After Premier Danielle Smith declined to join the national statement opposing U.S. tariffs, prioritizing Alberta’s interests, critics say her stance isolates her from “Team Canada,” while supporters commend her focus on the province. Henna Saeed reports.

It turns out, even people running to be the next prime minister of Canada tune into CityNews 24/7 Alberta…

The family of a Calgary teen fatally stuck by a driver in the city’s northeast is speaking out. Edward Djan has more.

A U.S. TikTok ban is set to go into effect on Sunday, but there’s a chance Donald Trump could step in and give the popular social media app some extra ticks on the clock.

Mark Carney has entered the race to become the next federal Liberal leader, and Chrystia Freeland is expected to announce her own campaign soon. Both presumptive candidates are expected to propose major changes to Justin Trudeau’s carbon tax.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is lashing out at Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, accusing her of getting in the way of a unified response to Donald Trump’s tariff threats.

Those living in Los Angeles’ fire zones certainly have had to worry about their physical health. Brian Abel looks at how the mental health of residents is also at risk.

First responders continue to make progress against a string of fierce wildfires in Los Angeles county. Marybel Gonzalez is in Altadena, where residents are struggling to begin the recovery process and voicing frustration