Calgary Flames may have ‘handed’ election to Nenshi: political analyst
Alberta driver wants to move on after speeding ticket gets national attention
At least 225 people killed after major 7.1 magnitude earthquake strikes near Mexico City
Calgary election 2017: no ‘knock-out blows’ at MRU mayoral candidates’ forum
Candidates vying for leadership of United Conservative Party face off in first debate
Dave Rowe: NHL needs to stick to line in the ice
3-year-old Calgary cancer patient Greta Marofke has passed away
By Heather Yourex-West Health Reporter
“The most beautiful, fantastic, sweet precious girl left us early this morning.” Continue reading
‘The system is corrupt’: Edmonton trustee calls for merger of public, Catholic school boards
Outspoken Edmonton Catholic School Board trustee Patricia Grell believes Alberta should only have one school system, saying the different divisions are a waste of taxpayer dollars. Continue reading
Linda Hamilton returning to ‘Terminator’ franchise, rejoining Arnold Schwarzenegger
“We’re starting a search for an 18-something woman to be the new centrepiece of the new story,” said James Cameron. Continue reading
RCMP investigate fatal collision east of Red Deer
RCMP in central Alberta are investigating a fatal collision that forced the closure of Highway 595 east of Red Deer Wednesday morning. Continue reading
Charges laid after victim threatened with baseball bat during Jasper home invasion
A man wanted in an armed home invasion in the small mountain town of Jasper in western Alberta has been arrested in the Edmonton area. Continue reading
WATCH LIVE: Question Period in the House of Commons
Want to watch Question Period live? Get a front row seat for all the action happening in Canada’s House of Commons in Ottawa. Continue reading
Calgary election 2017: mayoral candidates invited to forum at U of C
Calgary’s mayoral candidates are invited to attend a forum at the University of Calgary on Wednesday evening. Continue reading
Rachel Notley staying away from Calgary arena debate
Alberta’s premier says her government will not be weighing in on the current battle over a new arena for the NHL Calgary Flames. Continue reading
Sanctions alone won’t change North Korea’s behaviour, say experts
Sanctions aren’t enough by themselves to persuade North Korea to stop its nuclear program, say international security experts. Continue reading
What 3 mayoral candidates think of the Calgary police’s solo-patrol pilot project
Three candidates running to be Calgary’s next mayor are weighing in on a new Calgary police pilot project. Continue reading
Calgary police officers ‘exhausted’ as call load increases
By Nancy Hixt Crime Reporter
Calgary police officers are stretched to the limit according to Calgary’s top cop. Continue reading
Wiarton Willie, Ontario’s prognosticating albino groundhog, dead at 13
Officials said the town will commemorate Willie by erecting a statue in his “likeness” at Wiarton’s Bluewater Park. Continue reading
Melissa’s Road Race faces last year in Banff
By Tracy Nagai Reporter
After nearly 40 years, this weekend could be the last for a massive run in Banff. Continue reading
Elementary school students with cellphones more likely to be cyberbullied: study
By Laurel Gregory Reporter
A new U.S. study shows 9.5 per cent of preteen children reported being a victim of cyberbullying. Those with cellphones were more likely to be both victims and perpetrators of online bullying. Continue reading
Lawyer questions whether courts have the resources to try drivers who kill
A proposed Ontario law that would treat careless driving more seriously if someone is hurt or killed is a “step in the right direction,” a Toronto lawyer says. Continue reading
1 of Texas’ 10 Most Wanted fugitives busted after posting ‘location on Instagram live’
Christopher Ricardo Gonzalez was named to Texas’ Most Wanted list in August. Continue reading
Alberta driver gets speeding ticket for going 1 km/h over limit
A driver who received a speeding ticket for going 1 km/h over the limit will no longer have to pay the fine. Continue reading
Therapy dog accidentally killed by hunter in Squamish
A regular walk in the woods on Monday turned into a horrifying ordeal for Valeria Calderoni. Continue reading
Allan Shyback trial: Crown wants up to 15 years for Calgary man who killed wife, buried body
The Crown is calling for a sentence of up to 15 years for a Calgary man who strangled his wife and buried her body in their basement. Continue reading
At least 225 people killed after major 7.1 magnitude earthquake strikes near Mexico City
A powerful earthquake has shaken Mexico City, causing buildings to sway sickeningly. Continue reading
3-year-old Calgary cancer patient Greta Marofke has passed away
By Heather Yourex-West Health Reporter
“The most beautiful, fantastic, sweet precious girl left us early this morning.” Continue reading
‘The system is corrupt’: Edmonton trustee calls for merger of public, Catholic school boards
Outspoken Edmonton Catholic School Board trustee Patricia Grell believes Alberta should only have one school system, saying the different divisions are a waste of taxpayer dollars. Continue reading
Dave Rowe: NHL needs to stick to line in the ice
By Dave Rowe Radio sports anchor
There’s no need for new rules to improve the game; all the rules you need are already in the book. Enforcing them has been the problem. Continue reading
Calgary Flames may have ‘handed’ election to Nenshi: political analyst
Did the Calgary Flames help Naheed Nenshi’s re-election campaign by engaging in a public dispute over the funding of a new arena? Continue reading
RCMP investigate fatal collision east of Red Deer
RCMP in central Alberta are investigating a fatal collision that forced the closure of Highway 595 east of Red Deer Wednesday morning. Continue reading
Alberta driver wants to move on after speeding ticket gets national attention
A driver who received a speeding ticket for going 1 km/h over the limit is apologizing to local law enforcement for the attention the story’s received. Continue reading
Candidates vying for leadership of United Conservative Party face off in first debate
Four men vying for the leadership of Alberta’s new United Conservative Party are to take part in their first debate Wednesday night in Calgary. Continue reading
Charges laid after victim threatened with baseball bat during Jasper home invasion
A man wanted in an armed home invasion in the small mountain town of Jasper in western Alberta has been arrested in the Edmonton area. Continue reading
Allan Shyback trial: Crown wants up to 15 years for Calgary man who killed wife, buried body
The Crown is calling for a sentence of up to 15 years for a Calgary man who strangled his wife and buried her body in their basement. Continue reading
Calgary election 2017: mayoral candidates invited to forum at U of C
Calgary’s mayoral candidates are invited to attend a forum at the University of Calgary on Wednesday evening. Continue reading
Rachel Notley staying away from Calgary arena debate
Alberta’s premier says her government will not be weighing in on the current battle over a new arena for the NHL Calgary Flames. Continue reading
What 3 mayoral candidates think of the Calgary police’s solo-patrol pilot project
Three candidates running to be Calgary’s next mayor are weighing in on a new Calgary police pilot project. Continue reading
Calgary police officers ‘exhausted’ as call load increases
By Nancy Hixt Crime Reporter
Calgary police officers are stretched to the limit according to Calgary’s top cop. Continue reading
Melissa’s Road Race faces last year in Banff
By Tracy Nagai Reporter
After nearly 40 years, this weekend could be the last for a massive run in Banff. Continue reading
Elementary school students with cellphones more likely to be cyberbullied: study
By Laurel Gregory Reporter
A new U.S. study shows 9.5 per cent of preteen children reported being a victim of cyberbullying. Those with cellphones were more likely to be both victims and perpetrators of online bullying. Continue reading
Rising from the ashes: plans revealed for new Symons Valley Ranch
By Jill Croteau Reporter
Nearly nine months after a Symons Valley Ranch was destroyed by fire, a whole new development plan is being unveiled. Continue reading
Get your hip replaced and walk the same day? Surgical technique makes it possible
By Heather Yourex-West Health Reporter
Five Calgary surgeons are among a handful of doctors in Canada now performing hip replacement surgery in a way that dramatically reduces recovery time. Continue reading
Alberta agriculture societies unsure of funding status with the province
By Kirby Bourne Digital Content Coordinator
Agricultural societies across Alberta are getting frustrated with a lack of funding coming from the province. Continue reading
Calgary election 2017: Nenshi releases campaign donor list
Nenshi said releasing the donors gives Calgarians the opportunity to see who’s contributing to candidates before heading to the ballot boxes. Continue reading
Investigation underway after 123 dead birds discovered at Alberta oilsands site
The Alberta Energy Regulator said 123 dead or euthanized waterfowl and songbirds were found at the Fort Hills Energy oilsands mine north of Fort McMurray. Continue reading
Danielle Smith: What’s your beef?
Eric Proppe talked about wheel stops, then other callers and texters weighed in on issues that are on their minds with the upcoming election. Continue reading
Alberta government defends constitutionality of brewery program in court
The Alberta government argued for the constitutionality of its craft beer program in court on Tuesday following legal challenges by out-of-province breweries. Continue reading
Manslaughter trial ordered for man charged in January shooting death in Calgary
Ausama Effat Mohamed has been ordered to stand trial on a charge of manslaughter in the January death of Itgel Baatarsuren. Continue reading
Calgary police investigating car covered in hateful graffiti, set on fire as hate crime
Calgary police are looking for leads after officers found a car that had been covered with hateful messages and set on fire in the northeast community of Monterey Park. Continue reading
Calgary Zoo leaps into action to help endangered northern leopard frog
The Calgary Zoo announced Tuesday it would be launching a new breeding program to help the endangered northern leopard frog. Continue reading
