Calgary mayor asks integrity commissioner to investigate Olympic bid costs leak
Calgary City Council votes to move forward with study of residential speed limit reduction
Multiple parties step forward after sudden closure of Calgary Veteran’s Food Bank
Marijua–nah, say Calgary universities to smoking pot on campus
TransCanada plans to start construction of Keystone XL pipeline in 2019
Calgary-based bottle collection app promises users will save time and money
Edmonton public schools to review its ‘books to weed out’ list due to concerns
Edmonton Public Schools says it’s taking down its book review site after a leading Indigenous author questioned why some of his graphic novels were on a not-recommended list. Continue reading
2019 Calgary Stampede Queen, Princesses crowned
In the competition, the three women demonstrated their horsemanship and public speaking skills. Continue reading
Photographer captures rare quintuple rainbow over Jersey Shore
A photographer captured stunning images of a rare “quintuple” rainbow arcing over Jersey Shore, N.J., late last week. Continue reading
Police respond to shots fired in northeast Calgary
Police have the area contained as they investigate. Continue reading
OPEC meeting with allies ends with agreement to not further increase oil production
A meeting of OPEC and its allies ended without any decision to further increase oil output despite U.S. President Donald Trump’s call for lower prices. Continue reading
Tories to force Liberals to vote on revoking veterans’ benefits to convicted killer Chris Garnier
It remains to be seen whether any members of the government will break ranks and call on the minister to act. Continue reading
Bellegarde says Trans Mountain pipeline expansion may go forward if shipping terminal is moved
The national chief of the Assembly of First Nations says the federal government would find it easier to get the Trans Mountain pipeline built if it moves the route and the marine shipping terminal to avoid Indigenous communities that oppose the project. Continue reading
Washington calls on Canada to improve spill plan for U.S. spur of Trans Mountain pipeline project
Washington’s Department of Ecology wants the Canadian government to fix what it calls “deficiencies in critical areas” of its spill response plan for a spur of the Trans Mountain pipeline that runs through the state. Continue reading
Zeeko Zaki on co-leading explosive new TV series ‘FBI’
‘FBI’ starts off with a bang and doesn’t let up from there. Continue reading
‘We bless this stuffy’: Stuffed animals join parade of pets at Calgary church
By Gil Tucker Reporter
Stuffed animals are now welcome at Calgary’s annual Blessing of the Animals. Continue reading
New details surface about naked kidnapping south of Edmonton
A court document has provided more details in a bizarre naked kidnapping case that happened last year south of Edmonton, but some questions remain. Continue reading
Fyre Festival founder says he committed fraud because of mental illness: lawyer
A lawyer says mental illness caused the promoter of a failed music festival to rip off investors and commit other crimes. Continue reading
Jason Kenney denies sowing confusion on trip to India
Alberta Opposition Leader Jason Kenney says he didn’t sow confusion on his recent trade trip to India, and says the contacts he renewed there can only help the province. Continue reading
To get Trans Mountain built, Andrew Scheer says he would invoke constitutional powers, ban foreign funds
Here is how the Conservative leader described his plan to get the pipeline built in a press conference on Monday. Continue reading
Trudeau says his focus during U.S. trade talks is ‘not escalating’
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau offered some insight into Canada’s approach to trade talks during an armchair discussion at the UN General Assembly in New York. Continue reading
PCs win most seats in N.B. election, Liberals vow to maintain power
Blaine Higgs and the Progressive Conservatives have won the most seats in the New Brunswick election. Continue reading
To get Trans Mountain built, Andrew Scheer says he would invoke constitutional powers, ban foreign funds
Here is how the Conservative leader described his plan to get the pipeline built in a press conference on Monday. Continue reading
New Brunswick election results 2018: Riding-by-riding poll results
New Brunswick’s Liberals and Progressive Conservatives were locked in a neck-and-neck race as the ballots were counted at the conclusion of an election campaign that appeared to be a referendum on Liberal Leader Brian Gallant’s reputation as a big-spending premier. Continue reading
Multiple parties step forward after sudden closure of Calgary Veteran’s Food Bank
By Jill Croteau Reporter
Following an abrupt early closure of the Veteran’s Food Bank in Calgary, more groups are offering to help. Continue reading
Quebec man receives over 11 years in U.S. prison for conspiring to smuggle weed in New York
He conspired to smuggle thousands of pounds of marijuana into the U.S. through the Akwesasne Mohawk Indian Reservation. Continue reading
Edmonton public schools to review its ‘books to weed out’ list due to concerns
Edmonton Public Schools says it’s taking down its book review site after a leading Indigenous author questioned why some of his graphic novels were on a not-recommended list. Continue reading
ASIRT investigating dramatic police pursuit, shooting in Calgary’s northeast
“No one is believed to have been injured as a result of the shooting,” police said in a news release Tuesday. Continue reading
2019 Calgary Stampede Queen, Princesses crowned
In the competition, the three women demonstrated their horsemanship and public speaking skills. Continue reading
Police respond to shots fired in northeast Calgary
Police have the area contained as they investigate. Continue reading
OPEC meeting with allies ends with agreement to not further increase oil production
A meeting of OPEC and its allies ended without any decision to further increase oil output despite U.S. President Donald Trump’s call for lower prices. Continue reading
Bellegarde says Trans Mountain pipeline expansion may go forward if shipping terminal is moved
The national chief of the Assembly of First Nations says the federal government would find it easier to get the Trans Mountain pipeline built if it moves the route and the marine shipping terminal to avoid Indigenous communities that oppose the project. Continue reading
Washington calls on Canada to improve spill plan for U.S. spur of Trans Mountain pipeline project
Washington’s Department of Ecology wants the Canadian government to fix what it calls “deficiencies in critical areas” of its spill response plan for a spur of the Trans Mountain pipeline that runs through the state. Continue reading
Multiple parties step forward after sudden closure of Calgary Veteran’s Food Bank
By Jill Croteau Reporter
Following an abrupt early closure of the Veteran’s Food Bank in Calgary, more groups are offering to help. Continue reading
Calgary City Council votes to move forward with study of residential speed limit reduction
The neighbouring City of Airdrie has had a speed limit of 30 km/h on residential streets since the early 1980s. Continue reading
TransCanada plans to start construction of Keystone XL pipeline in 2019
The developer of the Keystone XL oil pipeline plans to start construction next year, after a U.S. State Department review ordered by a federal judge concluded that major environmental damage from a leak is unlikely and could quickly be mitigated, a company spokesman said Monday. Continue reading
‘We bless this stuffy’: Stuffed animals join parade of pets at Calgary church
By Gil Tucker Reporter
Stuffed animals are now welcome at Calgary’s annual Blessing of the Animals. Continue reading
New details surface about naked kidnapping south of Edmonton
A court document has provided more details in a bizarre naked kidnapping case that happened last year south of Edmonton, but some questions remain. Continue reading
Jason Kenney denies sowing confusion on trip to India
Alberta Opposition Leader Jason Kenney says he didn’t sow confusion on his recent trade trip to India, and says the contacts he renewed there can only help the province. Continue reading
Marijua–nah, say Calgary universities to smoking pot on campus
Both the University of Calgary and Mount Royal University said Monday they’ll be complying with the city’s recreational cannabis bylaw, which prohibits smoking in public. Continue reading
Calgary-based bottle collection app promises users will save time and money
By Tomasia DaSilva Business Anchor
A Calgary software company has designed an app for bottle and can collection. How it works and how users and charities are cashing in. Continue reading
To get Trans Mountain built, Andrew Scheer says he would invoke constitutional powers, ban foreign funds
Here is how the Conservative leader described his plan to get the pipeline built in a press conference on Monday. Continue reading
How would you react if you found a bear pawing at a window outside your home?
By Sarah Offin Reporter
It’s not a creature you might expect to find peering into your window, but there were at least two similar encounters at Alberta homes over the weekend. Continue reading
Calgary mayor asks integrity commissioner to investigate Olympic bid costs leak
By Aurelio Perri Radio reporter
The mayor said he’d like the investigation to include a forensic audit of each councillors’ business and personal devices. Continue reading
No parole for 25 years for man who killed Calgary mother Dawns Baptiste
The brother of a Calgary woman who was raped and murdered in 2015 says he’ll never forgive her killer. Continue reading
Report finds Canadian firms fall behind in adoption of artificial intelligence
A new report says artificial intelligence deployment has not yet been a “real success” for Canadian companies, in spite of the country’s reputation as an AI hotbed. Continue reading
Man facing charges after truck plows into Red Deer pub
By Kirby Bourne Digital Content Coordinator
Police were called to the Lion’s Den Pub at the Quality Inn shortly before 10 p.m. after a report that a truck had driven between two pillars and through the doorway of the pub. Continue reading
Astokomii Smith crowned 2019 Calgary Stampede First Nations Princess
It marks the first year the role has taken on the new “First Nations” title since officials changed it from “Indian” last year. Continue reading
Cat dead, woman burned in northeast Calgary fire caused by cleaning products
Firefighters responded to the 300 block of Falshire Dr. N.E. just after 1 p.m. Continue reading
Calgary ring road opponents say province not enforcing Weaselhead protection order
By Carolyn Kury de Castillo Reporter
People who are concerned about the southwest portion of the Calgary ring road say the province is not enforcing a Weaselhead protection order. Continue reading
Calgary girl celebrates 7th birthday with tribute to fallen officer
“For my seventh birthday, I would like to dress in a very pretty dress and I would like to take that police officer some flowers.” Continue reading
