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The Bear Clan will now have a downtown headquarters out of the Women’s Health Clinic on Graham Avenue.

Over 700 people put their names forward to speak at a public hearing on Calgary’s proposed changes to zoning bylaws. As Adam MacVicar reports, there was a variety of people speaking about the topic.

A Summerland, B.C., resident was shocked to see a hungry bear playing near her home recently. The black bear picked up an empty garbage can, stood on its hind legs and walked away with it.

Tax refunds will soon be going back into Canadians’ pockets, but how they choose to manage those funds is changing. A new CIBC poll shows that investing the money is far less of a priority than it used to be as many struggle with the high cost of living. Naomi Barghiel reports.

Get ready for the most glamorous night of the year! As the Met Gala approaches with its enchanting theme, “The Garden of Time,” fashion guru Lisa Kisber unveils her predictions. From dreamy ‘Peach Blossom’ to bold ‘Citrus,’ we explore the anticipated looks and rumored attendees, including the possibility of an appearance by Taylor Swift.

Hockey playoff fever is in full swing across Canada — and the big question is: will a Canadian team win the Stanley Cup? The Canucks, Oilers, Jets and Leafs all have a shot at the ultimate prize. The last time that happened was 31 years ago. Eric Sorensen on whether one of our own can...

At a keynote address in Ottawa on Wednesday, Housing Minister Sean Fraser expressed concerns about the amount of homes being built in Canada, He said he fears the country will soon “hit a ceiling” and admitted that the government must help the industry grow, so they can help solve the country’s housing crisis.

The Manitoba government plans to restrict protests near clinics and hospitals where abortions are performed, as well as at the homes of abortion providers.

Almost 900,000 Canadians had gig work as their main job in the final three months of 2022, according to a new report from Statistics Canada. Gig work is defined as short-term jobs or tasks delivered that often don’t come with guaranteed steady work. As Sean Previl reports, at least one expert says such a large...

After a number of recent break-ins, Bear Clan Patrol has moved their operations on Selkirk Avenue to a spot on Disraeli, while they renovate and add security measures. Clay Young spoke with executive director Kevin Walker this morning about the change in donation hub.

“I met the love of my life walking with Bear Clan, doing the same kind of community work.” While spending the morning with Bear Clan in West Broadway, Clay Young spoke with Melissa and George who’ve now been married for nearly a year. and continue to volunteer with patrols.

After concerns over ongoing violence and crime, Clay Young speaks with Bear Clan directors to find out what they’re doing in West Broadway.

Clay Young speaks with two volunteers, Brenda and Karen, who explain what motivates them to volunteer with Bear Clan patrols.

Clay Young speaks with volunteers Lorne and Lara about what keeps them coming back.

Winnipeg’s Bear Clan is trying to deal with the theft of dozens of jackets donated to the group.

A Port Moody family was shocked to see that a hungry bear had torn a hole in their garage door trying to get at garbage cans within. WildSafe B.C.’s Gabriela De Romeri has some pointers on how people can avoid thes kinds of confrontations and protect the bears.

Lama and Nedal Zaqout, a refugee couple in the Gaza border town of Rafah are expecting their second child next week and are among 1.4 million refugees in Gaza. “Our biggest fear is that the occupation is attacking the Rafah area, which is our only escape. How will I deal with my wife’s pregnancy and...

We get a preview of Together We Brew NS from CBANS members Brian Titus and Laura Flemming. Together We Brew is a celebration of Nova Scotia Craft Beer happening April 6th at Pavilion 22 on the Halifax Waterfront.

Snakes, and alligators, and tarantulas, oh my! Clay Young visited Brandon to check out Westman Reptile Gardens, and even got a smooch from a bearded dragon.

People could soon walk down Rice Howard Way while drinking a beer if Edmonton council approves a plan to turn the street into an entertainment district over the summer. Breanna Karstens-Smith reports.