Filling up at the pump will soon be a bit more enjoyable as Calgarians welcome the news that they don’t need to pay for the consumer carbon tax starting from April 1, after new Prime Minister Mark Carney reduced the rate to $0. Edward Djan has more.

Two skiers are dead after two separate avalanches near Lake Louise and in Kananaskis on Friday afternoon.

The Alberta government has announced plans for 18 new schools in Calgary and surrounding areas to accommodate the province’s growing student population.

With a small amount of western representation in Mark Carney’s cabinet, will Alberta have a big enough voice? Jillian Code reports.

Arielle O’Shea speaks to a local tire shop and Calgarians on when is the best time to switch their tires.

Small businesses in Alberta are facing significant challenges as they say they find themselves with hundreds of thousands of dollars in unsellable American products due to the ongoing trade war. 

A home-grown, needle-free COVID-19 vaccine is entering the next stage of clinical trials. Dilshad Burman speaks with the lead researcher from McMaster University to find out what’s in it and how it works.

Mark Carney has been officially sworn in as Canada’s 24th prime minister, but how well do Calgarians keep up with political shifts? Henna Saeed hits the streets to find out.