The Alberta Government is reporting opioid-related death to be down in the province year-over-year, but some people remain skeptical. Margot Rubin reports.

The Canada Revenue Agency has set up a temporary escape room at Calgary’s Market Mall, to help educate and spread awareness about the dangers of being scammed, as well as how to prevent yourself from becoming a victim. Jayden Wasney reports.

For Stephanie English, her 190km walk from Brocket to Calgary is not only to bring awareness to Missing and Murdered Indigenous People, on this Sisters in Spirit Day, but also for the two daughters she lost. Phoenix Phillips reports.

The Supreme Court of Canada has handed down a big win for air travelers across the country. Rayn Rashid reports on the high court’s ruling.

The clock is ticking for the Alberta Government to figure out which -if any- aspects of the original Green Line LRT can be used in their new plan. Jillian Code reports.

Calgary Police say it happened around midnight at 36 Street and 39 Avenue NE, and police say the driver fled the area before police arrived.

Alberta nurses are reportedly looking for a 30% pay increase over the next two years, while the province is reportedly offering 7.5% over the next four years. Callum Hawker finds out what Calgarians think of the nurse’s demands.

The Bloc Québécois are trying to push C-319 – a pension top-up for seniors 65 to 74. But one economist estimates it’ll cost the rest of us between $200-$400, and benefit a generation that StatsCan says is less poor than any other.