Canadians will be heading to the polls for a federal election in 2025. The big question is whether is will come sooner or later. Glen McGregor and Cynthia Mulligan discuss how long Prime Minister Justin Trudeau might remain in power.

The average Canadian family of four might be forced to spend $800 extra on groceries in 2025. But from adjusting your diet to reducing waste, there are some ways to make your dollars go further. Faiza Amin reports.

Henna Saeed talks to the brother of Calgary’s double homicide victim, Ania Kaminski, as he recounts the tragic events leading up to the murders of his sister and father.

As we flip the page onto a new year, there are new taxes coming for electric vehicles, vape products, alcohol and for fuel.

It’s not just provincial and federal taxes going up, the fees for many City of Calgary services have already gone up in the new year.

As 2025 kicks off, some Calgarians might be doing a dry January to start the year off right. Carlene Sorensen reports on the growing range of non-alcoholic beverage options in restaurants.

Replacing the province’s prior default rate for consumers without a contract, the Alberta electricity ‘rate of last resort’ starts January 1.

The city is asking for nominations for the 2025 Calgary Awards, that recognize those dedicated to improving the community.