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United We Roll convoy organizer denies allegations he ran off with the GoFundMe cash
Supporters of the United We Roll convoy have called the disbursement and handling of the crowdfunding account into question. Continue reading
Finding common ground on opposite sides of the Trans Mountain pipeline controversy
By Dallas Flexhaug Anchor
Both have been watching the pipeline debate unfold and say the only path forward is together. Continue reading
Alberta government announces improvements to student employment program
The Alberta government has made adjustments to a program in an effort to make it easier for employers to hire students for summer employment. Continue reading
Teen seriously injured in Southwood stabbing: Calgary police
Calgary police are investigating a stabbing in the community of Southwood on Thursday that left a teen badly injured. Continue reading
Calgary animal welfare groups cancel ‘A Dog’s Purpose’ screening
By Kim Smith Reporter
The Calgary Humane Society is joining other animal rights groups in condemning the treatment of a dog during filming of a Hollywood movie. Continue reading
Alberta announces new leader of innovation and research corporation
The Alberta government announced a new CEO of the Alberta Innovates Corporation Thursday. Continue reading
Shooting in Calgary’s Kensington area sees bullet breach Bodega restaurant wall
Calgary police are searching for suspects after several shots were fired in northwest Calgary on Wednesday night, including one bullet which traveled through a restaurant wall. Continue reading
Alberta EI recipients surged to almost 97,000 in November
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
It wasn’t a record level. But it was close. Continue reading
Police wondered if Nathan O’Brien could be hiding in Liknes home
By Nancy Hixt Crime Reporter
When forensic investigators first arrived at Alvin and Kathy Liknes’ home June 30, 2014, they were told they could be dealing with a possible kidnapping or robbery. Continue reading