Episodes

  • Calgary: Calgary police seek public help in extortion investigation targeting South As... | June 16

    Calgary: Calgary police seek public help in extortion investigation targeting South As... | June 16
    Jun 16 2026
    Calgary police are seeking public help in an extortion investigation targeting the city’s South Asian community, with photos of suspects and a vehicle released. Meanwhile, political tensions rise as Calgarians support Mayor Farkas over Premier Danielle Smith’s property tax hike, and a controversial Alberta independence billboard in Taber remains standing.
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  • Calgary: E-bike safety concerns grow as Calgary faces peak cycling season | June 15

    Calgary: E-bike safety concerns grow as Calgary faces peak cycling season | June 15
    Jun 15 2026
    Calgary officials move forward with a lobbyist registry after RCMP probe, while e-bike safety concerns rise ahead of peak cycling season. A pro-separation billboard remains in a rural Alberta town, and a school bus crash in Edmonton leaves four students hospitalized.
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    2 mins
  • Calgary: School bus crash injures four students in Edmonton | June 14

    Calgary: School bus crash injures four students in Edmonton | June 14
    Jun 14 2026
    Calgary: A school bus crash on Yellowhead Trail in Edmonton hospitalized four students, raising road safety concerns, while Pigeon Lake Provincial Park faces chaos from a 100,000-caterpillar swarm. Calgary’s mayor announced a lobbyist registry to boost transparency, and the city’s Stampede Park celebrated Indigenous culture with a new First Nations Rodeo and Relay.
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  • Calgary: School bus crash injures four students in Edmonton, prompting emergency respo... | June 13

    Calgary: School bus crash injures four students in Edmonton, prompting emergency respo... | June 13
    Jun 13 2026
    Calgary: Four students hospitalized after a school bus crash on Yellowhead Trail in Edmonton raises road safety concerns, while city council advances a lobbyist registry motion. Alberta separatist candidates face declining support in Calgary amid shifting public sentiment.
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  • Calgary: Speed limit hike on Alberta highways passes road test | June 12

    Calgary: Speed limit hike on Alberta highways passes road test | June 12
    Jun 12 2026
    Calgary officials report Alberta’s 120 km/h speed limit on divided highways is reducing accidents, while a man faces up to nine years for fatally attacking a teen during a basketball game. The RCMP investigates corruption at Calgary City Hall as a new AI tool aims to tackle rising traffic collisions and a hiking area near Canmore is closed due to a rockslide.
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  • Calgary: Calgary police investigate deaths of woman and child in northeast neighborhoo... | June 11

    Calgary: Calgary police investigate deaths of woman and child in northeast neighborhoo... | June 11
    Jun 11 2026
    Calgary police are investigating the deaths of a woman in her 40s and a child under 10 in Temple, while also seeking to search former mayor Jyoti Gondek's phone in a campaign contributor probe. Students in Camrose are protesting over violent Snapchat messages targeting girls, and city officials face decisions on emergency service rebranding and the Green Line expansion.
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  • Calgary: Premier Smith faces backlash over health system delays | June 10

    Calgary: Premier Smith faces backlash over health system delays | June 10
    Jun 10 2026
    Calgary's health-care system faces ongoing delays as patients struggle with a complex process, while a critical collision near Beiseker leaves a patient and two EMS workers hospitalized. Premier Danielle Smith promotes Alberta’s energy expansion, sparking cross-province tensions with B.C. officials over pipeline discussions.
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    2 mins
  • Calgary: Gunman sentenced to 15 years for fatal hotel shooting | June 09

    Calgary: Gunman sentenced to 15 years for fatal hotel shooting | June 09
    Jun 9 2026
    Calgary police sentence gunman to 15 years for fatal hotel shooting, as city grapples with rising gun violence and recent industrial area shootings. A teen faces charges after making a school shooting threat in northern Alberta, while legal tensions flare over a Toronto professor’s expert status in a sex assault trial.
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    2 mins