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Kelly Turner

Morning Anchor

About Kelly

Kelly Turner comes from a long list of broadcasters, including her father and brother, who worked in radio and television for decades. Originally from London Ontario, Kelly has been on-air in Calgary for close to 25 years and joined the team at City News in September of 2019. Kelly holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from The University of Calgary and also enjoys a busy voice-over career. Despite the early morning hours, Kelly loves doing morning radio and says the camaraderie she enjoys with her morning crew -- is the best!

Latest stories published

The Irish Rovers celebrating 60 years with cross-country tour, including Calgary stop

They're known as the international ambassadors of Irish music -- 2025 marks 60 years since The Irish Rovers played an unprecedented 22 sold-out weeks at The Purple Onion in San Francisco. That stint...
Calgary's 16th annual Valentine's Day march to honour MMIWG2S

On Wednesday night, the annual Valentine's Day March for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit people (MMIWG2S) happens at Scarboro Church.
Tips on disposing Christmas trees in Calgary

If you are ready to ditch the Christmas clutter, the City of Calgary is way ahead of you with all the ways to get rid of your real tree.
Fairy Tales Queer Film Festival returns to Calgary for 25th year

The 25th iteration of the Calgary Fairy Tales Queer Film Festival hits Calgary's Globe Theatre starting Friday.
Kevin J. Johnston to pay $650,000 in damages to AHS worker

Kevin. J Johnston, who was charged with harassing and defaming an AHS worker during his own talk show, must pay $650,000 in damages.
Calgary fog advisory ends amid expected snowfall

Calgary has a fog advisory in place, and the city will see temperatures of -20 C with windchill throughout the day with some snowfall Friday.
Calgary International Women's Day events around the city

International Women's Day is upon us, and here in Calgary, there are a lot of activities to take in to celebrate the women in your life.
Alberta promises $1M in aid to Ukraine amid Russia conflict

Premier Jason Kenney says Alberta plans to donate $1 million to Ukraine for humanitarian aid efforts after Russia invaded the country Thursday.
Environmental groups serve Premier Kenney with defamation lawsuit

Five environmental organizations say they are following through on a threat to sue Premier Jason Kenney and the provincial government for defamation.