Tracy Nagai

A Canadian expat is working to get a quarantine exemption to attend his father’s funeral after having his previous applications denied.

An Airdrie boy is recovering at home after being rushed to the intensive care unit last week due to a rare inflammatory condition linked to COVID-19.

A Calgary homeowner says a southeast townhouse has been turned upside down by a former tenant and she’s worried insurance won’t cover the cost of the repairs.

A new study out of UCalgary shows an alarming percentage of children and adolescents navigating the COVID-19 pandemic are experiencing a global-wide mental health crisis.

With thousands of people in B.C. out of their homes due to extreme weather that caused devastating flooding and mudslides, Albertans are ready to lend a hand.

A Calgary construction crew working on a building at the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT) recently made a sentimental discovery.

This winter, a Calgary advocate is sharing his own story in hopes of bringing awareness to the city’s homeless population and what individuals face when living on the streets.

A Calgary father is continuing his battle against terminal cancer after being diagnosed last winter. Matthew Bennett, 38, had a tumor removed from his brain in January.

A recent survey conducted by the Calgary Domestic Violence Collective is showing many organizations are feeling increased pressure as the fifth wave of the pandemic continues.

As the situation remains fluid near the Coutt’s border crossing, a former Alberta RCMP officer and security expert believes negotiations could still lead to a peaceful resolution.

Farmers in southern Alberta are searching the sky for signs of rain following a dry winter and extremely hot temperatures over the summer.

A Calgary woman is speaking publicly about her troubling encounter after she said a man followed her and exposed himself on a busy street in the city’s southwest.

An increase in shootings and homicides in 2022 has Calgary police bolstering their efforts to get the violence on Calgary streets under control.

A new unit within the Calgary Police Service is taking a harder look at how guns are making their way into our city and what crimes they’re connected with.

Distress Centre Calgary is searching for up to 75 volunteers to help answer a crisis line that provides 24-hour support to people in need.

Grill masters Maddie and Kiki Longo join Global News Calgary with tips and tricks for preparing a delicious turkey, homemade stock and recipes for holiday leftovers

It’s been nearly four years since thousands of Black Lives Matter demonstrators filled Calgary’s streets following George Floyd’s death at the hands of police in Minneapolis.

Some Calgary liquor retailers and wine lovers are feeling like the glass is half-empty following a move from AGLC to stop direct-to-consumer deliveries from B.C. wine producers.

The mural ‘The Guide and Protector’ in Calgary’s Chinatown will soon be covered by a development under construction in the lot next to it.

On Wednesday, members of the Calgary Police Service (CPS) gathered for a community panel discussion focused on the Black experience in Calgary.