Ontarios education, health sectors disappointed in Ford governments fall economic update CityNews 2026-09-25 | Ontarios education, health sectors disappointed in Ford governments fall economic update
FORM Dance Convention wraps up inaugural weekend CityNews 2024-10-21 | Over 130 aspiring performers turned out for the FORM Dance Convention this weekend.
Vivo Centre celebrates 20-year anniversary in Calgary CityNews 2024-10-21 | Vivo celebrated its 20th anniversary Sunday marking two decades as a community hub in Calgary.
First snowfall expected across Alberta CityNews 2024-10-21 | Edmonton expected to see the first snowfall of the season on Monday. Hiba Kamal-Choufi reports.
Calgarys Jams for Ukraine raises money for childrens education amid ongoing war CityNews 2024-10-21 | The community of Calgary has come together to host the Jams for Ukraine event to support Ukrainian children’s education. Carlene Sorensen reports.
Calgarians prepare for cold weather ahead CityNews 2024-10-21 | With cold temperatures expected to hit on Monday, Calgarians get ready for winter. Silvia Naranjo reports.
Fire damaged house just outside of Calgary CityNews 2024-10-21 | At around 9:15 pm, EMS responded to a residence in the vicinity of Blackwell Bay and TWN RD 254 in the community of Bearspaw for reports of a house fire.
Marathon runners hopes dashed by Toronto traffic congestion CityNews 2024-10-20 | He was registered to run in the Toronto Waterfront Marathon. But now, a Kitchener resident is left frustrated with downtown road closures that prevented him from making the starting line in time. Catalina Gilles reports.
Man killed in Targeted shooting in Markham CityNews 2024-10-20 | Residents of a Markham neighbourhood are in shock after a man in his 40's was shot and killed Saturday night in an attack police are now calling "targeted". Rhianne Campbell is in Markham with the latest update from officials.
Breast Cancer: early detection and self-care after diagnosis CityNews 2024-10-20 | “You can scream, you can be upset, you can be angry, you can do all of the emotions,” said Anna Capobianco-Skipworth, longtime breast cancer fighter. Knowing your risk factors is key to early detection. A Montreal lab is detecting early signs of tumo
Real estate agents worry market will be impacted by new flood zone map CityNews 2024-10-20 | “They shouldn't be on the map,” says QPAREB Brokerage Practice Committee Nathalie Bégin as real estate experts worry over 50,000 properties will decline in value. Tehosterihens Deer reports.
The Bills Helmet Bar in Keswick attracts fans from all over CityNews 2024-10-20 | Passionately known as the Bills Mafia, fans of the football team have been making the pilgrimage to Keswick for the ultimate backyard bash. CityNews' Rob Leth joined the festivities and files this report.
Atmospheric river causes flash flooding in parts of Metro Vancouver CityNews 2024-10-20 | Rain, wind and flash flooding: that was the scene on Saturday as many across Metro Vancouver braved the first atmospheric river of the season.
Residents In S.E. Edmonton in protest; Supportive Housing affects their safety CityNews 2024-10-20 | A silent protest held by Hardisty and Capilano residents across from supportive housing in Southeast Edmonton calling two organizations to be accountable for crime and disorder since the establishment of the housing unit.
A tragic conclusion to a mysterious disappearance | The Big Story CityNews 2024-10-20 | Two years ago, the host and creator of Island Crime, Laura Palmer, appeared on The Big Story to detail the case of a missing young woman named Amber Manthorne, from Port Alberni, BC. This week, the police held a press conference that explained the end of the mystery. Mostly.Laura was there, and has all the details. Here's the end of the story.You can listen to Island Crime right here, or wherever you get your podcasts. Amber's case is season four. Episode link: https://play.headliner.app/episode/23588435?utm_source=youtube
B.C. election too close to call: Reaction from BC NDP CityNews 2024-10-20 | Hours after the polls closed across British Columbia, a winner is still waiting to be declared in the 2024 B.C. election. Jack Morse has more.
B.C. election too close to call: Reaction from Conservative Party of BC CityNews 2024-10-20 | Hours after the polls closed across British Columbia, a winner is still waiting to be declared in the 2024 B.C. election. Monika Gul has more.
BC Green Party Leader Sonia Furstenau loses seat after changing Vancouver Island ridings CityNews 2024-10-20 | The leader of the Green Party of British Columbia has lost her seat in the 2024 B.C. election after changing Vancouver Island ridings.
Brick Roundup LEGO Show moves to larger venue at UCalgary CityNews 2024-10-20 | Brick Roundup returns to Calgary with more space, models, and vendors at its new location in MacEwan Hall, University of Calgary.
African Canadian Motherhood Summit empowers moms in Calgary CityNews 2024-10-20 | The African Canadian Motherhood Summit offers a day of discussions, networking, and workshops aimed at supporting and celebrating mothers in their journey.
Calgarys Treat Accessibly Event Hosts inclusive Halloween for local kids CityNews 2024-10-20 | A local family started the Treat Accessibly movement in 2017 to encourage homeowners across Canada to trick-or-treat from their driveways to support children who have disabilities. Carlene Sorensen reports.
Ward 11 residents rally against Blanket Rezoning in Calgary CityNews 2024-10-20 | A group of residents from communities in Ward 11 in Calgary rallied against the City’s plan to allow the construction of multifamily condos and row homes. Silvia Naranjo reports.
Calgary Police found man who may have information on woman found dead at SAIT CityNews 2024-10-20 | They did not release any other details on whether they had spoken to the man or not, but they did thank Calgarians for their assistance.
Calgary search teams look for Bow River missing people CityNews 2024-10-20 | Calgary Police and Fire amplified their efforts to locate missing people in Calgary, through a ground and aerial search along the Bow River.
Winnipeggers honoured with medals from the city CityNews 2024-10-20 | Saturday afternoon, 30 people were awarded Winnipeg 150 medals and had trees planted in their names at Assiniboine Park. Joanne Roberts has more.
Cuba experiences blackout for second straight day CityNews 2024-10-19 | Cubans enduring a second straight day in darkness after a nationwide blackout, as officials work to restore power to millions of residents.
Netanyahus home reportedly hit by drone attack CityNews 2024-10-19 | Israel's government says a drone targeted the home of prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, as fighting with Lebanon-based Hezbollah and Gaza-based Hamas continues to show no signs of pause. Afua Baah reports
BudgetTO: City launches first in-person consultations ahead of 2025 budget CityNews 2024-10-19 | The City of Toronto wants to hear from you, launching the first of six public consultations on the 2025 budget. Rhianne Campbell is in North York where residents give their 'two cents.'
Ghost Shoe memorial for pedestrian fatally struck by a city bus CityNews 2024-10-19 | “It's not normal to have accidents like this at such a sustained rate,” said the uncle of Zachary Laferté-Landry, the 18-year-old killed by a public transit bus on Oct. 8. Erin Seize reports on the Ghost Shoe memorial installed in his honour.
West Islanders react to Montreal phasing out fluoride in water supply CityNews 2024-10-19 | “It has to be based on science,” says Dorval Mayor Marc Doret as Montreal aims to remove fluoride from West Island drinking water. Tehosterihens Deer reports.
How to choose a credit card that makes sense for you | The Big Story CityNews 2024-10-19 | Credit card debt has been skyrocketing among many Canadians, basically since the pandemic began. And while it would be nice to be able to go without it, that's not a reality for many of us. So how do you sort through the hundreds of cards out there—and their various rewards, annual fees and interest rates—and choose one that actually works for you? We speak to Shannon Terrell, who's sifted through every card out there for NerdWallet, to find out how you can end up in a better financial place. Episode link: https://play.headliner.app/episode/23579434?utm_source=youtube
Ink & art unite: Calgary tattoo festival takes over Stampede Park this weekend CityNews 2024-10-19 | Over 700 hundred tattoo artists from across Canada and the UK will be showcasing their tattoo art at Calgary’s BMO Centre this weekend. Margot Rubin reports.
Telus Spark celebrates fungi and its interconnectedness to life on earth CityNews 2024-10-19 | Telus Spark Centre celebrated Indigenous Science Night on Friday and this year's theme was 'the fungus among us'.
Canada settles agriculture benefit claims with First Nations for $1.4B CityNews 2024-10-19 | Canada is paying 9 First Nations a collective 1.4-billion dollars for unfulfilled promises included in the treaties. Elliott Knopp reports.
Shooting in NE Calgary leaves one person dead CityNews 2024-10-19 | Calgary police are investigating a fatal shooting that happened in the city's northeast Friday night.
Montrealers united to advocate for those experiencing homelessness CityNews 2024-10-19 | “At the root, it's fear,” said Martin Gonthier regarding the ongoing prejudices surrounding homelessness during the 35th edition of La Nuit des Sans-Abri in Montreal on Friday. Johanie Bouffard reports.
Atmospheric river triggers heavy rainfall in B.C. this weekend CityNews 2024-10-19 | An extreme weather alert and a flood watch has been issued for parts of B.C.
Leaders campaign on last day before B.C. election CityNews 2024-10-19 | Party leaders were out campaigning one final time on Friday before B.C.'s provincial election.
Sikh community rallies at Indias Vancouver consulate amid foreign interference allegations CityNews 2024-10-19 | Members of Metro Vancouver's Sikh community demonstrated outside the Indian consulate in Vancouver Friday. This comes amid international tensions over allegations of Indian interference in Canada.
Suspect bear-sprayed woman while trying to steal purse at CrossIron Mills: RCMP CityNews 2024-10-19 | Mounties north of Calgary are trying to find a man who allegedly attacked a woman with bear-spray during an attempted robbery in a mall parking lot.
Closure of Calgary Public Library locations likely caused by attempted ransomware attack CityNews 2024-10-19 | A cybersecurity breach that forced the closure of all Calgary Public Library (CPL) locations one week ago was likely caused by an attempted ransomware attack.
Calgary police looking for man who recently contacted woman found dead at SAIT residence CityNews 2024-10-19 | Calgary police are looking to speak to a man they believe may have had recent contact with a woman who was found dead at a SAIT student residence.
Calgary steel fabrication company fined for 2021 worksite death CityNews 2024-10-19 | A Calgary steel fabrication company has been fined $200,000 for a 2021 death at its facility.
At least $9,000 in merchandise stolen from drug stores across Calgary: police CityNews 2024-10-19 | Calgary police are looking for a man thought to be involved in a series of drug store thefts across the city.
Teen suspects sought in overnight robbery, assault of another teen: Calgary police CityNews 2024-10-19 | Police are on the hunt for three teen suspects after an overnight robbery and assault in northwest Calgary on Friday.
Calgary Mayor reacts to province’s latest stance on Green Line CityNews 2024-10-19 | Calgary Mayor, Jyoti Gondek reacts to the province’s latest stance on the December deadline imposed on the on again, off again, on again, c-train green line. Phoenix Phillips reports.
Controversial Calgary housing development not going forward CityNews 2024-10-19 | A hotly contested housing development in Calgary’s southeast for now at least is not going forward. Edward Djan has more.
Small business owners in Calgary using social media to bring in customers amid ongoing construction CityNews 2024-10-19 | It’s been over a year since road construction began in Calgary’s Marda Loop and many business owners say they are struggling but the owner of a new shop in the area says business is booming, thanks to social media. Jayden Wasney reports.
Calgary Minor Soccer Association in need of infrastructure amid massive growth CityNews 2024-10-19 | Rayn Rashid talks with The Calgary Minor Soccer Association as they struggle with infrastructure amid record breaking growth.
Persons Day event held at the Famous 5 monument in Calgary CityNews 2024-10-19 | Today marks 95 years since five Canadian women challenged laws to be officially recognized as persons. Callum Hawker finds out how the changes helped with gender equality in Canada.
Alberta reveals new rules for local elections CityNews 2024-10-19 | About two dozen changes to municipal elections in Alberta were released in detail Friday as part Bill 20, which passed last spring. As Sean Amato reports, some local leaders argue the rules are unfair, unnecessary and will cost more.
