Questions linger in the aftermath of Kenow wildfire
Rachel Notley attacks Jason Kenney’s position on GSAs, says UCP will hurt working families
‘It’s a catastrophe’: Edmonton’s Liberian community mourns loss of 3 women killed in crash
$60 million Lotto Max winning ticket sold in the Prairies
Canadian beef industry group optimistic about CETA
Women pregnant during Fort McMurray wildfire faced increased stress, depression: study
Crews respond to explosion at southeast Calgary gas station after SUV crashes into pump
By Lisa MacGregor Reporter
Fire crews were called to reports of an explosion and flames at a gas station in southeast Calgary at around 4:30 p.m. on Saturday, according to the Calgary Fire Department. Continue reading
More laid off Calgarians in need of legal help but can’t afford it
By Carolyn Kury de Castillo Reporter
Calgary Legal Guidance (CGL) held a free legal Advice-a-Thon at the City of Calgary Municipal building on Saturday to help out low-income Calgarians. Continue reading
‘He shook my hand!’: Prince Harry meets Trudeau, charms Torontonians as Invictus Games open
Prince Harry and Prime Minister Trudeau exchanged laughs and pleasantries at a downtown Toronto hotel shortly before both were expected to attend the opening ceremony of the Games. Continue reading
2 elections in 1 month for residents west and north of Edmonton
Residents who live just west and north of Edmonton will be voting for politicians at the municipal and federal levels within a week of each other in October. Continue reading
2 facing human trafficking charges after Alberta RCMP investigation
A man and woman are facing human trafficking charges after an investigation bu the RCMP’s Federal Serious and Organized Crime division in Calgary. Continue reading
Trump blasts McCain, pressures senators to support Republican healthcare bill
Trump also criticized Democrats for “laughingly saying that McCain had a ‘moment of courage.'” Continue reading
New study looks to improve emergency health care for youth and young adults in Alberta
By Heather Yourex-West Health Reporter
An alberta research team is currently studying how emergency mental health care is provided as it looks to see where improvements can be made. Continue reading
‘Deserving’ Edmonton mom wins vehicle in contest she didn’t know existed
By David Boushy Reporter
An Edmonton mother was overwhelmed and surprised Friday after learning she’d won a vehicle in a contest she didn’t even know existed. Continue reading
Pope Francis accused of spreading heresy by conservative Catholic theologians
A group of 62 theologians, priests and academics slapped the pope with the first “filial correction” since the 14th century. Continue reading
2 men charged in alleged fatal street racing crash near Okotoks
RCMP have charged two men in a fatal crash north of Okotoks, Alta., in May that killed a 43-year-old man. Continue reading
7 best restaurants in Alberta for wine lovers: OpenTable
Seven eateries throughout Alberta have been named on a list of the 50 best restaurants across Canada for wine lovers. Continue reading
Uber open to concessions on driver benefits, passenger safety to get London license back
“While we haven’t been asked to make any changes, we’d like to know what we can do,” said Uber’s general manager in London. Continue reading
2 charged in Lethbridge drug bust involving prescription narcotics
By Liam Nixon Anchor/News Manager
One man was arrested near Galt Gardens, after police witnessed multiple drug transactions on Thursday. Continue reading
Albertans can no longer collect points at the pharmacy: Court decision
By Kirby Bourne Digital Content Coordinator
Customers filling prescriptions won’t be able collect reward points anymore after the Alberta College of Pharmacists (ACP) won in the Alberta Court of Appeal on Friday. Continue reading
Feds’ tax proposal unfairly casts business people in a bad light: Chamber of Commerce
Business leaders say Finance Minister Bill Morneau has justified the government’s business tax proposal by insinuating that businesses have been taking advantage of tax loopholes. Continue reading
$60 million Lotto Max winning ticket sold in the Prairies
A ticket purchased in the Prairies claimed Friday night’s colossal $60 million Lotto Max jackpot. Continue reading
Third earthquake hits Mexico in September, this time of magnitude 6.8
The U.S. Geological Survey says the new earthquake to strike Mexico had a magnitude of 6.2 and was centred in the southern state of Oaxaca. Continue reading
London acid attack leaves 6 people injured
A group of males are suspected of spraying a noxious substance near a shopping centre. Continue reading
8 questions you should always ask your doctor
You may be seeing a family doctor, a specialist or a physician at a walk-in clinic. Are you asking the right questions when you’re heading into your appointment? Continue reading
Colorado’s ‘Mad Pooper’ still at large as police, Charmin implore her to turn herself in
The unidentified woman has been leaving unwelcome packages in front of a Colorado family’s house for nearly two months. Continue reading
‘It’s a catastrophe’: Edmonton’s Liberian community mourns loss of 3 women killed in crash
A day after a horrific crash near the Alberta-Saskatchewan border killed three women and sent a fourth to hospital, a spokesperson for Edmonton’s Liberian community has identified them and calls the loss “devastating.” Continue reading
Crews respond to explosion at southeast Calgary gas station after SUV crashes into pump
By Lisa MacGregor Reporter
Fire crews were called to reports of an explosion and flames at a gas station in southeast Calgary at around 4:30 p.m. on Saturday, according to the Calgary Fire Department. Continue reading
More laid off Calgarians in need of legal help but can’t afford it
By Carolyn Kury de Castillo Reporter
Calgary Legal Guidance (CGL) held a free legal Advice-a-Thon at the City of Calgary Municipal building on Saturday to help out low-income Calgarians. Continue reading
Women pregnant during Fort McMurray wildfire faced increased stress, depression: study
By Julia Wong Digital Broadcast Journalist
Preliminary findings on research looking into pregnant women during the Fort McMurray wildfire evacuation shows those women suffered higher levels of stress and depression than those who endured other natural disasters. Continue reading
Rachel Notley attacks Jason Kenney’s position on GSAs, says UCP will hurt working families
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says the opposition United Conservatives are determined to wreak havoc on working families and bring harm to gay children. Continue reading
Canadian beef industry group optimistic about CETA
By Cassandra Jodoin Radio Anchor/Reporter
The Canada-European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade agreement with Europe came into effect Thursday, and with it some changes for beef producers in our country. Continue reading
$60 million Lotto Max winning ticket sold in the Prairies
A ticket purchased in the Prairies claimed Friday night’s colossal $60 million Lotto Max jackpot. Continue reading
Questions linger in the aftermath of Kenow wildfire
By Katelyn Wilson
Questions still remain in the wake of Waterton’s Kenow wildfire. Why did the fire spread so quickly and why were neighbouring residents given little time to evacuate? Continue reading
2 elections in 1 month for residents west and north of Edmonton
Residents who live just west and north of Edmonton will be voting for politicians at the municipal and federal levels within a week of each other in October. Continue reading
2 facing human trafficking charges after Alberta RCMP investigation
A man and woman are facing human trafficking charges after an investigation bu the RCMP’s Federal Serious and Organized Crime division in Calgary. Continue reading
New study looks to improve emergency health care for youth and young adults in Alberta
By Heather Yourex-West Health Reporter
An alberta research team is currently studying how emergency mental health care is provided as it looks to see where improvements can be made. Continue reading
‘Deserving’ Edmonton mom wins vehicle in contest she didn’t know existed
By David Boushy Reporter
An Edmonton mother was overwhelmed and surprised Friday after learning she’d won a vehicle in a contest she didn’t even know existed. Continue reading
2 men charged in alleged fatal street racing crash near Okotoks
RCMP have charged two men in a fatal crash north of Okotoks, Alta., in May that killed a 43-year-old man. Continue reading
7 best restaurants in Alberta for wine lovers: OpenTable
Seven eateries throughout Alberta have been named on a list of the 50 best restaurants across Canada for wine lovers. Continue reading
2 charged in Lethbridge drug bust involving prescription narcotics
By Liam Nixon Anchor/News Manager
One man was arrested near Galt Gardens, after police witnessed multiple drug transactions on Thursday. Continue reading
Albertans can no longer collect points at the pharmacy: Court decision
By Kirby Bourne Digital Content Coordinator
Customers filling prescriptions won’t be able collect reward points anymore after the Alberta College of Pharmacists (ACP) won in the Alberta Court of Appeal on Friday. Continue reading
Alberta man fined $13,000 for killing grizzly bear
An Alberta man charged with killing a collared grizzly bear that was being tracked for research will pay nearly $13,000 in fines. Continue reading
Lethbridge Hurricanes ready to roll on new season: ‘I think we can be special’
By Matt Battochio Videographer
After five meaningless pre-season games, the Lethbridge Hurricanes finally get to play in a game that counts Friday night. Continue reading
Sunshine Village visitors can park on access road after courts set aside Parks Canada ban
Sunshine Village has won a legal battle with Parks Canada over whether patrons could park their vehicles on the access road leading to the mountain resort. Continue reading
Should more women be running for office in Lethbridge?
By Joe Scarpelli Video Journalist
One potential voter thinks having more women on Lethbridge City Council would bode well for the future. Continue reading
Family of former Calgarian kidnapped, murdered in the Philippines demands answers from federal government
By Jill Croteau Reporter
Former Calgarian Robert Hall and fellow Canadian John Ridsdel were kidnapped in the middle of the night by extremists in the Philippines. The pair was held captive for months then ruthlessly murdered. Continue reading
Mom fail and parenting in the age of social media
By Laurel Gregory Reporter
Disheartened by the judgemental tone in some of the discussions on her community mom’s Facebook group, Alberta mom Joelle Weisbeck recently decided to shift the conversation. Continue reading
Employee charged after Bowden Institution inmate escaped in 2015
By Kirby Bourne Digital Content Coordinator
An employee has been charged after a 19-month investigation into the escape of a Bowden Institution inmate in 2015. Continue reading
WestJet breaks ground on hangar to accommodate new Dreamliner 787 jet
WestJet says only one Dreamliner at a time will fit into the hangar at the Calgary International Airport, although it will be big enough to hold four Boeing 737s. Continue reading
Alberta not likely to follow through with spear hunt ban until fall 2018
Alberta does not expect to make good on a promise to ban what it has called the archaic practice of spear-hunting until at least next fall as it considers rule changes that could include prohibiting other methods of taking big game. Continue reading
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