Joel Senick

Global News Hour at 6 on Global Calgary for June 29, 2022. Hosted by Joel Senick.

Canada is set to relax some COVID-19 travel rules for fully vaccinated Canadians, which has a number of people wondering about what the summer travel season will look like.

Calgary police were at the scene of a shooting Friday night in the northwest that sent a man to hospital in potentially life threatening condition.

An 18-year-old Calgary man was taken into custody Friday and faces a murder charge in connection with the fatal stabbing a case worker in South Calgary.

The Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 264 is facing a roughly $80,000 property tax bill for 2019, according to a Calgary city councillor.

A black bear that had become habituated in a Canmore neighbourhood was recently put down by fish and wildlife officers, according to a provincial government official.

The Calgary Inferno hope to use early playoff adversity to their advantage in their quest for a CWHL championship.

As Facebook marks 15 years in business, one University of Calgary instructor says many people still don’t know enough about where their information ends up online.

A Calgary Catholic School District spokesperson says removing the messages was a top priority on Friday.

The Alberta Small Brewers Association believes the province’s consumers will be the driving force behind the industry’s continued growth.

Officials plan to open a second lane to drivers, allowing access to Inglewood from Memorial Drive and Bridgeland.

An Okotoks-area man who recently had criminal charges against him withdrawn says issues surrounding rural crime go further than his case.

The Calgary Stampede will host a special ‘Community Day’ celebration on July 10 that focuses on community spirit during its ten-day event.

‘Famous Puppet Death Scenes’ will be performed at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe by Calgary’s Old Trout Puppet Workshop.

The City of Calgary has not yet decided what to do with the land at Midfield Park once all of the structures are cleared.

Ward 7 City Councillor Druh Farrell says it’s time pathways on both private and public property, are cleared sufficiently.

A team of doctors and researchers across Canada have come together to create a first-of-its-kind childhood cancer project.

City officials expect a 25-year growth plan will attract thousands more to one of Canada’s fastest growing municipalities.

The Kenow Mountain wildfire crossed into Waterton Lakes National Park on Monday afternoon.

The co-chair of Saskatoon’s Pride Festival says it’s still common to hear homophobic slurs in Saskatoon.