Sarah Offin

Repeated calls for justice for Colton Crowshoe, who went missing and was killed in July 2014, follow repeated delays in sentencing.

Fortunately, his hunting partner had an extra can of spray and gave it to Carmelo Silvestro before they parted ways — something he believes saved his life.

An Alberta woman is calling for changes to the way pets are dealt with under provincial family law, after similar changes in B.C. earlier this year.

'I left the till, walked away in tears, got to my car, checked my bank account balance. The $281 bill that I had paid was taken out of my account twice.'

Some Calgary veterans have been dealing with a bed bug infestation at their supportive living complex, resurging every few months for the past year.

A chemical engineer out of the University of Calgary is piloting what she says is a more efficient, cleaner lithium extraction process.

Reaction continues to pour in following the passing of new transgender policies in Alberta.

A Calgary widow says her husband died last month due to a lack of care at a local long-term care facility.

Her family says the pilot's death is a profound loss shared by thousands of colleagues and friends.

In the lead-up to the New Year, a Calgary family is encouraging connection. Lakunakai is a Calgary company specializing in products to support families navigating trauma.

The Heritage Weavers and Spinners Guild of Calgary has created a local masterpiece to mark its 40th anniversary: with materials exclusively sourced in and around Calgary.

It is a deeply emotional moment from a world-renowned Alberta musician, resonating with thousands of people whose lives were torn apart by the Los Angeles wildfires.

From 6 am to 7 am each day (Feb. 5-7th) kids, families, medical experts, and dedicated community members will take over the airwaves for the 22nd annual marathon fundraising event.

The TsuuT'ina Nation Police Service, known by its community as Tosunga, is one of three self-administered police forces on First Nations in Alberta.

An Alberta woman maintains her innocence despite an apparent confession to RCMP, recorded months after the vehicle she was in struck and killed a motorcyclist west of Calgary.

Dozens of people marched from the Calgary Tower to a place along Memorial Drive where a 39-year-old Goodstoney Nation man died in a police interaction two years ago.

Ani to pisi (spiderweb) is a Blackfoot creation story that students, staff and visiting elders at Foothills Acadamy are bringing to life — in a big way.

Alberta baby recovering from measles faces ‘long, painful road’

Alberta baby recovering from measles faces ‘long, painful road’

It’s a shared moment in a far from ideal setting — but for Taylor Boswell and Jonathan Ramoutar, the chance to recover side by side is a milestone they don’t take for granted.