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Canadians have until Friday to apply for the $500 million dollar class action lawsuit against Loblaw Cos. and George Weston Ltd. over accusations of price-fixing bread products.

Calgary police say a man has died after being struck by a CTrain in NE Calgary late Wednesday night. Around 7:30 p.m., police were called to the northeast for reports of the collision, while also shutting down CTrain service in the area.

From cold to warm to cold: How recent dramatic shifts in our weather are affecting the psyche of Calgarians. Phoenix Phillips reports.

Alberta’s Premier is joining 19 of her UCP caucus colleagues under recall petitions. As James Dunn reports, she believes she’s done the work for her riding.

Alberta’s chief electoral officer joined a chorus of criticism over Bill 14 Tuesday, saying proposed changes “risk significant harm to Albertan’s trust.” The justice minister made amendments, but as Sean Amato reports, many still have concerns.

In the early hours of Wednesday morning – Alberta’s government passing laws impacting the rights of transgender Albertans – and using the notwithstanding clause for the fourth time this year to do.

Three ski resorts in Alberta are going year-round, unlocking new trails, summer activities, and thousands of jobs. Henna Saeed has the details.

Calgary police are investigating after a man was shot and killed early Wednesday morning in the southeast. Police say this shooting was targeted and Rayn Rashid finds out how people in that area feel about such an attack in their neighbourhood.