Tiffany Lizée

The Calgary region spent much of August 2022 under a heat warning — not only because of hot daytime highs but warm overnight lows as well.

On Thursday, Edmonton broke a record for most 30 degree days in a year, Banff just had their hottest July ever and Calgary is on track for their smokiest summer yet.

"When we say no, that we have no space at the children's cottage today, that's the most devastating day ever."

"That's always stuck in my head and stayed with me... I don't know why. But I guess it was predestined that I was going to end up with the same disease."

Data released by Alberta Agriculture and Forestry as of May 10 shows pockets around Calgary are facing one-in-25 year lows when compared to long-term normals.

While many businesses have been struggling to survive during an economic downturn and pandemic, Lina’s Italian Market has managed to thrive.

Chance reunion sees Alberta woman give COVID-19 vaccine to STARS Air Ambulance nurse who saved her life

“Calgary fire crews tend to see an increase in weather-related activations of CO alarms when there is a large snowfall in a short amount of time."

Claresholm recorded the hottest temperature in the entire country when it hit 18.5 C at 2 p.m. on Thursday.

Good news for powder hunters and ice climbers: La Niña conditions will bring a snowy and cold winter to much of Alberta, and it could last into the spring.

Smoke from fires burning in Washington, Oregon and California has made its way into Alberta.

A black bear cub was found near Edmonton in December and was so skinny and weak, it couldn't hibernate.

They weren't the visitors one Calgary woman expected but sure enough, there they were: seven skunks parading across her doorstep.

A bakery and café in Okotoks, Alta., is turning heads after redesigning its space to look like a two-dimensional colouring book.

A customer brought their truck into South Trail Chrysler for service Tuesday morning and what technicians found was a kitten hiding in the engine compartment.

You may have spotted the Calgary Police Service's bike unit riding around downtown, and believe it or not, their officers keep peddling through our city's coldest days.

For the past 15 years, Birdline has been taking in abused, neglected or abandoned parrots. Unfortunately, volunteers and donations have dwindled over the years, and the organization may have to close its doors.

The year started off frigid, summer was mild and wet with plenty of tornadoes and fall brought early, heavy snowfall. Here's a recap the biggest weather stories of 2019 across Alberta.

A snowstorm over the weekend dumped up to 100 centimetres of fresh powder onto parts of British Columbia and Alberta, just in time for the holidays.

Whether you're winter getaway is to a sunny destination, to the mountains or a stay-cation, experts suggest you start booking it now.