Cocaine, handgun found in Calgary house where dayhome was operating: police
Canada set to approve Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, Trudeau unlikely to benefit
Trial delayed for Calgary man charged in death of four year old daughter
City spent nearly $7M on Calgary 2026 Olympic bid
Calgary police ‘concerned’ for missing woman Romana Tokarova
Alberta weather: province continues to battle drought as summer begins
Lethbridge trio located safe by Global News after police report them missing in B.C.
By Doris Maria Bregolisse Anchor/Reporter
A bit of social media sleuthing for two Lethbridge men and a boy managed to located the trio safe in the Prince George area. Continue reading
Calgary council votes 12-1 to close Richmond Green Golf Course at end of season
Calgary city council voted 12-1 on Monday to close the Richmond Green Golf Course after the 2019 season. Continue reading
Man who shared video of Christchurch shooting sentenced to 21 months in prison
Philip Arps had earlier pleaded guilty to two counts of distributing the video, which was livestreamed on Facebook by a gunman on March 15 as he began killing 51 people at two mosques. Continue reading
Court hears 911 call in trial of man accused of killing B.C. police officer
“I’m in a car. If he stops and pulls his gun out on me I’m going to run him over. It’s just that simple,” said the witness in a 911 call recorded on his dash cam. Continue reading
Teens who sext are at risk of harms including depression, substance use: study
The research involving nearly 42,000 participants suggests sex education needs to be part of the school curricula when it comes to students sexting explicit photos and videos of themselves, often not realizing the material could be forwarded without their consent. Continue reading
Trump: ‘millions’ of undocumented immigrants to be removed ‘as fast as they come in’
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
Two years ago, America’s population of undocumented immigrants was the lowest it had been since a decade earlier. Continue reading
Calgary mom fighting to open Airdrie women’s shelter
By Cami Kepke Reporter
To celebrate her second anniversary of leaving an abusive relationship, Keri Looijen hopes to raise $10,000 for the stalled Airdrie P.O.W.E.R. women’s shelter. Continue reading
Long-time Legal Aid Alberta youth worker let go
Long-time Legal Aid Alberta youth worker, Mark Cherrington, has been let go after 25 years. In that time, he estimates he’s helped more than 20,000 families. Continue reading
11 killed, 122 injured in earthquake in southern China
The magnitude 6.0 earthquake collapsed a hotel in Changning county and damaged some roads, Xinhua said. Heavy rains were falling Tuesday morning. Continue reading
Peerless Lake First Nation under mandatory evacuation order as wildfire approaches
The blaze was an estimated 265,000 hectares in size as of 5:30 p.m. on Monday. Continue reading
Confirmed hepatitis A case at Airdrie restaurant: AHS
If you ate at that spot between May 27 and June 13, you may have been exposed to hepatitis A. Continue reading
National climate emergency declared by House of Commons
The motion describes climate change as a “real and urgent crisis, driven by human activity, that impacts the environment, biodiversity, Canadian’s health, and the Canadian economy.” Continue reading
This Calgary neighbourhood will soon have bilingual stop signs
Councillor Jeromy Farkas is asking city council for permission to put new, bilingual stop signs on the streets of a historic Calgary neighbourhood. Continue reading
City of Calgary seeks feedback on public vaping bylaws
The City of Calgary is looking for the public’s input on how to update its public smoking and vaping bylaws. Continue reading
Angels hammer Blue Jays in series opener
Edwin Jackson isn’t fooling anyone with his pitching performance this season. Continue reading
Four people shot near Raptors Championship parade in downtown Toronto: police
Toronto police said officers were called to the scene near Bay Street, near the southeast corner of the Square, just before 4 p.m. Continue reading
National climate emergency declared by House of Commons
The motion describes climate change as a “real and urgent crisis, driven by human activity, that impacts the environment, biodiversity, Canadian’s health, and the Canadian economy.” Continue reading
Trump: ‘millions’ of undocumented immigrants to be removed ‘as fast as they come in’
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
Two years ago, America’s population of undocumented immigrants was the lowest it had been since a decade earlier. Continue reading
Lethbridge trio located safe by Global News after police report them missing in B.C.
By Doris Maria Bregolisse Anchor/Reporter
A bit of social media sleuthing for two Lethbridge men and a boy managed to located the trio safe in the Prince George area. Continue reading
Man who shared video of Christchurch shooting sentenced to 21 months in prison
Philip Arps had earlier pleaded guilty to two counts of distributing the video, which was livestreamed on Facebook by a gunman on March 15 as he began killing 51 people at two mosques. Continue reading
Lethbridge trio located safe by Global News after police report them missing in B.C.
By Doris Maria Bregolisse Anchor/Reporter
A bit of social media sleuthing for two Lethbridge men and a boy managed to located the trio safe in the Prince George area. Continue reading
Calgary council votes 12-1 to close Richmond Green Golf Course at end of season
Calgary city council voted 12-1 on Monday to close the Richmond Green Golf Course after the 2019 season. Continue reading
Court hears 911 call in trial of man accused of killing B.C. police officer
“I’m in a car. If he stops and pulls his gun out on me I’m going to run him over. It’s just that simple,” said the witness in a 911 call recorded on his dash cam. Continue reading
Teens who sext are at risk of harms including depression, substance use: study
The research involving nearly 42,000 participants suggests sex education needs to be part of the school curricula when it comes to students sexting explicit photos and videos of themselves, often not realizing the material could be forwarded without their consent. Continue reading
Calgary mom fighting to open Airdrie women’s shelter
By Cami Kepke Reporter
To celebrate her second anniversary of leaving an abusive relationship, Keri Looijen hopes to raise $10,000 for the stalled Airdrie P.O.W.E.R. women’s shelter. Continue reading
Long-time Legal Aid Alberta youth worker let go
Long-time Legal Aid Alberta youth worker, Mark Cherrington, has been let go after 25 years. In that time, he estimates he’s helped more than 20,000 families. Continue reading
Peerless Lake First Nation under mandatory evacuation order as wildfire approaches
The blaze was an estimated 265,000 hectares in size as of 5:30 p.m. on Monday. Continue reading
Confirmed hepatitis A case at Airdrie restaurant: AHS
If you ate at that spot between May 27 and June 13, you may have been exposed to hepatitis A. Continue reading
This Calgary neighbourhood will soon have bilingual stop signs
Councillor Jeromy Farkas is asking city council for permission to put new, bilingual stop signs on the streets of a historic Calgary neighbourhood. Continue reading
City of Calgary seeks feedback on public vaping bylaws
The City of Calgary is looking for the public’s input on how to update its public smoking and vaping bylaws. Continue reading
As Trans Mountain decision looms, poll suggests majority of B.C. still supports pipeline
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
The poll suggests 60 per cent of British Columbians support the controversial expansion, which reflects similar polls conducted in past months. Continue reading
Tim Hague’s family and lawyers discuss lawsuit: ‘This fight never should have happened’
Three members of Tim Hague’s family appeared alongside two injury lawyers on Monday, explaining a lawsuit filed in the wake of the fighter’s death. Continue reading
Calgary man, 77, dies in motorcycle crash outside of Las Vegas
Richard Kenneth Telford was pronounced dead at the scene of the single-vehicle crash just outside of Las Vegas on June 13. Continue reading
Calgary police service targets crime in Calgary’s South Asian community
By Carolyn Kury de Castillo Reporter
Calgary police have responded to concerns from the city’s northeast residents regarding drug-related crime and recent homicides. Continue reading
Humane society veteran suffers through allergies to promote animal adoptions: ‘That’s awesome’
By Gil Tucker Reporter
Antihistamines and an inhaler before each TV appearance: all in a day’s work to find pets new homes. Continue reading
High Level on alert as wildfire prompts mandatory evacuation for Alberta’s northernmost community
People in the area of Indian Cabins, about 150 kilometres north of High Level, were told Monday to leave immediately. High Level was put on evacuation alert. Continue reading
Oil and gas sector cautious as clock ticks down to Trans Mountain pipeline decision
The oil and gas sector is looking forward to what’s widely expected to be approval of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion while acknowledging the decision won’t solve all problems. Continue reading
Tomkins Park toilets seeing more drug use: Calgary councillor
Evan Woolley said the park’s public toilers could see more drug use if the city continues to ‘take a step back’ from its existing addictions strategy. Continue reading
Trial delayed for Calgary man charged in death of four year old daughter
A trial has been delayed for a man charged in the death of his four-year-old daughter in Calgary. Continue reading
5 things to know about the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project
The federal cabinet’s long-awaited decision on the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion is due Tuesday. Here are five things to know about the project. Continue reading
$30M lottery won by 2 tickets purchased in Alberta
If you played Lotto 6/49 over the weekend, check your tickets. Saturday’s nearly $30-million prize was won by two tickets purchased in Alberta. Continue reading
Canada set to approve Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, Trudeau unlikely to benefit
Canada looks set to approve the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, but the move is unlikely to help Justin Trudeau rebuild flagging support ahead of the October election. Continue reading
Alberta weather: province continues to battle drought as summer begins
By Tiffany Lizée Meteorologist
Cool, wet weather is moving in as we close out spring and welcome summer but rain is good thing as drought conditions continues into June for parts of Alberta. Continue reading
Cocaine, handgun found in Calgary house where dayhome was operating: police
Offices have laid charges after drugs and a handgun were allegedly discovered in a Hidden Valley dayhome last week. Continue reading
Motorcyclist, 28, dies after collision south of Ponoka
The two-vehicle collision happened on Thursday afternoon on Highway 815 east of Morningside, which is halfway between Ponoka and Lacombe. Continue reading