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Ahead of the spring economic statement the federal Liberals are set to table, Afua Baah explains what might be included and how opposition leaders are already reacting.

Steve Paikin and Caryn Ceolin discuss the signals the federal government is sending ahead of the spring economic update.

Calgary’s Mayor Jeromy Farkas proposes a new downtown police station. Rayn Rashid speaks with Calgarians on if it is needed.

Calgary agencies helping newcomers settle in Canada are grappling with funding cuts from the federal government as some of them now say they’ve had to cut classes and layoff staff. Edward Djan has more.

Drivers on the QEII south of Edmonton will be able to go 120km/h, legally, starting Wednesday. As Sean Amato reports, many Albertans are on board with the test but an engineering expert is expressing safety concerns and frustration with the process.

After 4 days of damaging winds in Calgary, at times reaching 90km/hour in some areas, the clean-up is underway keeping tree companies busy. Phoenix Phillips reports.

Calgary police were called to the scene of an injury collision involving a child in the city’s northeast.

Antisemitism in the country has reached record levels. Rhianne Campbell looks into the numbers and recaps the efforts being introduced locally to try to combat hate crimes in the GTA.