Victims of brazen, targeted shooting in northwest Calgary identified
Jock Wilson: Grey Cup likely coming to Calgary in 2019
Alberta flooding: list of areas affected by rising floodwaters
These are the victims of the Toronto van attack
Toronto van attack suspect charged with 10 counts of 1st-degree murder, 13 of attempted murder
Sound-activated alarm in neighbour’s yard has Calgary family dreading upcoming summer
Premier Notley to unveil details on $25-a-day daycare major expansion
Earlier this month, the federal and provincial governments announced $136 million would go towards launching 78 additional Early Learn and Child Care Centres. Continue reading
Alberta job training program receives $15M in provincial funding
Labour Minister Christina Gray provided details about a $15-million investment on Tuesday that is going towards training and employment programs across the province. Continue reading
COMMENTARY: Toronto’s calm response to tragedy is the biggest shock
Toronto’s calm reaction to the van attack might be the byproduct of years spent knowing this day would eventually come, Matt Gurney says. Continue reading
CFIA issues recall for certain microgreens sold in British Columbia, Alberta
By Gord Macdonald News Anchor
The CFIA has issued a recall for certain Greenbelt Microgreens brand products sold in B.C. and Alberta, due to possible Listeria contamination. Continue reading
‘Follow your dreams’: Deaf lacrosse goalie has message for young girls
By Brendan Parker Sports Reporter
Teanna Sieben is hoping to land a post-secondary scholarship to play lacrosse south of the border. But as a deaf athlete, she also hopes to show young girls with disabilities that anything is possible. Continue reading
Lauren Cohan will return to ‘Walking Dead’ next season
“I’m going back,” Lauren Cohan said. “There’s a lot more Maggie story to tell.” Continue reading
Crash between car and semi-truck near Three Hills leaves 1 dead, 1 injured
One person was killed in a collision involving a car and a semi-truck in the intersection of two Alberta highways Tuesday afternoon. Continue reading
City of Calgary receives hundreds of applications from people wanting to open cannabis retail stores
By Lisa MacGregor Reporter
The City of Calgary started accepting cannabis retail store applications as of Tuesday morning and within hours, hundreds of applications had already been submitted. Continue reading
2 suspects arrested in brutal killing of B.C. man in Peru
By Amy Judd Online News Producer
The suspects were identified through a video posted on social media that appears to show the killing of Sebastian Woodroffe. Continue reading
‘We’ve made our decision’: B.C. First Nation speaks up for Trans Mountain pipeline
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
The Simpcw First Nation says it took two years of tough negotiations, but they have a deal with Kinder Morgan they think is fair. Continue reading
Host of Monty’s Traveling Reptile Show dies at age 74
What started out as reptile talks in schools in the mid-70s quickly grew into a widely renowned educational exhibit and television show. Continue reading
Twitter is changing its privacy policy; here’s how to opt out of what it shares on you
Twitter is changing its privacy policy and will let users opt out of letting the social media platform share their data with its business partners ahead of major new rules set to come into effect next month in Europe. Continue reading
Lumber producers add their voice to concerns over potential CP Rail strike
By Tom Vernon Provincial Affairs Reporter
“We have a challenge in getting rail cars at the moment, the rail system in Canada is maxed out,” said Paul Whittaker, the CEO of the Alberta Forest Products Association. Continue reading
Enbridge shares fall after Minnesota judge issues Line 3 recommendation
Judge Ann O’Reilly wrote that Enbridge has established that the project is needed, but that the negative consequences to Minnesota of the company’s more southerly preferred route outweigh the benefits. Continue reading
‘Simpsons’ star Hank Azaria says he’s willing to ‘step aside’ from controversial Apu role
Hank Azaria said that he “really wants to see South Asian writers in the room, not in a token way, but genuinely informing whatever new direction this character may take.” Continue reading
‘Proud’ father praises police officer son who arrested Toronto van attack suspect
When asked about how many are praising Const. Ken Lam as a hero, David Lam praised the training his son received “so he can handle any problem.” Continue reading
‘We’ve made our decision’: B.C. First Nation speaks up for Trans Mountain pipeline
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
The Simpcw First Nation says it took two years of tough negotiations, but they have a deal with Kinder Morgan they think is fair. Continue reading
Toronto van attack victim was ‘best grandmother anyone could have asked for’
Dorothy Sewell was one of 10 people who were killed in the deadly van attack in Toronto on Monday. Continue reading
Small plane carrying 6 people makes emergency landing on Calgary road; cause under investigation
None of the four passengers and two crew members were hurt. Continue reading
These are the victims of the Toronto van attack
Ten people were killed in Toronto Monday afternoon after a driver plowed into pedestrians. Continue reading
Premier Notley to unveil details on $25-a-day daycare major expansion
Earlier this month, the federal and provincial governments announced $136 million would go towards launching 78 additional Early Learn and Child Care Centres. Continue reading
Small plane carrying 6 people makes emergency landing on Calgary road; cause under investigation
None of the four passengers and two crew members were hurt. Continue reading
Alberta job training program receives $15M in provincial funding
Labour Minister Christina Gray provided details about a $15-million investment on Tuesday that is going towards training and employment programs across the province. Continue reading
CFIA issues recall for certain microgreens sold in British Columbia, Alberta
By Gord Macdonald News Anchor
The CFIA has issued a recall for certain Greenbelt Microgreens brand products sold in B.C. and Alberta, due to possible Listeria contamination. Continue reading
‘Follow your dreams’: Deaf lacrosse goalie has message for young girls
By Brendan Parker Sports Reporter
Teanna Sieben is hoping to land a post-secondary scholarship to play lacrosse south of the border. But as a deaf athlete, she also hopes to show young girls with disabilities that anything is possible. Continue reading
Crash between car and semi-truck near Three Hills leaves 1 dead, 1 injured
One person was killed in a collision involving a car and a semi-truck in the intersection of two Alberta highways Tuesday afternoon. Continue reading
City of Calgary receives hundreds of applications from people wanting to open cannabis retail stores
By Lisa MacGregor Reporter
The City of Calgary started accepting cannabis retail store applications as of Tuesday morning and within hours, hundreds of applications had already been submitted. Continue reading
‘We’ve made our decision’: B.C. First Nation speaks up for Trans Mountain pipeline
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
The Simpcw First Nation says it took two years of tough negotiations, but they have a deal with Kinder Morgan they think is fair. Continue reading
Host of Monty’s Traveling Reptile Show dies at age 74
What started out as reptile talks in schools in the mid-70s quickly grew into a widely renowned educational exhibit and television show. Continue reading
Lumber producers add their voice to concerns over potential CP Rail strike
By Tom Vernon Provincial Affairs Reporter
“We have a challenge in getting rail cars at the moment, the rail system in Canada is maxed out,” said Paul Whittaker, the CEO of the Alberta Forest Products Association. Continue reading
Jock Wilson: Grey Cup likely coming to Calgary in 2019
The CFL is expected to announce the location of the 2019 Grey Cup game on Wednesday in Calgary. Continue reading
Enbridge shares fall after Minnesota judge issues Line 3 recommendation
Judge Ann O’Reilly wrote that Enbridge has established that the project is needed, but that the negative consequences to Minnesota of the company’s more southerly preferred route outweigh the benefits. Continue reading
Cash, $51K in cocaine seized by ALERT in Grande Prairie
About $51,000 in cocaine, along with cash and items suggesting drug trafficking were seized in northwestern Alberta after a four-month-long police investigation. Continue reading
Sound-activated alarm in neighbour’s yard has Calgary family dreading upcoming summer
By Tracy Nagai Reporter
A Calgary couple says they are being forced to stay indoors due to an alarm put up in their neighbour’s yard. Continue reading
Alberta flooding: list of areas affected by rising floodwaters
Flooding is a problem in some parts of Alberta, with authorities issuing alerts to residents. Continue reading
Rachel Notley backs Trans Mountain expansion in Alberta community where pipeline begins
On Tuesday, Alberta Premier Rachel Notley spoke about the ongoing controversy surrounding the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project in the community where the Kinder Morgan project originates. Continue reading
Province, Alberta doctors reach tentative agreement
After months of negotiations, the Alberta Medical Association and Alberta Health have reached a tentative agreement. Continue reading
‘Universities must not be afraid of controversy’: U of A president on Suzuki degree
By Scott Johnston Reporter
As more voices join the opposition to the University of Alberta’s decision to give David Suzuki an honorary degree, the university president is once again standing behind its choice. Continue reading
Calgary police hope new video will help identify suspects in violent armed robbery
Hemisphere store, located at 5315 17 Avenue S.W. was broken into by a three masked men carrying handguns and a machete on Jan. 20, 2017 just before 9 p.m. Continue reading
Mandatory evacuation order issued for Drumheller-area community as water rises
The Town of Drumheller issued a mandatory evacuation order for everyone in the community of Wayne and along Highway 10 Monday evening. Continue reading
Parents could face charges after 3 children injured in ATV rollover near Calgary
By Carolyn Kury de Castillo Reporter
According to Alberta Transportation, any charges against a minor when it comes to seatbelt and helmet use would be laid against their parent or guardian. Continue reading
Fresh faces on Calgary’s city council try to reignite new Flames’ arena conversation
By Lisa MacGregor Reporter
A new arena deal for Calgary might not be dead. A few new Calgary city councillors fuelled the conversation once again this past week. Continue reading
Person of interest arrested in northwest Calgary double shooting
Two people were found dead inside a vehicle on Friday afternoon in the community of Evanston. Continue reading
Olympic engagement and plebiscite in principle approved by Calgary council
By Aurelio Perri Radio reporter
Calgary’s city council approved a public engagement plan for the 2026 Olympic bid process and will also look into holding a plebiscite on the issue. Continue reading
Ice jam prompts voluntary evacuation for Red Deer County subdivision
A “substantial ice jam” on the Little Red Deer River at Highway 587 is causing localized flooding on roads and property, according to an Alberta Emergency Alert. Continue reading
