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Alberta is one of three provinces, along with Manitoba and Saskatchewan, to oppose the federal governments proposed expanded firearms ban. This new plan would outlaw new models of legally owned firearms and shotguns.

UBC researcher Stephen Choi is using a breakthrough discovery to develop a first-of-its-kind treatment for difficult-to-treat prostate cancers. He is exploring the role that lactic acid plays in cancer generation. Angela Bower reports.

Celebrations and protests erupted at the World Cup as Iran scored a dramatic victory over Wales. Melissa Duggan on the tensions inside and outside the stadium.

Millions of Ukrainians are “being plunged into extreme hardship,” the UN warns. Melissa Duggan on the dark and cold weekend ahead after Russian strikes.

The province’s police watchdog said the shooting happened just after 7 a.m. on Friday outside a residence on Eyer Drive, near Rodick and Macrill Roads.

After five days of deliberations, Calgary City Council has passed their four-year budget. Jillian Code has the details on what Calgarians should know.

Alberta's Education Minister removes school boards legal ability to implement masks. As Adam Ziccarelli reports, one pediatrician isn't happy with the decision.

Influenza, RSV and COVID-19, Calgarians are getting sick with this trio of respiratory illnesses. Some are missing school, others work. Henna Saeed talks to Calgary parents and medical experts on how to tackle this situation.

22-year-old Calgary artist Brooklyn Payne is behind the Calgary Stampede’s 2023 poster. Taylor Braat hears from the young artist about the inspiration behind the piece, and what the scholarship money will go towards.

A stretch of Highway 1 east of Golden, B.C. that was closed due to line widening and to mitigate rockfall and avalanche hazards is now open to drivers once again.

Calgary Police continue to investigate two separate traffic incidents, one of which resulted in a pregnant woman losing her child.

Snow is on the way for Metro Vancouver next week. Monika Gul has what to expect, and a local snow removal company’s game plan.

The B.C. government released its fiscal update with a $5 billion surplus, compared to $700 million last quarter. Liza Yuzda has more on government and consumer caution, amid record inflation.

After two break-ins, more than 100 donated laptops and several bikes were stolen from Calgary’s Youth Empowerment and Skills Centre. Tate Laycraft has more from the organization’s founder.

A local sledge hockey team is looking for answers and that’s not all. Their specialized equipment was stolen in America, and replacing these items is not an easy task by any means.

In downtown Montreal, hundreds came out on Saturday in a show of solidarity with protestors in Iran, many with their hands painted red and holding photos of those killed in violent crackdowns by the Iranian regime.

Montreal Vendors hosted an end of the year Holiday Bazaar in Lachine to provide a platform and support small business owners.

A cascade of mud trigged by heavy rain engulfed everything in its path and left an idyllic Italian island in ruins. Caryn Ceolin with how the landslide is exposing inaction on illegal construction in Italy’s south.

Kids volunteer their time at the Winnipeg Humane Society to help furry friends and their families in need. Temi Olatunde reports.

Buying and returning items on-line is a way of life for many people these days. Danina Falkenberg has a look at how on-line returns are costing retailers a lot and some are recouping those costs from the consumer.