The bricks that adorn the walkway of Olympic Plaza are scheduled to be destroyed and replaced with a new $70 million project. However, Calgary MP Stephanie Kusie is determined to save them after drafting a petition. Phoenix Phillips reports.

As the federal government moves to further limit immigration into Canada, there are concerns that the polices capping international students are short sighted. Jillian Code reports.

From making plays on the court to creating opportunities for young women from coast to coast. In this extended interview, Lindsay Dunn speaks with Canadian trailblazer Denise Dignard about her impact on basketball in Canada.

As the weather gets colder, Calgarians debate what temperature is the most appropriate to set your thermostat at. Margot Rubin reports.

Calgary drivers headed into the downtown core continue to face congestion with work on Memorial Drive and the Fourth Avenue Flyover. Callum Hawker finds out how this is affecting commuters and when the construction is expected to be complete.

What does a move to cut immigration to Canada mean for Alberta and for those thousands of international students in post-secondary schools across the province?

Rayn Rashid speaks with Calgary shelters and housing agencies amid the discussions of funding between Ottawa and the provinces to clear encampments and help the unhoused.

Some pharmacists are warning the Alberta government’s changes to compensation for care-plans and follow-ups could impact patient quality. Edward Djan has more.