Voices against Violence rally was held Monday at Calgary City Hall, to stand against violence towards women and children in Canada. Silvia Naranjo reports.

Calgarians who purchased an engraved brick prior to the 1988 Winter Games at Olympic Plaza have just a few more months to see their brick before the space undergoes a major facelift, but as Jayden Wasney reports, some residents have started removing the bricks themselves.

A Calgary costume store has started something called Halloween Days. Rayn Rashid talks to the owner of The Costume Shoppe who is promoting other local businesses.

Abandoning net zero targets, removing the designation of CO2 as a pollutant and recognizing that carbon dioxide is the foundational nutrient for all life on earth, is now a policy resolution set to be discussed at the UCP’s upcoming annual general meeting. Edward Djan has more.

Calgary’s parking authority is letting people know its ParkPlus machines are safe to use after a video gained traction online, leading some to worry about possible skimmers. Jillian Code reports.

A new tech centre has opened in Calgary for city teams to experiment and prototype solutions to improve service delivery for citizens.

A southeast Calgary intersection was closed for several hours Monday following a crash.

Calgarians are getting their tires switched in preparation for winter but are fewer people making the switch due to the cost of living? Margot Rubin reports.