth with mental health issues who are convicted of violent offences.

  Crime

  Feb 11
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• Calgary senior’s ‘living wish’ made a reality by local flying club

  A Calgary senior had her wish made reality on Wednesday thanks to the retirement community and a flying club that flew her to view the resting place of her husband and daughter.

  Lifestyle

  Feb 11
• Calgary requires at least $5.7B over next 10 years for critical infrastructure

  The report shows 11 per cent of the City of Calgary's assets are rated in poor or very poor condition, with $5.7 billion required to repair the most critical infrastructure.

  Canada

  Feb 11
• Mass shootings have prompted Canadian gun laws to change over the decades

  While details on the firearm used in Tumbler Ridge, B.C. are not yet known, other mass shootings in Canada have spurred changes to gun laws in recent decades.

  Crime

  Feb 11
• Hockey players raise funds to expand CAR T-cell therapy access in Edmonton

  The World’s Longest Hockey Game is raising funds to make CAR T‑cell immunotherapy a permanent option in Edmonton, offering hope to cancer patients who have run out of options.

  Health

  Feb 11
• Calgary police believe Macleod Trail shooting is connected to organized crime

  A man is in hospital and Calgary police are looking for suspects following a shooting along Macleod Trail in the city's southwest late Tuesday evening.

  Crime

  Feb 11