Polar bears at Calgary Zoo take chilly dip
While many Calgarians battle with the challenges of the polar vortex, the polar bears at the Calgary Zoo are swimming in their own winter paradise.
‘It’s a dry cold’: Reactions to extreme cold in Calgary
A polar vortex sweeping into Alberta marks a cold and frosty start to the real Canadian winter. Global’s Doug Vaessen went out to see how people in Calgary were handling the extreme cold.
Family tradition brings winter warmth for Calgary homeless during cold snap
The blast of winter that’s hitting Alberta brings a very busy week for a generous Calgary family. As Gil Tucker shows us, the frigid temperatures aren’t stopping them from carrying on a long tradition of helping others make it through the cold.
Minor hockey coach’s tirade raises concerns over referee abuse
A profanity-laced tirade toward a referee during a minor hockey game in Cochrane has reignited the debate over referee abuse. Moses Woldu has more on a high-level ref in the province calling out the infraction.
Courage in every stride: Jon Nabb’s solo run across Canada raises awareness for childhood cancer
Embarking on an extraordinary solo run across Canada, Jon Nabbs is attempting to run across the width of Canada. As Joelle Tomlinson reports, he is inspired by his family’s struggle with cancer, Terry Fox and the young patients he meets along the way.
Canadian Figure Skating Championships return to Calgary
The National Figure Skating Championships are set to return to WinSport in Calgary after a 20 year absence. As Moses Woldu reports, the event is sure to be a hit for local athletes and tourism.
Family of Calgary woman savagely killed by boyfriend feels let down by justice system
The family of a Calgary woman who was savagely killed by her boyfriend is frustrated with the judicial system and worried that the man will reoffend. Carolyn Kury de Castillo reports.
Incoming polar vortex to drive temperatures down in Calgary region
Calgarians are bracing for a blast of frigid temperatures later this week as outreach groups prepare for an influx of demand. Adam MacVicar reports.
Patients losing patience as healthcare wait times skyrocket
Albertans are growing increasingly impatient over skyrocketing wait times for ERs and specialists across the province. As Tomasia DaSilva reports, health officials in Red Deer have had to actually erect makeshift stations.
Lily Gladstone: Indigenous triumph at Golden Globes
Lily Gladstone has made history, becoming the first Indigenous woman to win best actress in a drama at the Golden Globes. As Joelle Tomlinson reports, the win is significant for filmmakers in Alberta.
Calgary overpass deemed unsafe weeks after $23K art project completes
An ageing pedestrian bridge in northeast Calgary has been deemed unsafe and is now closed. However, that decision comes just weeks after a $23-thousand art project was completed. Craig Momney reports.
Former bobsledder Tonia Evans leads third annual Female Sport Summit in Calgary
A one-of-a-kind event for females in sport is returning to Calgary. The Female Sport Summit aims to bridge the gap for young athletes and their paths forward in sport. Moses Woldu has the details.
Calgary Real Estate Board expects demand to remain strong in 2024
The Calgary Real Estate Board says home sales in December saw a 13.8 per cent increase compared to the same month in 2022. As Ina Sidhu reports, demand is expected to stay strong in 2024.
Rising trend of stolen licence plates sparks concern
A type of crime that appears to be on the rise is not only frustrating drivers but leaving victims on the hook to cover the costs. A Calgary woman discovered she was a victim when her licence plate was swapped for one from a stolen vehicle. As Craig Momney reports, others across the city are reporting it’s happened to them.
2024 rings in price hikes for Calgary Transit and recreation centres
People who use Calgary Transit and city-run recreation centres can expect to pay more for passes in 2024. Joelle Tomlinson breaks down the fee increases.
‘Challenging’ new threshold for international students in Canada
Affordability has been a significant talking point for the past year -- with rising costs impacting everyone -- including students. Starting Jan. 1, international students will need double the money in their bank accounts if they wish to study in Canada. As Sarah Offin reports, the new threshold comes as demand for student supports continues to grow.
Experts share tips for sustaining New Year fitness resolutions
As we usher in the new year, many of us are contemplating how to make the most of 2024 by setting goals. However, some argue that without the right mindset, these goals may fall by the wayside long before we welcome 2025. Global's Craig Momney reports.
Two teens killed in rollover north of Calgary
Alberta RCMP are investigating a rollover north of Calgary that killed a 16-year-old boy and a 14-year-old girl. Craig Momney reports.
Parents of Calgary teen hit by vehicles pay donations forward
As Carolyn Kury de Castillo reports, the family who was on the verge of being homeless is now giving back some of the donations they received to help them through this difficult time.
RCMP issues ice safety reminder after deadly week
Four people died in two incidents this week after falling through ice. As Meghan Cobb reports, the RCMP is reminding Albertans to be extra cautious around ice during the warm weather.
