Former Alberta politician on tax strike over unpaid property taxes from oil companies to municipalities
Police, family and volunteers continue search for missing Blood Tribe man
Alberta justice minister denies courtroom cuts; sources maintain tissues, water removed
Some of Alberta’s supervised consumption sites could be moved: Kenney
Pronghorns finish 3rd among expanded field in first sevens series stop
‘Play is essential to humans’: Lethbridge summit highlights importance of physical learning for children
Alberta privacy commissioner has concerns with ID-scanning plan at liquor stores
A plan to crack down on violent robberies at liquor stores by scanning people’s IDs before allowing them inside has Alberta’s privacy commissioner concerned. Continue reading
Cat discovered in truck at Calgary dealership after travelling over 200 km
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A customer brought their truck into South Trail Chrysler for service Tuesday morning and what technicians found was a kitten hiding in the engine compartment. Continue reading
Ottawa will match Canada Strong donations for Iran plane crash victims
The federal government will match all contributions up to the campaign goal. Continue reading
Brett Kissel tells ‘The Morning Show’ he never thought he’d ‘blow up in this way’
Canadian country star Brett Kissel’s new single is topping charts in Canada and the United States. Continue reading
Demonstrators rally in support of — and against — Teck’s Frontier mine project
By Doug Vaessen Reporter
Two sides trying to sway public opinion and federal approval of Teck’s Frontier mine will meet at the company’s office in downtown Calgary Wednesday morning. Continue reading
Fires, floods, now funnel-web spiders: Australia facing arachnid boom
Australia’s intense summer weather has created prime conditions for the deadly funnel-web spider, wildlife experts warn. Continue reading
Maintenance group ‘working day and night’ as Ottawa LRT train shortage hits 3rd day
“RTM is working day and night to get more trains back onto tracks and restore full service,” a spokesperson for Rideau Transit Maintenance said. Continue reading
Alberta Energy Regulator lays off staff, says more job cuts coming in February
The government announced in October 2019 that the AER would lose about 22 per cent of its operating budget. Continue reading
Terminally ill rescue dog dons police K-9 uniform for a day
Eddie the dog was sworn in as a member of the Pasco Police K-9 unit on Jan. 20. Continue reading
Curling’s Battle of Alberta: Tournament of Hearts slides into Okotoks
By Cami Kepke Reporter
The winning squad will punch their ticket to the 2020 Tournament of Hearts in Moose Jaw- an event where Alberta tends to dominate. Continue reading
Migraine sufferers say big temp changes, like Alberta’s warm-up, can be a trigger
For some people who suffer migraines, drastic weather changes can be a trigger. Continue reading
South Korean military discharges its first transgender soldier
Byun Hui-su asked military leaders to reconsider their decision and let her serve as a female soldier. She said becoming a soldier was her childhood dream. Continue reading
Albertans increasingly concerned about personal debt and paying it off
By Tomasia DaSilva Reporter
Albertans are becoming more pessimistic about their financial future in light of growing debt. Continue reading
Former Calgary Flames player who spoke out about racism signs with Czech hockey team
Akim Aliu, the player who helped promote a new discussion about racism and coaching behaviour in hockey, is heading back to the ice. Continue reading
Carlton Cards, Papyrus stores in North America to close within weeks
All Carlton Cards and Papyrus stores in North America will be closing in the coming weeks, parent company Schurman Retail Group confirmed on Wednesday. Continue reading
Canadians criticize Trudeau after visit to Oh Doughnuts bakery in Winnipeg
A local bakery is fighting back against online criticism after the prime minister made an unscheduled visit Monday. Continue reading
Prince Harry, Meghan Markle issue warning over paparazzi harassment in Canada
Meghan Markle was reportedly spied on by photographers while on a walk with Archie in Victoria. Continue reading
5,000 litres of B.C. wine down the drain: Okanagan man loses grievance to be rehired by winery
The incident happened in November 2018, at Mission Hill Estate Winery in West Kelowna. Continue reading
He never had trouble at the U.S. border — until he got a pardon. Here’s what seems to be happening
If you have a record for a minor crime, should you get a pardon? Global News talked to someone who got his record sealed — and found it much harder to cross the U.S. border. Continue reading
Alberta justice minister denies courtroom cuts; sources maintain tissues, water removed
Sources were told anyone in a courtroom would be required to supply their own tissues and there would be a change to how water would be provided. Continue reading
Alberta privacy commissioner has concerns with ID-scanning plan at liquor stores
A plan to crack down on violent robberies at liquor stores by scanning people’s IDs before allowing them inside has Alberta’s privacy commissioner concerned. Continue reading
Cat discovered in truck at Calgary dealership after travelling over 200 km
By Tiffany Lizée Meteorologist
A customer brought their truck into South Trail Chrysler for service Tuesday morning and what technicians found was a kitten hiding in the engine compartment. Continue reading
Former Alberta politician on tax strike over unpaid property taxes from oil companies to municipalities
A former member of the Alberta legislature says he won’t pay his provincial taxes until oil patch players pay theirs. Continue reading
Brett Kissel tells ‘The Morning Show’ he never thought he’d ‘blow up in this way’
Canadian country star Brett Kissel’s new single is topping charts in Canada and the United States. Continue reading
Demonstrators rally in support of — and against — Teck’s Frontier mine project
By Doug Vaessen Reporter
Two sides trying to sway public opinion and federal approval of Teck’s Frontier mine will meet at the company’s office in downtown Calgary Wednesday morning. Continue reading
Maintenance group ‘working day and night’ as Ottawa LRT train shortage hits 3rd day
“RTM is working day and night to get more trains back onto tracks and restore full service,” a spokesperson for Rideau Transit Maintenance said. Continue reading
Alberta Energy Regulator lays off staff, says more job cuts coming in February
The government announced in October 2019 that the AER would lose about 22 per cent of its operating budget. Continue reading
Pronghorns finish 3rd among expanded field in first sevens series stop
The U of L Pronghorns women’s rugby team finished third among an expanded field at the first of three Canada West Sevens Series tournaments. Continue reading
Police, family and volunteers continue search for missing Blood Tribe man
By Quinn Campbell Videographer
Blood Tribe member Tyson Shade was reported missing a week ago. Continue reading
Alberta justice minister denies courtroom cuts; sources maintain tissues, water removed
Sources were told anyone in a courtroom would be required to supply their own tissues and there would be a change to how water would be provided. Continue reading
Curling’s Battle of Alberta: Tournament of Hearts slides into Okotoks
By Cami Kepke Reporter
The winning squad will punch their ticket to the 2020 Tournament of Hearts in Moose Jaw- an event where Alberta tends to dominate. Continue reading
Migraine sufferers say big temp changes, like Alberta’s warm-up, can be a trigger
For some people who suffer migraines, drastic weather changes can be a trigger. Continue reading
‘Play is essential to humans’: Lethbridge summit highlights importance of physical learning for children
The Play! Summit held for the first time in Lethbridge on the heels of city council signing a play charter in 2018. Continue reading
Albertans increasingly concerned about personal debt and paying it off
By Tomasia DaSilva Reporter
Albertans are becoming more pessimistic about their financial future in light of growing debt. Continue reading
Former Calgary Flames player who spoke out about racism signs with Czech hockey team
Akim Aliu, the player who helped promote a new discussion about racism and coaching behaviour in hockey, is heading back to the ice. Continue reading
Lethbridge public sector workers protest Alberta government cuts
“For AUPE alone, we’re looking at a full-time equivalence of 5,900 jobs across the province. That’s a huge concern, not only for our members, but for the services provided by our members.” Continue reading
Freezing rain warnings issued for parts of central, eastern Alberta
On Tuesday afternoon, Environment Canada issued a freezing rain warning for a number of areas in central and eastern Alberta. Continue reading
South Dakota board approves Keystone XL pipeline water permits
The South Dakota Water Management Board on Tuesday approved five water permit applications for Keystone XL pipeline construction. Continue reading
Low risk for Albertans to catch coronavirus from China, provincial health officials say
By Julia Wong Digital Broadcast Journalist
The United States confirmed its first case of the virus in Washington State on Tuesday, but Dr. Deena Hinshaw said the risk to Albertans is very low. Continue reading
Some of Alberta’s supervised consumption sites could be moved: Kenney
Premier Jason Kenney says neighbourhoods with consumption sites have seen an increase in crime and property damage. Continue reading
Young Stars Classic, featuring NHL rookies and hopefuls, returning to South Okanagan
The four-team tournament will feature Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton and Winnipeg. Continue reading
Gondola proposed from Banff townsite to Mount Norquay denied by Parks Canada
Parks Canada has rejected a proposed gondola to take skiers and hikers from Banff townsite to the summit at the Mount Norquay ski resort. Continue reading
$50K bounty for suspect in fatal Edmonton bar shooting wanted on Canada-wide warrants
A $50,000 bounty has been issued for Amin Yussuf, 29, who is accused of killing one man and injuring two others at a hookah bar in Edmonton’s Whyte Avenue area. Continue reading
How to turn your kids’ smartphone time into marketable skills for the future
By Laurel Gregory Reporter
“HR Mom” Melissa Griffin is encouraging parents to challenge their children to use their smartphones to create and contribute, rather than for simply texting or using social media. Continue reading
Police say alcohol might have contributed to fatal crash near Revelstoke
By Megan Turcato North Okanagan Video Journalist
An Alberta driver is dead after being involved in two collision on the Trans-Canada Highway. Continue reading
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