A step too far for the Oilers as their comeback run comes up short losing in game 7 of the Stanley Cup final to the Florida Panthers, leaving their fans in Calgary emotional. Margot Rubin reports.

After Canada’s defeat to Argentina in their first group game of Copa America, Sandra Prusina and Duncan Elias discuss how the team will look to bounce back against Peru.

Calgarians can now collect water from river water collection sites to water their gardens while outdoor water restrictions stay in place due to the massive watermain break. Silvia Naranjo reports.

With Calgary’s feeder main repairs progressing as planned, the city has opened some roads for traffic around 16 Ave N.W. Henna Saeed gives an update on the repair work and ask Calgarians life is getting back to normal.

Several residents are without a home after fire in Calgary’s southeast. As Phoenix Phillips reports, the Sunday fire displaced 39 residents now trying to rebuild what they’ve lost in the blaze.

Oilers fans who made the trip down to Florida for Game 7 were sad to see Edmonton lose. But they told Darcy Ropchan about feeling proud of the players, and hopeful for the future.

Calgarians are watching as our neighbours to the north have an NHL team on the cusp of a truly historic Stanley Cup win. Has the legendary comeback turned the tide for many local hockey fans who have that “anybody but Edmonton” mentality? Rayn Rashid reports.

Thousands of Edmonton Oilers fans have packed the Moss Pit ahead of Game 7 of the Stanley Cup final. Many fans lined up before noon to secure a place at the downtown watch party. Police say the fan parks have reached capacity.