Canada men’s national soccer team head coach, Jesse Marsch, in Calgary Monday. And despite certain challenges, Marsch is optimistic about soccer’s potential in the city. Phoenix Phillips reports.

A Calgary small business owner is complaining about the increase in property taxes on his building. He wants others to join his cause and ‘fight city hall’. Callum Hawker reports.

A new report that analysed Alberta’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic is being panned by doctors, experts and the NDP. As Sean Amato reports, the UCP government won’t commit to enacting the recommendations.

Signing a professional sports deal is a milestone for any family, and a Calgary family has double to celebrate with 17-year-old twins signing with Calgary Wild FC. Jillian Code reports.

A Calgary community starts its annual donation drive to collect bikes and fix them up to give them to kids in the city. Margot Rubin reports.

A fire at a condo complex in SW Calgary (Bridlewood) has displaced dozens of residents. Rayn Rashid talks with residents about what’s next.

Former Calgary councillor, Joe Magliocca, has been found guilty of fraud after being accused of faking names on travel claims billed to the taxpayers. Henna Saeed has the latest on this case.

The Canadian government is still in talks to avoid potential tariffs from U.S. President Donald Trump, who has floated February 1 as a possible implementation date.