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Edmonton to host women's golf stars for CPKC Women's Open

Some of the biggest names in women's golf will be in Edmonton for the Canadian Women's Open in August. Tournament director Brian Newton shares the details.

Edmonton to host women's golf stars for CPKC Women's Open

Some of the biggest names in women's golf will be in Edmonton for the Canadian Women's Open in August. Tournament director Brian Newton shares the details.

Dietitian shares tips for simple sideline snacks

Sports and family dietitian Emily Mardell shares some ideas for simple sideline snacks for youth sports.

Alberta data breach, OpenAI: Privacy commissioner talks investigations

Diane McLeod discusses her investigation into the Centurion Project and a report that shows OpenAI broke privacy laws when developing ChatGPT.

Guess the plant! | Morning Mystery

Can you solve the CTV Your Morning Edmonton Morning Mystery? First clue: Its leaves range in colour from light to dark green and are mostly hollow.

Longevity trends: What's fact and what's fiction?

More people have been chasing longevity trends into the deep corners of the internet. U of A health law professor Tim Caulfield debunks it.

Victoria Golf Club celebrates 130th season

Officials celebrated Victoria Golf Course's 130th season on Tuesday.

Mikisew Cree First Nation launches lawsuit over industrial development

Mikisew Cree First Nation is suing the federal and provincial governments saying decades of industrial development have infringed on treaty rights.

Alberta musicians host concert for Canadian unity

A group of Alberta musicians want to show their support for a united Canada by throwing a benefit concert in Hawrelak Park on July 22.

ETS to offer new shuttle service to Riverhawks games

Edmonton transit will offer a shuttle service between Churchill Square and RE/MAX field an hour and 15 minutes before Riverhawks games.

Fire crews fight all night to contain out-of-control wildfire near Whitecourt

More than 100 people have been forced to flee their homes on the outskirts of Whitecourt from a nearby fire. CTV News Edmonton's Jeremy Thompson reports.

Essentials for a classic Canadian summer

SPONSORED: Whether you're going camping, hitting up a cabin, or traveling further, Jennifer Weatherhead has some ways to make it even better.

Summer patio season done right

SPONSORED: Design Tamara Giffith has some tips and items from Walmart to enjoy the warmer days of spring and summer in an affordable way that's still on trend.

Country singer Corb Lund revisits past tunes in upcoming 'Bottom of the Deck' Tour

Corb Lund will make three Edmonton stops for his tour at the end of May. He talks about what fans can expect and the progress on his coal mining petition.

Albertans hesitant to share information for 2026 census with Tuesday deadline

Today is the deadline to fill out the 2026 Census, but some Albertans are hesitant after a recent data breach. Geoff Bowlby with Statistics Canada explains.