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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says the province remains committed to Calgary's Green Line LRT - but only if its above ground.
7h ago
The U.S. is preparing for a Presidential Election which has many Canadians interested, for different reasons. Everything from getting to know the candidates to the impact on the Canadian economy and entertainment value. Phoenix Phillips reports.
12h ago
A committee at Calgary City Hall is set to mull over a set of transit bylaw changes aimed at cracking down on fare evasion and making it safer to ride transit, with riders divided if some of the proposed changes are necessary. Edward Djan reports.
The mix of back to school, back to work, including more people back to the office, plus construction everywhere is causing big headaches for drivers in Calgary's downtown core. Silvia Naranjo reports.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says the province remains committed to Calgary’s Green Line LRT – but only if its above ground.
The mix of back to school, back to work, including more people back to the office, plus construction everywhere is causing big headaches for drivers in Calgary’s downtown core. Silvia Naranjo reports.
Repairs on Calgary’s Bearspaw south feeder main is progressing well, according to the city, with some of the sites in the final stages of construction.
Calgary’s water usage has declined slightly compared to the last few days, using 494 million litres Monday compared to 509 million litres on Sunday.
With a soggy forecast for the next couple day, some Calgarians are welcoming the rain following ongoing outdoor water restrictions. Carlene Sorensen reports.
Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are set for their first Presidential debate. Julia Benbrook looks at what we can expect, and how the host state of Pennsylvania could play a big role in November’s election results.
15h ago
Two men have been sentenced to 6 1/2 years in prison for their roles in the blockade of the Canada-U.S. border crossing at Coutts. Edward Djan reports.
NDP Caucus Meets In Montreal, Trying To Find Redlines In Upcoming Sitting Of Parliament