The Belvedere to close its doors on Calgary’s Stephen Avenue
ASIRT investigates fatal officer-involved shooting in Gleichen
Calgary police officer charged with unlawfully pointing gun at driver 1 year after traffic stop
Calgary schools 1st to get toolkit to help recognize, report child abuse
Blind dining restaurant ‘Dark Table’ hires only visually impaired servers
Danielle Smith: Morneau makes the right decision two years too late
Mark Stephen: No such thing as ‘just another game’
With the broadcast rights extension involving the Calgary Stampeders, Corus Radio and Global Calgary, there will be many more opportunities to be in the booth. Continue reading
Carolina Hurricanes hold on to beat the Calgary Flames
Flames lose 2-1 to Hurricanes Continue reading
In Ontario, black inmates spend more time awaiting trial than white inmates
Black inmates spent longer behind bars awaiting trial than white people charged with many of the same categories of crimes in each of the past five years. Continue reading
‘Our hearts are broken’: Family of Alberta firefighter killed battling wildfire
James Hargrave, a firefighter who died battling wildfires near Hilda, was a proud volunteer firefighter and rancher but nothing eclipsed his love for his family. Continue reading
Health ministers looking at electronic database to fight opioid crisis
Canada’s health ministers are looking at ways of working together, including an electronic prescription database, to fight the growing crisis in opioid addictions. Continue reading
Michael Pitfield, former Senator and Pierre Trudeau ally, dies at 80
Pitfield was a former Senator and clerk of the Privy Council. Continue reading
Beloved father, maintenance instructor ID’d as one of 3 dead following Fernie ammonia leak
He was director of leisure services at the Fernie Memorial Arena. Continue reading
Edmonton Const. Mike Chernyk back at work 18 days after terror attack
The Edmonton police officer who was struck by a vehicle and stabbed several times outside the football stadium on Sept. 30 is back on the job. Continue reading
Dolphins could’ve become planet’s dominant species if they had hands: study
The study found dolphins’ brains grew larger to accommodate the complex demands of their societies. Continue reading
Man dead after RCMP shoot stolen vehicle suspect in central Alberta
The man who was shot died after being airlifted to hospital in critical condition. Continue reading
Arrest warrant issued in Calmar gas station armed robbery
By Kirby Bourne Digital Content Coordinator
A province-wide arrest warrant has been issued for an Alberta man after an armed robbery at a Calmar gas station Sunday evening. Continue reading
Carjack-o-lantern: Luxury car owners poach Richmond, B.C. pumpkin farmer’s crop
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
One farmer has gone out of pocket and spent $1,600 to erect a fence to keep the pumpkin pilferers at bay. Continue reading
News Talk 770, Global Calgary reach 5-year broadcasting partnership with Calgary Stampeders
Calgary football fans will be able to get outstanding, one of a kind Calgary Stampeders coverage on News Talk 770 and Global Calgary for the next five years. Continue reading
Commentary: How terrorists use propaganda to recruit lone wolves
A pleasant September night in Edmonton came to a tragic halt when five people, including a policeman, were injured following a terrorist attack that played out across the city. Continue reading
Facebook Canada unveils plan to fight fake news, hacking in lead-up to 2019 election
Facebook has come under scrutiny over the use of its platform to display fake news stories and advertisements designed to influence the 2016 U.S. presidential election. Continue reading
Finance Minister Bill Morneau has been getting at least $65K a month from firm he regulates
By David Akin Chief Political Correspondent
Morneau holds his shares in Morneau Shepell Inc., (MSI) through an Alberta numbered company. Continue reading
Carjack-o-lantern: Luxury car owners poach Richmond, B.C. pumpkin farmer’s crop
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
One farmer has gone out of pocket and spent $1,600 to erect a fence to keep the pumpkin pilferers at bay. Continue reading
Beloved father, maintenance instructor ID’d as one of 3 dead following Fernie ammonia leak
He was director of leisure services at the Fernie Memorial Arena. Continue reading
CIA fires bomb-sniffing puppy, who just didn’t care for the job
Lulu’s departure from the prestigious job was announced in a “Pupdate” by the agency Wednesday. Continue reading
Shocking verbal tirade against Vancouver police officer posted online
By Amy Judd Online News Producer
A shocking verbal tirade against a Vancouver police officer was posting online recently and is now making the rounds on social media. Continue reading
Mark Stephen: No such thing as ‘just another game’
With the broadcast rights extension involving the Calgary Stampeders, Corus Radio and Global Calgary, there will be many more opportunities to be in the booth. Continue reading
Carolina Hurricanes hold on to beat the Calgary Flames
Flames lose 2-1 to Hurricanes Continue reading
‘Our hearts are broken’: Family of Alberta firefighter killed battling wildfire
James Hargrave, a firefighter who died battling wildfires near Hilda, was a proud volunteer firefighter and rancher but nothing eclipsed his love for his family. Continue reading
Carseland resident recalls watching house go up in flames in Alberta fire
By Christa Dao Reporter
No one was injured in the blaze but the Browns lost their four family dogs. Continue reading
Health ministers looking at electronic database to fight opioid crisis
Canada’s health ministers are looking at ways of working together, including an electronic prescription database, to fight the growing crisis in opioid addictions. Continue reading
Beloved father, maintenance instructor ID’d as one of 3 dead following Fernie ammonia leak
He was director of leisure services at the Fernie Memorial Arena. Continue reading
Calgary schools 1st to get toolkit to help recognize, report child abuse
The chief superintendent of the Calgary Catholic School Board said it is sometimes difficult for a teacher to bring suspicions forward. Continue reading
Edmonton Const. Mike Chernyk back at work 18 days after terror attack
The Edmonton police officer who was struck by a vehicle and stabbed several times outside the football stadium on Sept. 30 is back on the job. Continue reading
Danielle Smith: Morneau makes the right decision two years too late
Bill Morneau can try to dress it up any way he likes, but his conflict of interest is a conflict of interest, and there is no way to tart it up to look like anything else. Continue reading
Man dead after RCMP shoot stolen vehicle suspect in central Alberta
The man who was shot died after being airlifted to hospital in critical condition. Continue reading
Arrest warrant issued in Calmar gas station armed robbery
By Kirby Bourne Digital Content Coordinator
A province-wide arrest warrant has been issued for an Alberta man after an armed robbery at a Calmar gas station Sunday evening. Continue reading
News Talk 770, Global Calgary reach 5-year broadcasting partnership with Calgary Stampeders
Calgary football fans will be able to get outstanding, one of a kind Calgary Stampeders coverage on News Talk 770 and Global Calgary for the next five years. Continue reading
The Belvedere to close its doors on Calgary’s Stephen Avenue
By Tomasia DaSilva Business Anchor
A Calgary restaurant is closing its doors, thanks in part to the faltering economy and rising costs. Continue reading
Commentary: How terrorists use propaganda to recruit lone wolves
A pleasant September night in Edmonton came to a tragic halt when five people, including a policeman, were injured following a terrorist attack that played out across the city. Continue reading
Private health access would ease growing Alberta wait times: health advocate
UCP has released AHS reports that show health care wait times are still growing. Continue reading
Blind dining restaurant ‘Dark Table’ hires only visually impaired servers
From the time you’re seated until your server shows up with the bill, your entire meal at Dark Table is eaten in the dark. Continue reading
No outdoor fires for residents in southeastern Alberta municipality
A fire ban was issued Thursday morning for a municipality in southeastern Alberta. Continue reading
Calgary police officer charged with unlawfully pointing gun at driver 1 year after traffic stop
Const. Adam Massart, who has six years of service with the Calgary police, has been charged with one count of unlawfully pointing a firearm. Continue reading
Calgary police searching for suspect who grabbed 13-year-old girl
Calgary police hope the public can help them identify a man who grabbed a 13-year-old girl as she was walking to school in West Springs. Continue reading
Alberta wildfires 2017: Officials release cause of Sharp Hill fire
The City of Airdrie says improper disposal of smoking material likely caused a quick-moving wildfire that forced the evacuation of the Sharp Hill community on Tuesday. Continue reading
Calgary Zoo hatches 50 endangered greater sage grouse birds
The Calgary Zoo says it has successfully hatched several dozen greater sage grouse in an effort to bolster the endangered prairie bird’s population. Continue reading
Edmonton and Calgary getting additional seats in Alberta legislature
By Scott Johnston Reporter
Edmonton is getting an additional seat in the Alberta legislature, thanks to population shifts. Continue reading
Morinville man facing child luring, child pornography charges
By Kirby Bourne Digital Content Coordinator
A 54-year-old Morinville, Alta. man has been arrested and charged after allegedly posing as a teen on social media and exchanging child pornography. Continue reading
Dave Rowe: Daring to dream of an all-Canadian QB matchup
By Dave Rowe Radio sports anchor
The CFL has made progress in the effort to help grow homegrown quarterbacks Continue reading
Alberta wildfires 2017: Crowsnest Pass cancels evacuation order; wildfire being held
Evacuation orders in Crowsnest Pass put in place following a wildfire that sparked on Tuesday afternoon were dropped on Thursday morning. Continue reading
