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Tariffs reduced on Chinese electric vehicles in Canada

More Chinese EVs will hit the Canadian market soon, as a new trade deal is made with China, but will they really be an option for Albertans? Rayn Rashid reports.

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How U.S. threats to Greenland threaten Canada

The U.S. President’s ongoing threats to annex Greenland put Canada in a difficult spot. Canada is considering deploying troops to support its NATO ally, but any deployment is likely to be limited.

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Dozens killed in high-speed train crash in Spain

At least 39 people are dead after Spanish investigators say a train derailed and hit an oncoming train in the south of the country. Michelle Mackey reports.

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Trump escalates Greenland threat, ties efforts to Nobel Peace Prize snub

U.S. President Donald Trump escalates his threats to annex Greenland in a stunning message to Norway’s Prime Minister, as European leaders respond to his tariff threats. Michelle Mackey reports.

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Canada’s inflation rate ticks higher

Canada’s annual inflation rate rose in the month of December. Business Analyst Kris McCusker dives deeper into the numbers and discusses whether or not an interest rate cut is likely to happen later this month.

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WestJet adds Brazil as its 100th destination from Calgary

WestJet is adding Sao Paulo, Brazil as its 100th destination out of Calgary. WestJet says it will keep its fleet Dreamliners busy during the winter season, and Brazil is a growing market for travel from western Canada. Phoenix Phillips has more.

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Calgary Flames Defenseman Rasmus Andersson heading to Vegas

The Vegas Golden Knights have acquired Calgary Flames defenseman Rasmus Andersson pending an official trade call.

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Coping with Blue Monday

Have you been feeling a little blue lately? Well, you’re not alone. As Amar Shah reports, the third Monday in January has come to be known as Blue Monday – unofficially dubbed the most depressing day of the year.

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Support for separation at Alberta independence petition events

From small towns to large urban centres, the Alberta independence petition events are generally seeing long lines of supporters across the province. Amar Shah reports.

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Teen charged following stabbing on city bus in SW Calgary

Calgary Police have charged an 18-year-old man following a Friday afternoon attack on a 16-year-old.

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1:29

Tariffs reduced on Chinese electric vehicles in Canada

More Chinese EVs will hit the Canadian market soon, as a new trade deal is made with China, but will they really be an option for Albertans? Rayn Rashid reports.

28m ago

2:32

How U.S. threats to Greenland threaten Canada

The U.S. President’s ongoing threats to annex Greenland put Canada in a difficult spot. Canada is considering deploying troops to support its NATO ally, but any deployment is likely to be limited.

30m ago

2:07

Dozens killed in high-speed train crash in Spain

At least 39 people are dead after Spanish investigators say a train derailed and hit an oncoming train in the south of the country. Michelle Mackey reports.

30m ago

2:30

Trump escalates Greenland threat, ties efforts to Nobel Peace Prize snub

U.S. President Donald Trump escalates his threats to annex Greenland in a stunning message to Norway’s Prime Minister, as European leaders respond to his tariff threats. Michelle Mackey reports.

33m ago

2:29

Canada’s inflation rate ticks higher

Canada’s annual inflation rate rose in the month of December. Business Analyst Kris McCusker dives deeper into the numbers and discusses whether or not an interest rate cut is likely to happen later this month.

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Thousands of federal workers sent into ‘Hunger Games-style fight’ for job security: union

More than 5,000 federal workers were sent into a ‘Hunger Games-style fight’ for job security amid layoff notices, the worker’s union reported.

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Calgary Public Library sees record-number of borrowed materials

The Calgary Public Library recording its largest number of physical and digital materials being borrowed across the city in its history.

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Expanded liquor service hours for some Alberta bars during Winter Olympics

it’s bottoms up for some Olympic fans in Alberta as they now have the option to get in and enjoy their booze early at bars and restaurants while they watch the 2026 Olympic Winter Games in Italy.

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