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A Calgary couple has finally found a way out of Dubai amid the ongoing war in the Middle East. The Katyayans have a rather long journey to take, flying through China to Japan before eventually coming back to Calgary. Joel Mendelson reports.

The frustration from Calgary city hall over the province’s increase to Calgarians’ property tax continues, with Mayor Jeromy Farkas saying his council worked to keep spending in check only to see the province ask for more. Jillian Code reports.

As the conflict in the Middle East increases the price of fuel, businesses in Canada who are feeling the effects at the pump say consumers should brace for that trickle down effect on their receipts. Edward Djan has more.

With International Women’s Day just days away, a new partnership in Calgary is launching a first-of-its-kind housing initiative aimed at helping young women without financial support move toward home ownership. Rayn Rashid has the details.

Business owners along a section of Calgary’s 17 Avenue SW are without water after a water main break. Rayn Rashid speaks with businesses on the headaches that come with no water just days before water restrictions are about to hit next week.

Pi day is next week and one 11-year-old Hamilton boy is celebrating by memorizing hundreds of decimal points of pi.  As Audra Brown explains he’s hoping to break a Guinness World Record.

One Ontario cancer support centre says someone’s family photos accidentally came in with a wig donation. David Zura explains some are from the 1930’s and the centre is trying to track down the rightful owners.

A collision in southeast Calgary has left one man seriously injured.