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Extreme cold warning advisory issued for Calgary

An extreme cold warning was issued for Calgary Saturday afternoon.

Province accelerates funding for 11 new schools in Edmonton and Calgary regions

The province is kick-starting funding for construction on 11 schools in Edmonton and the Calgary area.

Roughnecks fade late as they lose to Saskatchewan Rush 16-13

The Roughnecks started a two-game weekend with a loss Friday, dropping a 16-13 decision to the Saskatchewan Rush.

Hurricanes rally late, then win it 6-5 in overtime against Pats

The Lethbridge Hurricanes fell behind early, but hung tough before coming back to defeat the Regina Pats 6-5 Friday night in overtime.

Eight Canadian skiers qualify for finals of World Cup halfpipe event in Calgary

Canadian freestyle skier Cassie Sharpe will compete for her first World Cup victory in Calgary since 2019, while teammate Rachel Karker will try for an elusive gold medal at the site of the 1988 Winter Games after advancing to the women’s halfpipe final through qualifying Friday at WinSport.

Quite a temperature change coming, but we have a bit more cold to weather first

This cold will stick around for the weekend and early next week. By Wednesday, the warming trend begins...

Calgarians give back to WINS on Valentine’s Day to help spread the love

Some Calgarians helped spread the love on Valentine’s Day by giving back.

Ukrainian Canadians wary of a Donald Trump deal to end Russian conflict

Ukrainian Canadians are closely monitoring the week's developments in Europe as talks of ending the Russia conflict pick up speed.

Lethbridge residents march for missing and murdered women, girls, two-spirit peoples

Dressed in red and carrying posters, about two dozen people made their way through downtown Lethbridge on Friday to honour missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls and two-spirit peoples (MMIWG2S).

Was it worth it? Calgary small businesses weigh in as Canada’s GST holiday ends Saturday

A temporary federal tax holiday on GST is set to come to an end Saturday for many retailers, but the two-month tax reprieve has many Albertans scratching their heads as to whether or not the program was a success.

‘An amazing facility’: Calgary Horseshoe Club making pitch for more members

The Calgary Horseshoe Club is home to 51 members, and Don Wilby, the club’s president, says he’d like to see that number grow.

Chinook Blast moves some events indoors for final weekend as polar vortex lingers -- but Skijordue stays outside

Chinook Blast has diverted a few of its final weekend events due to the persistent cold snap.

City receives approval to implement new franchise fee rate for natural gas starting in March

The City of Calgary has received approval from the Alberta Utilities Commission for a new natural gas franchise fee rate that it says bring more predictable bills to Calgarians starting next month.

Big shift in Canadian policy needed for new energy export projects: Enbridge

As concerns rise about Canada’s reliance on the U.S. for energy exports, Enbridge Inc. chief executive Greg Ebel says getting a big new energy export project off the ground in this country would require drastic shifts in government policy.

Lethbridge Polytechnic students study how different generations perceive police officers

Bachelor of Criminal Justice students at Lethbridge Polytechnic are learning about more than just policing.