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Peter Maher’s family continues his legacy at annual Alzheimer Calgary Walk and Run

A snowy morning didn’t prevent around 1,200 Calgarians from taking part in the 35th annual Alzheimer Calgary Walk and Run.

Silk Route Bazaar teaches Calgary kids business and communications skills

Miriam Saleem turned stress into a business opportunity.

Flames remain winless in NHL after third-period fizzle, fall 4-2 to Ducks

Improvement, but not enough, kept the Calgary Flames the only NHL team without even a single point a dozen days into the season.

Blue Bombers help their playoff fortunes with 33-28 win over Stampeders

Many wondered if Zach Collaros should even be suiting up for the Blue Bombers’ biggest game of the CFL season.

Danielle Smith pushes back against accusations of provincial overreach in municipal politics

Premier Danielle Smith says the province is not overreaching, it’s protecting Alberta municipalities from bad federal policies.

19 years later, family of murdered woman still calling for justice

Jackie Crazy Bull was murdered in 2007 in an act of random violence, and 19 years later her family members are still left without closure.

Cavalry F.C. look to snap 2-game losing streak with Thanksgiving match against Wanderers in Halifax

Cavalry FC will be looking to right the ship Monday when they take on the Wanderers in Halifax.

Investigation underway into suspicious death on Siksika First Nation

RCMP say the death of a 17-year-old male on the Siksika First Nation appears suspicious.

Hours at Alberta border crossings change to align with American border hours

As of Nov. 1, the hours of Alberta’s four ports of entry will be changing to coincide with American border facilities.

Concerns raised over online minor hockey tournament scams

Hockey parents are being advised to beware of tournament scams.

Collaros returns as Bombers face Stampeders in critical playoff clash

The playoffs are still a few weeks away, but the Winnipeg Blue Bombers are already feeling the post-season pinch.

Kenora organizer takes voter training to Alberta

Voter training Tania Cameron developed in Kenora is now helping First Nations organizers in Alberta prepare their communities for an October referendum that includes a question about the province’s future in Canada.

Banff hotel undergoes $115M transformation — take a look inside

From summer weather to wintry driving conditions

The weather is changing fast! We are quickly going from summer weather to wintry driving conditions.

Lethbridge police on scene at schools for 3rd day in a row after students receive threatening messages on social media

It was another day with police presence at a number of Lethbridge schools after the LPS received multiple reports of a threatening message sent to students through social media.