The Canadian government has been put on pause and politicians are expected to hit the campaign trail soon. With a look at what the next few months have in store, Melanie Ng speaks to Sarbjit Kaur and Jamie Ellerton.

As 2025 begins, many Calgarians are preparing for another year of work and school. Carlene Sorensen reports on how Calgarians are feeling heading into 2025.

The Calgary International Airport is the site of many saying goodbye to loved ones – as some Calgarians embrace the holiday goodbye hug shared again, and again, and again.  Phoenix Phillips reports.

Alberta is aiming to double its crude oil production as well as increase exports to the U.S.

The University of Alberta is revamping its ‘diversity, equity, and inclusion’ policies under a new heading, saying those words had become ‘polarizing’. Do Calgary’s post-secondary students want a change also? Callum Hawker reports.

With high rental rates and other cost-of-living increases, more Calgarians are looking for roommates. Rayn Rashid has the story from one Calgary resident looking to subsidize his living expenses. 

Former Calgary Flames head coach and long-term team executive, Al MacNeil, has passed away at the age of 89.

As the workforce enters 2025, more companies are calling for employees to return to the office five days a week. Margot Rubin takes to the streets of Calgary for reaction.