From Rwanda to Honduras to Belize to Kenya, and many places in between, writer and naturalist Neil Griffin went in search of the world’s dying species.

Fire crews battled a blaze at a gas plant about an hour east of Calgary Friday morning.

The Canadian government has designated the proposed West Coast Pipeline - now titled Pacific Link- the first ever project of national interest.

Singer and songwriter Sandra Sutter found her way back to her Indigenous ancestry, meeting her birth family at the age of 30. She says she wishes the children who died in residential schools could als...

Calgary could lose between 44,000 and 69,000 jobs if Alberta separates and trade costs rise, according to a new report by the Calgary Chamber of Commerce.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and Ontario Premier Doug Ford will discuss Canada’s energy future in Calgary on Monday.

Alberta cycling advocates took their fight for bike lanes to the legislature. Ian White has the CTV News Calgary noon update.

Cultural movers and shakers will visit the National Music Centre in Calgary next week to examine the value of music to a city’s economy.

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The inspiration for The X-Files creator Chris Carter’s new film came from a source that unwittingly had been close to him for some time—a script his wife, Dori, wrote 30 years ago.

A review into 911 calls the day Parker Wells was reported missing found procedures weren’t followed, leading to delays in police response.

A Calgary man accused of threatening Prime Minister Mark Carney’s life appeared in court Friday, where a potential plea deal was discussed.

The Botanical Gardens of Silver Springs is celebrating its 20th anniversary

The Free Label will soon find themselves in rarefied company with the Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, Bob Marley and The Who.

Alberta’s referendum campaign is picking up speed with multiple events planned across Calgary to encourage voters to participate in the Oct. 19 referendum.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s approval rating has dropped to its lowest level since taking office, with just two in five Albertans in favour of her leadership, new data suggests.

Albertans preparing to vote in October’s provincial referendum are being encouraged to read the questions ahead of time, after academics identified several examples of wording that can make voters sto...

'WWW: The Women's Group,' a local documentary directed by Wendy Hill-Tout, will screen this month at the Calgary International Film Festival.

The Canada Border Services Agency says it seized more than 200 kilograms of cocaine from trucks attempting to enter Canada through the Coutts border crossing.

Voters in Calgary-Shaw are casting ballots to choose a new MLA after the resignation of UCP member Rebecca Schulz earlier this year.

A Calgary man is among the latest hiking fatalities in Banff National Park.

Parachutes for Pets hosts gala to raise money to help ensure people facing hard times don't have to give up their pets.

Calgary police have charged two people in an alleged extortion case. Ian White has the CTV News Calgary noon update.

An online petition calling on the Edmonton Oilers to reverse the signing of Alex Formenton had collected more than 19,000 signatures as of Friday morning.

Canada has signed an agreement to help defend Ukraine in its war with Russia. Ian White has the CTV News Calgary noon update.

Getting a hole in one is rare, and getting one on a par 4 is next to impossible. But that’s what happened last week at McKenzie Meadows Golf Club in Calgary.

A committee has chosen its way forward for the Green Line. Ian White has the CTV News Calgary noon update.

Blues musician Colin James is no stranger to creating music, but he admits his first foray into writing stories about his own life was a challenge.

We’re learning more about legendary rancher John Ware, thanks to a visit to his homestead this summer by University of Calgary archaeologists – including what type of jeans he wore.

There was a special meeting at city hall after confidential budget documents were leaked. Ian White has the CTV News Calgary noon update.

Canada is losing jobs for the first time in several months. Ian White has the CTV News Calgary noon update.

The Chief Justice of Alberta and Chief Justice of the Courts of Appeal of Alberta, Nunavut and the Northwest Territories has died.

A spat has broken out on Calgary city council after a councillor leaked confidential budget documents. Ian White has the CTV News Calgary noon update.

Police in Calgary have seized more than $1.2 million in drugs and another $1 million in cash from a house in the community of Skyview Ranch.

Some Calgarians frustrated by the renewed U.S. tariff trade war appear to be taking out their anger on one pro-Trump home by using eggs, dog feces and online suggestions of arson.

The federal government is providing the City of Calgary with $29 million in new funding for a water feeder main pipeline in northwest Calgary.

School board officials and Calgary police are reminding drivers to pay extra attention around schools as students across the city head back to class.

UB40 founding member and guitarist Robin Campbell may never get to meet Neil Diamond, but they’ll forever be linked by Red Red Wine, written by Diamond.

Calgary police are investigating after five vehicles were damaged by fire in the city’s northeast.

Alberta is reporting a $2-billion surplus in its latest fiscal update, driven largely by higher oil prices.

The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team is investigating after a Calgary Police Service officer shot and killed a woman in the city’s southeast on Wednesday.

Preeti Rakhra could hear the sounds of a cat stuck in her brand-new SUV; she just couldn’t figure out exactly where it was or how to get it out.

Canada has announced retaliatory tariffs on more than 700 U.S. products following the breakdown of trade talks between the two countries.

It’s difficult to listen to Nana McLean, Canada’s Queen of Reggae, and not get swept up in her enthusiasm for the genre.

President Donald Trump is threatening additional tariffs on Canadian automobiles after negotiations with Canada broke down.