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Canadian poet and essayist Anne Carson has been awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature. The Swedish Academy recognized her genre-bending work blending verse, prose, dialogue and translation. Carson’s more than 20 books span poetry, essays, plays and translations of ancient Greek texts.

The 31-year-old Calgary man accused of posting an online threat to kill Prime Minister Mark Carney is expected to enter a guilty plea, according to his lawyer. Craig Momney reports.

An Integrated Homicide Investigtive Team officer who was in charge of the scene of the murder of Tori Dunn was on the stand today. He testified about what he found in the home and Port Kells nieghbourhood. Adam Mann is on trial charged with second degree murder. Kristen Robinson reports.

The family of Sukhjit “Sunny” Randhawa is speaking out after surveillance footage of his death was posted online. His brother, Dell Randhawa, says he has lost his best friend and wants answers about who obtained the video and why it took social media platforms five days to remove the graphic footage. Bianca Millions reports.

Many people have posted on social media in support of a now-removed post by NDP MLA Paul Wozney. He was removed as the party whip after one of his posts suggested we use recent unrest in France as a model to demand justice for workers affected by Bill 148. David Murdock finds out when protests...

While many Canadians will turn their clocks back by one hour, a growing list of provinces and territories are moving away from seasonal time changes. Heather Yourex-West looks at which parts of Canada are locking their clocks, and how doing so is creating new challenges for everything from sporting events to businesses and even border...

French President Emmanuel Macron has condemned comments made by “foreign leaders” campaigning for election, following weeks of protests across France and parts of Europe. Macron told reporters, “There was foreign manipulation of information afterwards, yes, and that gave rise to unacceptable and stupid comments from many people, including foreign leaders.” Macron suggested that U.S. President...

An explosion and fire at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright triggered a massive emergency response, drawing in ambulances and emergency crews from many parts of Alberta. Quinn Ohler reports from the hospital in the military town, where the mayor said the sounds of machine guns and artillery operations went silent in the afternoon before quickly being...

The Municipal District of Wainwright, southeast of Edmonton, says a large fire originating near Canadian Forces Base Wainright Saturday evening has spread due to high winds. In a post on social media, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said the incident is, “affecting many of our brave military personnel.” Acute Care Alberta says EHS are on scene...

Employees at the Stelco steel plant in Hamilton, Ont., don’t have a whole lot to give thanks for this weekend, as many of their jobs hang in the balance after layoff notices were issued. As Lexy Benedict reports, these job cuts — carried out in stages — are part of a plan to eliminate up...

U.S. President Donald Trump claims peace is on the horizon between Russia and Ukraine after striking a deal for the U.S. to buy Russian oil — even as Russia continues to bombard Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. Candice Cole has more from Washington. Employees at the Stelco steel plant in Hamilton, Ont., don’t have a whole lot...

With back to school and welcome week well behind us, it’s time to start focusing on studying. However, one thing students won’t find in their course syllabi is how to budget and build credit as a university or college student. For many young Canadians, post-secondary school is the first time they’re managing finances alone and...

The return of thousands of post-secondary students is bringing a boost to the city. Many are looking to discover new businesses and find part-time work. Zoe Lukowich reports.

As part of a massive overhaul to how the army is structured in Canada, CFB Edmonton is now home to the 1st Canadian Division — the main force responsible for deploying large-scale combat operations and responding to crises at home and abroad. Joel Gotlib has more on changes at the Edmonton Garrison.

Another piece of good news for people who love to spend time in the backcountry is the Wildfire Service’s decision to lift its offroad vehicle ban for many parts of the province. Kevin Pontious reports.

As the flooding disaster unfolds in Nepal, there’s a Canadian connection emerging. The federal government now says at least 30 Canadians and permanent residents are part of the hundreds still missing – many of them tied to spiritual retreats and trekking groups swept up in the flooding. Jillian Piper has more on the anxious wait...

It’s a walk many talk part in each year to raise awareness about childhood sexual abuse and survivors of trauma. The annual Victor Walk returned to Calgary on Sunday, and as Jordan Prentice tells us, the national movement is encouraging survivors to reclaim their voice. Warning: this story contains details that may be confronting to...

Hundreds of pages of court documents detailing what happened during the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting on Feb. 10 have finally been released. But as Rumina Daya reports, there are still so many questions left unanswered, as many parts of the documents are redacted. 

While she wouldn’t describe herself as a runner, Kristi Hall-Busuque will be one of 10,000 runners taking part in the 2026 Servus Edmonton Marathon. She’s looking to complete her first half-marathon because movement and running is a luxury, she says, many people take for granted. Quinn Ohler has her story.

The city is bracing itself for one of the biggest sporting events it’s ever hosted. Thousands are expected for the UCI Road World Championships that will take over parts of the city for a week. As Phil Carpenter reports, it’ll mean several road closures and disruptions and, though some residents have concerns, many are looking...