Skier killed in Alberta backcountry
Lethbridge family advocates for MMIWG to honour grandmother who was violently killed
No business case for Trans Mountain expansion, says former environment minister
Pediatric doctor cross-examined in retrial of David and Collet Stephan
Only 32% of Canadians think Trudeau deserves re-election as Tories hold lead: Ipsos poll
2 Lethbridge teachers honoured with Blackfoot names
Humboldt Broncos crash survivor Jacob Wassermann finds new love in water skiing
Wassermann has shown so much promise that he is to compete next month as a prospect with Canada’s adaptive water-ski team at the world championships Continue reading
2 killed in northern Alberta house fire believed to be man and child
A woman was airlifted to hospital. Two other people were found dead inside the residence, RCMP said. Continue reading
Victim of La Loche shooting sent to prison, family blames lack of mental-health help
Counsellors were sent to the village after the shooting, but a year later community leaders complained about a lack of continued support. Continue reading
Calgarians rally around vulnerable youth ahead of Neighbour Day
A local pastor and musician is making sure that the city’s vulnerable youth are included ahead of Calgary‘s Neighbour Day. Continue reading
Alberta Liberals forming committee to decide party’s future
By Adam MacVicar Digital Journalist
The Alberta Liberal Party were shut out of the legislature in the 2019 provincial election. Now a committee is being formed to decide the party’s future. Continue reading
Majority of Canadians agree with ‘ongoing genocide’ label for MMIWG: poll
Fifty-three per cent of respondents agreed with the national inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls Continue reading
Alberta RCMP officer found not guilty of dangerous driving causing pedestrian’s death
A Mountie has been found not guilty of dangerous driving causing death of a man near Fort McMurray, Alta. Continue reading
Global Calgary inbox flooded with incredible pics after major thunderstorm
By Jodi Hughes Weather Anchor
Thunderstorm season is upon us, and Albertans celebrated by taking some incredible photos. Continue reading
Feds wins last-ditch reprieve for law which allows prisoner isolation in Canada
Prisoner isolation, declared unconstitutional 18 months ago, will remain legal for now after Canada’s top court granted Ottawa’s urgent request to allow the current law to stay in force for the time being. Continue reading
Retiring pharmacist organizes campaign to get entire Alberta town to stop smoking
By Gil Tucker Reporter
A retiring pharmacist is organizing a campaign to get an entire Alberta town to stop smoking. Continue reading
Funnel clouds possible in southern Alberta on Friday: Environment Canada
Environment Canada issued a weather advisory for parts of southern Alberta on Friday to alert residents that “conditions will be favourable for the development of funnel clouds.” Continue reading
The West Block, Season 8, Episode 41
Watch the full broadcast of The West Block from Sunday, June 16, 2019 with Mercedes Stephenson. Continue reading
Environment bill changes needed to ‘avoid alienating provinces’: Morneau
Finance Minister Bill Morneau penned a letter to six right-leaning premiers on Friday. Continue reading
Alberta’s Jason Kenney tells N.B. he will be ‘relentless’ in fight for Energy East
“I’ve always said that we need multiple pipelines, not just one. One pipeline doesn’t just get us the kind of certainty and diversity of markets that we need for Canadian energy.” Continue reading
Global far right ‘as much of a player’ in disinformation as Russia: expert
“The international right has been as much of a player, I would say, as Kremlin sources,” one expert says. Continue reading
Skier killed in Alberta backcountry
By Jayme Doll Anchor
A 22-year-old man died Saturday after being hit by a loose rock. Continue reading
Some Raptors return to Toronto, others stop in Las Vegas to celebrate victory
There is no word on when the rest of the team is expected to return, but a parade is currently still scheduled for Monday. Continue reading
‘Pretty creepy’: Okanagan man believes he’s captured ‘definitive Ogopogo sighting’ on video
By Shelby Thom South Okanagan Video Journalist
Jim La Rocque believes he witnessed a giant, serpentine creature swimming across the lake with at least seven fins paddling in sync. Continue reading
COMMENTARY: History shows Donald Trump really needs to visit Kingston, Ontario
Donald Trump needs to reset the U.S. relationship with Canada — and history shows a trip to Kingston, Ont., would be a good place to start. Continue reading
There’s a lifestyle penalty for renting in Canada — it doesn’t have to be so
Canada’s deep cultural prejudice against renting has been cemented by decades of housing policies that have made life hard for tenants and landlords. Continue reading
Alberta energy war room must avoid online morass, preaching to choir: experts
Mount Royal University political scientist David Taras says the war room, by its very nature, is set up for conflict and that creates pitfalls. Continue reading
Humboldt Broncos crash survivor Jacob Wassermann finds new love in water skiing
Wassermann has shown so much promise that he is to compete next month as a prospect with Canada’s adaptive water-ski team at the world championships Continue reading
Skier killed in Alberta backcountry
By Jayme Doll Anchor
A 22-year-old man died Saturday after being hit by a loose rock. Continue reading
Lethbridge family advocates for MMIWG to honour grandmother who was violently killed
By Chris Chacon Videographer
March 6, 1999, is a day Kaily Bird will never forget; it’s the day her mother Gloria Black Plum was taken from her. Continue reading
2 killed in northern Alberta house fire believed to be man and child
A woman was airlifted to hospital. Two other people were found dead inside the residence, RCMP said. Continue reading
No business case for Trans Mountain expansion, says former environment minister
David Anderson sent letters to six members of Trudeau’s cabinet this week asking them to dismiss the pipeline proposal. Continue reading
Calgarians rally around vulnerable youth ahead of Neighbour Day
A local pastor and musician is making sure that the city’s vulnerable youth are included ahead of Calgary‘s Neighbour Day. Continue reading
Alberta Liberals forming committee to decide party’s future
By Adam MacVicar Digital Journalist
The Alberta Liberal Party were shut out of the legislature in the 2019 provincial election. Now a committee is being formed to decide the party’s future. Continue reading
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Pediatric doctor cross-examined in retrial of David and Collet Stephan
The retrial of David and Collet Stephan has reached the end of its second week. Continue reading
Alberta RCMP officer found not guilty of dangerous driving causing pedestrian’s death
A Mountie has been found not guilty of dangerous driving causing death of a man near Fort McMurray, Alta. Continue reading
Global Calgary inbox flooded with incredible pics after major thunderstorm
By Jodi Hughes Weather Anchor
Thunderstorm season is upon us, and Albertans celebrated by taking some incredible photos. Continue reading
Retiring pharmacist organizes campaign to get entire Alberta town to stop smoking
By Gil Tucker Reporter
A retiring pharmacist is organizing a campaign to get an entire Alberta town to stop smoking. Continue reading
Funnel clouds possible in southern Alberta on Friday: Environment Canada
Environment Canada issued a weather advisory for parts of southern Alberta on Friday to alert residents that “conditions will be favourable for the development of funnel clouds.” Continue reading
Environment bill changes needed to ‘avoid alienating provinces’: Morneau
Finance Minister Bill Morneau penned a letter to six right-leaning premiers on Friday. Continue reading
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2 Lethbridge teachers honoured with Blackfoot names
By Quinn Campbell Videographer
Tammie Kendall and Delores Dante have been given their own Blackfoot names in honour of their dedication and passion for teaching. Continue reading
Alberta’s Jason Kenney tells N.B. he will be ‘relentless’ in fight for Energy East
“I’ve always said that we need multiple pipelines, not just one. One pipeline doesn’t just get us the kind of certainty and diversity of markets that we need for Canadian energy.” Continue reading
UPDATE: 1 dead after vehicle crushed by semi on Highway 97 in West Kelowna
By Doris Maria Bregolisse Anchor/Reporter
The taxi was pushed 100 metres down the highway before both vehicles came to a stop. Continue reading
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Bankrupt business out of B.C. causes vacation nightmare for Lethbridge family
By Chris Chacon Videographer
A southern Alberta family is devastated to find out that they aren’t getting a penny back from money they spent on an upcoming vacation. Continue reading
RCMP officer making a difference on the Piikani Nation with youth rodeo program
An RCMP officer on the Piikani Nation is changing the lives of Indigenous youth with rodeo for the seventh straight year. Continue reading
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Pediatric doctor takes stand in retrial of David and Collet Stephan
By Quinn Campbell Videographer
Another medical professional is taking the stand Thursday in the retrial of David and Collet Stephan. Continue reading
Alberta companies making a go of it despite sluggish oil and gas outlook
By Tomasia DaSilva Reporter
A new forecast from the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers showing sluggish growth and energy investment isn’t deterring some Alberta energy companies from continuing to try and make a go of it. Continue reading
Calgary woman was clocked doing 224 km/h on her motorcycle: RCMP
By Jodi Hughes Weather Anchor
RCMP say a Calgary motorcyclist was caught driving more than double the posted speed limit on a rural highway. Continue reading
Alberta finance minister tables bill to alter union deals, unions call it ‘significant betrayal’
The leaders of Alberta’s public sector unions promised Thursday to fight back after the province introduced a bill to strip away some bargaining rights from an estimated 200,000 workers. Continue reading
UN says Canada’s plan to rescue Wood Buffalo National Park needs ‘considerably more effort’
The status of Canada’s largest park as a world heritage site remains wobbly after a United Nations body expressed grave doubts about a federal plan to rescue it. Continue reading
Woman with ties to Quebec facing human trafficking charges in Saskatoon
A 23-year-old woman is facing three counts of human trafficking and Saskatoon police are concerned there may be additional victims. Continue reading
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