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The City of Calgary is imposing temporary limits on underground construction near the Bearspaw South Feeder Main and its new parallel replacement, as work continues to strengthen the city’s water system.

In the wake of cartel violence in Puerto Vallarta and a fuel shortage in Cuba, Canadians are having a harder time booking or rebooking an affordable escape to the sun. David Zura explains.

Cuba says its forces killed four people and injured 6 others who were allegedly trying to infiltrate the island on a U.S. registered speedboat. Michelle Mackey reports on why the U.S. is skeptical of Havana’s claims.

Hillary Clinton maintains she never met Jeffrey Epstein in her testimony before the House Oversight Committee. Michelle Mackey has why she’s calling the deposition political theatre.

The Conservative leader and Canada-U.S. trade minister gave separate lunch hour talks about Canada-U.S. trade in Toronto – but despite coming from opposing parties, the two visions did not appear far apart.

It’s bats like this one that the Calgary Wildlife Rehabilitation Society is encouraging elementary students to enjoy during a new program.

Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poilievre addressed Trump’s trade aggressions on Canada during a speech on the economy, however he said Canadians shouldn’t declare a ‘permanent rupture’ on its relationship with the U.S.

There were lots of amazing stories at the Winter Olympics. One of the highlights was the bronze medal win by our women’s curling team. We talk to skip Rachel Homan about how her team persevered to find a spot on the medal podium.