Alberta legislation would unplug NDP plan to change electricity power market
Calgary police charge 2 men in fatal hit-and-run collision
Calgary councillors want police compensated for calls outside city
Concrete truck boom pump collapses at Calgary Cancer Centre construction site
Edibles expected to shake up Alberta cannabis market
McDonald’s serves notice to Edmonton burger restaurant over sandwich name
Ryan leads Flames past Red Wings 5-1
Derek Ryan’s first goal of the season was an “ugly” one in his own words, but the end result was not. Continue reading
Some Edmonton-area patients are waiting 7-9 months for CT scans
By Su-Ling Goh Health Reporter
Edmonton-area patients are waiting until spring or summer for CT scans. According to Alberta Health, there has been no funding cut. Continue reading
Commuter plane crash reported in Alaska Bering Sea community
The plane was carrying members of a high school swimming team from Cordova. Continue reading
1 man in custody after Alberta RCMP vehicle intentionally rammed
By Christa Dao Digital Journalist
According to police, the marked cruiser was intentionally rammed by a burgundy Ford F-250 pickup truck at a No Frills parking lot at around 5 p.m. Continue reading
Uber investigating after Toronto woman left stranded ‘in middle of nowhere’ during Calgary snowstorm
Lorena Sanchez said she was stranded on a nearly empty Calgary street in a snowstorm after an Uber driver kicked her out of the car, insisting she’d reached her destination. Continue reading
Turkey has agreed to a ceasefire in Syria, but key questions remain unanswered
The deal calls for a five-day pause in fighting between Turkish and Kurdish fighters and puts at least a temporary halt to the battle along the Syrian border. Continue reading
The Mustard Seed helps man find community, home in Calgary
By Deb Matejicka Community Reporter
“He came in really caring for the other guests, for people who experienced things that he did”, Andrew Gusztak on Mustard Seed guest and volunteer Gary Wise. Continue reading
How to talk to your kids about differences and disabilities
By Laurel Gregory Reporter
More than five million Canadians live with a disability and yet many parents struggle with how to explain to their children what it’s all about. Continue reading
Zuckerberg defends Facebook’s refusal to remove ‘newsworthy’ content that violates standards
Facebook, Google, Twitter and other companies are trying to oversee internet content while also avoiding infringing on First Amendment rights. The pendulum has swung recently toward restricting hateful speech that could spawn violence. Continue reading
Calgary Farmers’ Market breaks ground on second location
By Christa Dao Digital Journalist
The new retail market will help support over 70 local family-owned businesses and create more than 200 jobs, according to the Calgary Farmers’ Market. Continue reading
Calgary eager to send help as Winnipeg continues to dig out from devastating snowstorm
By Tiffany Lizée Meteorologist
Calgarians know firsthand how destructive fall snowstorms can be so the city is eager to help Winnipeg where it can. Continue reading
WATCH: Global National – October 17
Watch the full broadcast of Global National with Dawna Friesen Continue reading
Students at Calgary junior high inspired by ‘super cool’ visit with Jon Le Bon comic creator
By Gil Tucker Reporter
Alex Couture, who writes and draws his comic books under the name “Alex A,” started creating them while he was still in elementary school. Continue reading
1/4 of Albertans affected by domestic violence in the workplace: survey
The ACWS released the results of its Violence in the Workplace survey Thursday. Continue reading
Ignored and Ignited: Seniors feel ‘invisible’ in federal election
By Mike Armstrong Global National Quebec Correspondent
Canadian seniors tell Global National Correspondent Mike Armstrong that they feel ignored by political parties during this federal election. Continue reading
McDonald’s serves notice to Edmonton burger restaurant over sandwich name
An Edmonton burger restaurant has received a cease and desist order from McDonald’s Canada over the name of one of its burgers. Continue reading
Beef recall expanded in B.C., Alberta and Ontario over E. coli concerns
A growing list of beef and veal products in Ontario, B.C. and Alberta is being recalled due to worries about E. coli. Continue reading
Man on ‘Wheel of Fortune’ says he’s ‘trapped in a loveless marriage’
Most contestants on “Wheel of Fortune” gush about their lovely home life. But not Blair Davis. Continue reading
Uber investigating after Toronto woman left stranded ‘in middle of nowhere’ during Calgary snowstorm
Lorena Sanchez said she was stranded on a nearly empty Calgary street in a snowstorm after an Uber driver kicked her out of the car, insisting she’d reached her destination. Continue reading
Ignored and Ignited: Seniors feel ‘invisible’ in federal election
By Mike Armstrong Global National Quebec Correspondent
Canadian seniors tell Global National Correspondent Mike Armstrong that they feel ignored by political parties during this federal election. Continue reading
Ryan leads Flames past Red Wings 5-1
Derek Ryan’s first goal of the season was an “ugly” one in his own words, but the end result was not. Continue reading
Some Edmonton-area patients are waiting 7-9 months for CT scans
By Su-Ling Goh Health Reporter
Edmonton-area patients are waiting until spring or summer for CT scans. According to Alberta Health, there has been no funding cut. Continue reading
1 man in custody after Alberta RCMP vehicle intentionally rammed
By Christa Dao Digital Journalist
According to police, the marked cruiser was intentionally rammed by a burgundy Ford F-250 pickup truck at a No Frills parking lot at around 5 p.m. Continue reading
Uber investigating after Toronto woman left stranded ‘in middle of nowhere’ during Calgary snowstorm
Lorena Sanchez said she was stranded on a nearly empty Calgary street in a snowstorm after an Uber driver kicked her out of the car, insisting she’d reached her destination. Continue reading
The Mustard Seed helps man find community, home in Calgary
By Deb Matejicka Community Reporter
“He came in really caring for the other guests, for people who experienced things that he did”, Andrew Gusztak on Mustard Seed guest and volunteer Gary Wise. Continue reading
How to talk to your kids about differences and disabilities
By Laurel Gregory Reporter
More than five million Canadians live with a disability and yet many parents struggle with how to explain to their children what it’s all about. Continue reading
Calgary Farmers’ Market breaks ground on second location
By Christa Dao Digital Journalist
The new retail market will help support over 70 local family-owned businesses and create more than 200 jobs, according to the Calgary Farmers’ Market. Continue reading
Calgary councillors want police compensated for calls outside city
By Aurelio Perri Radio reporter
Calgary’s mayor and councillors agree that Calgarians shouldn’t pick up the bill if and when Calgary police respond to calls outside of city limits. Continue reading
Concrete truck boom pump collapses at Calgary Cancer Centre construction site
By Christa Dao Digital Journalist
According to AHS, the boom went through a glazed panel at the site, which is currently under construction Continue reading
Alberta legislation would unplug NDP plan to change electricity power market
Alberta has introduced legislation to follow through on its promise to end the plan to move the provincial power market to a capacity system. Continue reading
McDonald’s serves notice to Edmonton burger restaurant over sandwich name
An Edmonton burger restaurant has received a cease and desist order from McDonald’s Canada over the name of one of its burgers. Continue reading
Edibles expected to shake up Alberta cannabis market
By Julia Wong Digital Broadcast Journalist
Products, such as edibles, extracts and topicals, are now legal but it will be some time before you see them on the shelf in Alberta. Continue reading
Calgary police charge 2 men in fatal hit-and-run collision
By Christa Dao Digital Journalist
Calgary police have laid charges against two men in connection with a fatal hit and run collision where street racing may have been a factor. Continue reading
Calgary eager to send help as Winnipeg continues to dig out from devastating snowstorm
By Tiffany Lizée Meteorologist
Calgarians know firsthand how destructive fall snowstorms can be so the city is eager to help Winnipeg where it can. Continue reading
Students at Calgary junior high inspired by ‘super cool’ visit with Jon Le Bon comic creator
By Gil Tucker Reporter
Alex Couture, who writes and draws his comic books under the name “Alex A,” started creating them while he was still in elementary school. Continue reading
1/4 of Albertans affected by domestic violence in the workplace: survey
The ACWS released the results of its Violence in the Workplace survey Thursday. Continue reading
Alberta to expand duties of licensed practical nurses
The Alberta government says professional regulations are being updated so the province’s 16,000 LPNs can administer blood and dispense certain drugs. Continue reading
Animal adoptions at Calgary Animal Services half price this weekend
By Christa Dao Digital Journalist
The city said the event is spurred by the large number of animals at the shelter, particularly cats, needing forever homes. Continue reading
Man charged in attempted thefts from Calgary deposit boxes
The incidents took place at various financial intuitions between July 12 and Aug. 6. Continue reading
No more plastic bags in Calgary Co-op stores as of January 2020
Instead, they will offer shoppers 100 per cent compostable bags at a fee of 10 cents per bag. Continue reading
Alberta oil and gas advocates plan counter-rally amid Greta Thunberg’s visit to Edmonton
United We Roll is rallying support for people “to come out in unity to show Greta we do not need her yelling at us.” Continue reading
Word on the Street: How the economy is affecting Calgary voters in the 2019 federal election
By Dallas Flexhaug Anchor
Economist Trevor Tombe says no matter who wins the upcoming federal election, Canadians won’t see a big change in growth and employment. Continue reading
Beef recall expanded in B.C., Alberta and Ontario over E. coli concerns
A growing list of beef and veal products in Ontario, B.C. and Alberta is being recalled due to worries about E. coli. Continue reading
‘Disgraced’ tackles racism, prejudices onstage in Calgary
Alberta Theatre Projects’ “Disgraced” hit the Martha Cohen Theatre in Calgary on Wednesday. Continue reading
Airdrie RCMP looking for assault suspect who hits women’s butts and cycles away
Police said a man on a bike has been cycling behind women, and as he rides past, he hits them on their butts. Continue reading