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'It's a new beginning': Non-profits surprise family with fully-furnished home
A family of eight in now has a fully-furnished home thanks to two non-profits in Calgary, part of the Four Seasons of Hope project. -
Victims of Canada's residential schools remembered in Calgary rally
A large gathering took to the streets in downtown Calgary Saturday for the official Orange Shirt Day, an event created to honour the Indigenous youth affected by the residential school system. -
Calgary woman caught unknown male climbing onto her balcony, police say
Calgary police are looking for the public's help to learn more about a situation where a man climbed onto the balcony of a woman's home five times since August. -
Friends of Spavor and Kovrig overjoyed as '2 Michaels' arrive in Canada
Family members and friends of Michael Spavor and Michael Kovrig can finally breathe a sigh of relief as the pair landed safely on Canadian soil for the first time in more than 1,000 days. -
U of C initiative researches concussions and sports injuries in Alberta youth
For the first time, a team of Canadian researchers have been given funding from the National Football League to form a better understanding of the burden and mechanisms of concussions in young athletes. -
Plants donated to Calgary seniors isolated during the pandemic
A Calgary plant company, along with the United Way, are doing their part to help seniors feel a bit less isolated during the pandemic. -
'I'm just so thrilled for him': Friends of Kovrig, Spavor react to release
A colleague of Michael Kovrig says that he's ‘thrilled’ to hear that the Canadian is finally home after being detained in China for more than 1,000 days. -
University of Calgary classmate reacts to news of Michael Spavor's release from Chinese prison
Michael Purity, a former University of Calgary classmate of Michael Spavor, was camping in the California backwoods when he got the news from CTV that Spavor, one of the two Michaels, was on a plane home from China. -
A timeline of events in the case of Meng Wanzhou
U.S. Justice Department officials and Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou have reached a deal to resolve the criminal charges against her. On CTVNews.ca, you can see the years-long timeline in the major geopolitical case. -
Calgary mayoral candidate's signs damaged, claims he's been targeted
One of the candidates vying for the mayor's chair in October says people who are unhappy with his support of the city's COVID-19 strategy have targeted him and his family, along with his campaign. -
'I've never felt a building with that much energy': Medicine Hat locals look back on legendary arena
Like most Canadian communities, Medicine Hat has a real sentimental attachment to the city's old rink, but now, locals are getting ready to say their final goodbyes. -
Pyramid Production founder Larry Day, chronicler of Hollywood lives, passes away at 69
Calgary media lost one of its leaders Thursday when Larry Day died. -
Third party advertisers could make or break Calgary election campaigns, poll suggests
As Calgary is gearing up for October's election, a polling agency says while voters are aware of issues with election finance rules, many more are unaware of the existence of one company, which uses millions in union money to fund candidates. -
'That is completely untrue': Nenshi accuses Foothills County reeve of spreading COVID-19 'lies'
Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi gave one of his regional counterparts a verbal smackdown during an online meeting last week, accusing her of spreading "lies" about COVID-19 and vaccines. -
'At the very edge of the cliff': AMA says triage already happening in Alberta hospitals
The head of emergency medicine for the Alberta Medical Association says while they haven’t officially triggered critical triage protocol to the extreme level, major components of triage have already started at hospitals in the province as surge capacity fills up.
