Alberta explores joint bid for 2030 Commonwealth games

Latest Videos

0:42

Brown bears at largest zoo in the U.K. emerge from hibernation

Brown bears living at the largest zoo in the U.K. have emerged from their cozy caves out of hibernation, taking the moment to soak in the sun for the first time in months.

1h ago

5:54

Canada should push for sanctions on U.S., Israel-Iran war, not just de-escalation: Axworthy

Former Minister of Foreign Affairs Lloyd Axworthy shares his thoughts on the widening conflict in the Middle East following the U.S. and Israel’s jointed action on Iran, saying Canada should be pushing for sanctions, not only de-escalation.

2h ago

0:39

Immigration in Canada could soon account for its entire population growth

According to new projections from Ottawa found that Canada’s immigration could soon account for its entire population growth by 2030.

3h ago

1:23

U.S. and Israel’s strikes on Iran a ‘failure of international order’: Carney

Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada’s support for the U.S. and Israel’s strikes on Iran comes with regret, while also condemning Iran’s attacks across the Middle East; calling the situation a ‘failure of international order.’

5h ago

9:00

Great-grandson of Nelson Mandela on Canada’s road to Indigenous reconciliation

Siyabulela Mandela, human rights activist and great-grandson of Nelson Mandela, discusses his visit to Canada and what the country can learn from South Africa as it continues its journey to truth and reconciliation for Indigenous people.

5h ago

Most Popular Today

1:48

Calgary artist turns stories of racism into community art

A Calgary artist is turning her own experiences and others’ stories of racism into a community art installation aimed at inspiring change. Henna Saeed reports.

17h ago

0:59

Alberta RCMP deploy bait cars to crack down on auto thefts

Police across the province leaving bait cars left running and unlocked with trackers and cameras installed.

18h ago

2:29

‘Ask the AMA’: Alberta premier, doctors union spar over triage deal

Alberta’s premier is pointing a finger at the doctor’s association, after the government failed to deliver on a promise to “immediately” dispatch triage physicians to overcrowded emergency rooms. As Sean Amato reports, the AMA is pushing back.

18h ago

2:06

NHL commissioner in town as rumours swirl Calgary could host 2028 World Cup of Hockey

Construction on Scotia Place is still underway but already rumours are swirling that Calgary could play host to the 2028 World Cup. Jillian Code reports.

19h ago

1:33

Gas prices surge in Alberta amid tensions in Middle East

In the wake of the conflict in the Middle East, fuel prices are starting to climb in Alberta. Rayn Rashid speaks with those who have seen a near 15 per cent increase overnight.

18h ago

Latest Videos

0:42

Brown bears at largest zoo in the U.K. emerge from hibernation

Brown bears living at the largest zoo in the U.K. have emerged from their cozy caves out of hibernation, taking the moment to soak in the sun for the first time in months.

1h ago

5:54

Canada should push for sanctions on U.S., Israel-Iran war, not just de-escalation: Axworthy

Former Minister of Foreign Affairs Lloyd Axworthy shares his thoughts on the widening conflict in the Middle East following the U.S. and Israel’s jointed action on Iran, saying Canada should be pushing for sanctions, not only de-escalation.

2h ago

0:39

Immigration in Canada could soon account for its entire population growth

According to new projections from Ottawa found that Canada’s immigration could soon account for its entire population growth by 2030.

3h ago

1:23

U.S. and Israel’s strikes on Iran a ‘failure of international order’: Carney

Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada’s support for the U.S. and Israel’s strikes on Iran comes with regret, while also condemning Iran’s attacks across the Middle East; calling the situation a ‘failure of international order.’

5h ago

9:00

Great-grandson of Nelson Mandela on Canada’s road to Indigenous reconciliation

Siyabulela Mandela, human rights activist and great-grandson of Nelson Mandela, discusses his visit to Canada and what the country can learn from South Africa as it continues its journey to truth and reconciliation for Indigenous people.

5h ago

6:23

Paikin on Politics: Breaking down Carney’s response to U.S. strikes

Paikin and Caryn discuss Prime Minister Mark Carney’s response to U.S. strikes as they expand across the Middle East.

4h ago

1:48

Calgary artist turns stories of racism into community art

A Calgary artist is turning her own experiences and others’ stories of racism into a community art installation aimed at inspiring change. Henna Saeed reports.

17h ago

0:59

Alberta RCMP deploy bait cars to crack down on auto thefts

Police across the province leaving bait cars left running and unlocked with trackers and cameras installed.

18h ago

Live Streaming 24/7