Federal Conservatives argue Energy East would prevent dependence on Saudi oil
1 dead, 2 taken to hospital in crash near Priddis
Canadian Taxpayers Federation endorses Sweden’s bid to host 2026 Olympics
Canada Post’s rotating strikes: Everything you need to know about it
‘Absolutely amazing’: Calgary volunteers prepare Field of Crosses for Remembrance Day
Canada’s first veterans village of tiny homes goes into production
Pedestrian dies in downtown Calgary vehicle collision
Police said the driver remained at the scene, adding that the intersection would be shut down. Continue reading
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley proposes Ottawa get into crude-by-rail business
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley is proposing Ottawa get into the crude-by-rail business — at least temporarily — so that producers in her province can get a better price for their oil. Continue reading
Stampede 365: Empowering Calgary youth year-round and beyond
By Deb Matejicka Community Reporter
“I’ve been thinking a lot about what The Young Canadians gave me and I think what it did was plant seeds for believing in myself.” Continue reading
Warning sign put on rural Calgary-area road where teen died in crash
By Lisa MacGregor Sports Reporter and Anchor
As one family struggles with an unbearable loss of a son, another teen is recovering in hospital. Family and friends were left heartbroken after a horrific crash on a rural road near Calgary last week. Continue reading
Calgary police seeking suspects after stabbing, forceful confinement in Montgomery
Calgary police are looking for a trio of suspects in connection with a stabbing and forceful confinement in northwest Calgary. Continue reading
Online maps highlight impact of climate change on Canada’s boreal forests
New online maps let viewers zero in on how climate change will affect their part of Canada’s boreal forest. Continue reading
Calgary police seek alleged victim of ‘possible hate-motivated assault’
On Oct. 6 at around 4:30 p.m., police said they received a report of an assault on a southbound CTrain near Rundle Station. Continue reading
Woman found after alleged Red Deer kidnapping; 2 men charged
A woman was allegedly kidnapped in Red Deer last week, resulting in two men being arrested and charged. Continue reading
Community rallies for Alberta teen in desperate need of living liver donor
Noah Orchard, 18, has cystic fibrosis and Type 1 Diabetes, and a recent complication sent him to the hospital. Continue reading
Nunavut politician to ask legislature to consider civilian RCMP oversight
Nunavut politician Adam Arreak Lightstone wants the territory to review how it investigates violence complaints against the RCMP in light of recently released documents and videos. Continue reading
UPDATED: Stunt-rapper dies after falling from airplane while wing walking near Westwold
The person was reportedly wing walking near Westwold, B.C., around 4:30 p.m. when the plane lost control and he fell off the wing, RCMP said. T Continue reading
Gaudreau, Hathaway score twice as Calgary Flames top New York Rangers 4-1
The Flames had lost on their last six visits to Madison Square Garden, but their speed and opportunistic play was superior to the Rangers on Sunday. Continue reading
Derek Fildebrandt becomes leader of new Freedom Conservative Party in Alberta
“We will give Albertans a clear choice that is neither the big government NDP or the old establishment Tories, but is, instead, dedicated to a free and autonomous Alberta, within Canada, that will build a new Alberta Advantage for the 21st century.” Continue reading
Photographer captures monkey recreating iconic ‘Lion King’ scene with baby
It’s the circle of life. Continue reading
3 earthquakes measuring between 6.5- and 6.8-magnitude hit off Vancouver Island
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
The earthquake’s location was pegged at 208 kilometres west-southwest of Port Alice, and 478 kilometres west of Vancouver. Continue reading
Chris Hemsworth picks up U.S. hitchhiker in Australia, gives him a lift in helicopter
Aussie actor Chris Hemsworth and his buddy Luke Zocchi picked up an American hitchhiker in Brisbane and proceeded to give the wayward tourist a lift – in a helicopter. Continue reading
Canada Post union workers to begin rotating nationwide strikes Monday morning
The Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) announced Sunday that it will begin rotating strikes on Monday morning at 12:01 a.m. in Victoria, Edmonton and Windsor, and at 1:01 a.m. in Halifax. Continue reading
Canada Post’s rotating strikes: Everything you need to know about it
The Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) has begun a series of rotating strikes in four cities after negotiators failed to reach a last-minute deal Sunday evening. Continue reading
Pedestrian dies in downtown Calgary vehicle collision
Police said the driver remained at the scene, adding that the intersection would be shut down. Continue reading
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley proposes Ottawa get into crude-by-rail business
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley is proposing Ottawa get into the crude-by-rail business — at least temporarily — so that producers in her province can get a better price for their oil. Continue reading
Stampede 365: Empowering Calgary youth year-round and beyond
By Deb Matejicka Community Reporter
“I’ve been thinking a lot about what The Young Canadians gave me and I think what it did was plant seeds for believing in myself.” Continue reading
Warning sign put on rural Calgary-area road where teen died in crash
By Lisa MacGregor Sports Reporter and Anchor
As one family struggles with an unbearable loss of a son, another teen is recovering in hospital. Family and friends were left heartbroken after a horrific crash on a rural road near Calgary last week. Continue reading
Calgary police seeking suspects after stabbing, forceful confinement in Montgomery
Calgary police are looking for a trio of suspects in connection with a stabbing and forceful confinement in northwest Calgary. Continue reading
Online maps highlight impact of climate change on Canada’s boreal forests
New online maps let viewers zero in on how climate change will affect their part of Canada’s boreal forest. Continue reading
Calgary homeowners suspect hackers attempted garage break-in
By Jill Croteau Reporter
“I thought it would be good for general public to know about it and be more vigilant.” Continue reading
Canada’s first veterans village of tiny homes goes into production
By Sarah Offin Reporter
Calgary’s Homes for Heroes Foundation is moving forward on a project to offer affordable housing to homeless veterans in a unique community. Continue reading
Calgary police seek alleged victim of ‘possible hate-motivated assault’
On Oct. 6 at around 4:30 p.m., police said they received a report of an assault on a southbound CTrain near Rundle Station. Continue reading
1 dead, 2 taken to hospital in crash near Priddis
A dump truck towing a trailer was travelling east to Priddis from Bragg Creek when it collided with a small car. Investigators believe the car then collided with a maintenance vehicle. Continue reading
‘Absolutely amazing’: Calgary volunteers prepare Field of Crosses for Remembrance Day
By Gil Tucker Reporter
About 3,400 crosses will be out along Calgary’s Memorial Drive from Nov. 1 to 11, honouring southern Albertans who died serving the military. Continue reading
Federal Conservatives argue Energy East would prevent dependence on Saudi oil
The federal Conservatives are invoking the risk of dependence on oil from countries like Saudi Arabia as an argument to revive the Energy East pipeline, even though the pipeline was intended to carry oil almost entirely for export. Continue reading
Woman found after alleged Red Deer kidnapping; 2 men charged
A woman was allegedly kidnapped in Red Deer last week, resulting in two men being arrested and charged. Continue reading
Canada Post’s rotating strikes: Everything you need to know about it
The Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) has begun a series of rotating strikes in four cities after negotiators failed to reach a last-minute deal Sunday evening. Continue reading
Community rallies for Alberta teen in desperate need of living liver donor
Noah Orchard, 18, has cystic fibrosis and Type 1 Diabetes, and a recent complication sent him to the hospital. Continue reading
Canadian Taxpayers Federation endorses Sweden’s bid to host 2026 Olympics
By Doug Vaessen Reporter
The taxpayers’ group said its city of choice is one that has a model requiring business funds rather than leaving taxpayers on the hook for billions of dollars. Continue reading
Nunavut politician to ask legislature to consider civilian RCMP oversight
Nunavut politician Adam Arreak Lightstone wants the territory to review how it investigates violence complaints against the RCMP in light of recently released documents and videos. Continue reading
UPDATED: Stunt-rapper dies after falling from airplane while wing walking near Westwold
The person was reportedly wing walking near Westwold, B.C., around 4:30 p.m. when the plane lost control and he fell off the wing, RCMP said. T Continue reading
Gaudreau, Hathaway score twice as Calgary Flames top New York Rangers 4-1
The Flames had lost on their last six visits to Madison Square Garden, but their speed and opportunistic play was superior to the Rangers on Sunday. Continue reading
Derek Fildebrandt becomes leader of new Freedom Conservative Party in Alberta
“We will give Albertans a clear choice that is neither the big government NDP or the old establishment Tories, but is, instead, dedicated to a free and autonomous Alberta, within Canada, that will build a new Alberta Advantage for the 21st century.” Continue reading
New pharmacy regulations mean more options for Alberta families to get flu shot
By Lauren Pullen Digital Journalist
“All our patients are really happy they don’t need to wait longer in lines and they can just walk in anytime.” Continue reading
Southern Alberta animal sanctuary struggles to feed rescue horses amid hay shortages
By Carolyn Kury de Castillo Reporter
“The farmer said it wouldn’t have been worth the gas to try and harvest what grew in his area. So he didn’t make any bales.” Continue reading
Crews battle blaze at Rocky’s Sausage Haus in Calgary
Crews were called to Rocky’s Sausage Haus at 4 Street N.E. and 1 Avenue N.E. at around 2 p.m. Continue reading
Alberta Ballet retells ‘The Sleeping Beauty’ through Western Canadian lens
“By creating our own, we’re creating a real piece of Alberta Ballet to move forward into the future with and it’s really exciting.” Continue reading
AGLC has plan to continue Alberta cannabis delivery in event of Canada Post strike
Since Alberta doesn’t rely on Canada Post alone for online cannabis deliveries, consumers will still receive their orders – though possibly delayed slightly – in the event of a strike. Continue reading
