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Indigenous leaders celebrated a provincial investment Friday of $16M for doctors and $16M for patient navigators. As Sean Amato reports, there is hope this will help shrink a life-expectancy gap of 20 years.

It was an emotionally heavy morning at Calgary city hall Friday as a ceremonial transfer of the city’s residential school memorial site wove its way through city streets to its permanent spot at the Confluence. Jillian Code reports.

The Alberta government has announced that the safe consumption site at the Sheldon Chumir Centre in Calgary will be closing at the end of June, along with the consumption site in Lethbridge. Joel Mendelson reports.

‘We got Lucky’: Three words you rarely hear the Calgary Police Service say after two Calgary murder suspects were arrested in unique circumstances…with one still on the loose. Phoenix Phillips reports.

Calgary pit master Graham Sherman and his “Notorious P.I.G.” crew are off to Nashville, Tennessee for the National Barbecue Association’s Open Fire competition. Phoenix Phillips shares the grill with Sherman.

A 12-year-old cyclist was sent to hospital Friday afternoon after being struck by a vehicle in NW Calgary.

Trump calls NATO allies cowards for not helping the U.S. secure the Strait of Hormuz. As Michelle Mackey reports, the U.K. is now offering to help.

Travel woes mount for U.S. passengers as TSA shortages grow amid the partial government shutdown. Why legislators need to reach a deal fast, and a new bill that could change the way lawmakers themselves travel.