More than six thousand people are climbing the steps of the CN Tower this weekend to raise money and awareness for the United Way Greater Toronto. Rob Leth reports from the top of T.O.

An emergency motion was filed to introduce a report exposing anti-Black discrimination within Canada’s federal public service. Rhianne Campbell explores how this could tip the scales in the $2.5 billion class action lawsuit.

University of Calgary students are expressing frustration over frequent Wi-Fi outages, which they say disrupts their ability to study and complete assignments, especially with midterms approaching. Arielle O’Shea reports.

Rayn Rashid speaks to Swifties attending a Taylor Swift Dance Party at Back Alley in Calgary. 

An Alberta charitable organization is hoping that for this Movember, Albertans are able to lend their support in order to increase access to early detection for prostate cancer in the province. Edward Djan has more.

Bear sightings have prompted Fish and Wildlife Enforcement to set up a bear trap and temporarily close some areas in Fish Creek Provincial Park in southwest Calgary.

A dozen cows are dead after a semi hauling them on Alberta’s QEII rolled on Thursday afternoon.

Rayn Rashid talks to Calgarians who held a rally at City Hall in an effort to save the Inglewood Aquatic Centre.