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'Are you going to get this man any help?': Video inside Alberta clinic shows man on floor

A video, taken of a man lying on the floor of a Lethbridge, Alta., health clinic has some wondering about the condition of the province's health care system.

An unknown man, seen lying on the floor of Lethbridge, Alta. health clinic, was taken to hospital by paramedics. (Facebook/David Woods)

Calgary Board of Education looks to parents for opinions on modified school calendar

The Calgary Board of Education has already hinted that it's thinking of switching schools operating on a modified calendar to a traditional one next fall.

Sign outside of the Calgary Board of Education main office in downtown Calgary

Shooting in southwest Calgary sends 1 to hospital

Calgary police are investigating after a shooting in the southwest on Tuesday.

Police were called to the scene on 28 Avenue S.W. at about 4:15 for reports of a shooting.

'I'm not a monster': Teen suspect in death of Calgary officer takes stand at trial

A Calgary teen charged with first-degree murder in the death of a police officer in a hit and run testified Tuesday he feared for his life when he took off in his vehicle with Sgt. Andrew Harnett holding on.

ALERT seizes more than $55M in illegal drugs through Project Cobra

Alberta police have seized an estimated $55 million in illegal drugs through a cross-border investigation into organised crime, trafficking and money laundering.

First-ever Calgary Pop-Up Care Village helps the homeless

Hundreds of unhoused Calgarians attended the first-ever Calgary Pop-Up Care Village, which offered help for those affected by homelessness and addiction, and offered immediate access to basic services ranging from health care to haircuts.

Charges laid against 'reckless' motorcycle riders in Calgary

Calgary police say they arrested three motorcyclists in connection with two separate incidents of dangerous driving on city streets this month.

High school students from Morley in need of hiking gear to get closer to nature

Field trips are nothing new for Alberta students, but staff at the Morley Community School want their teens to experience nature in a meaningful way.

Wildlife advocates against Alberta's plan to allow bear baiting

A wildlife conservation group says it is against the Alberta government's plan to introduce bait as a method to hunt black bears, as well as a method to hunt cougars using dogs.

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Satellite images capture dramatic erosion on P.E.I.'s coastline and damage to sand dunes

As scientists and environmental experts assess the damage left by Fiona, one of the Maritimes' essential ecosystems was severely hit and it could potentially take up to a decade to recover.

A composite image compares before and after Fiona swept over P.E.I. (Canadian Space Agency/European Union)

'Help me,' man killed by Edmonton LRT screamed: witness

An Edmonton woman says she heard someone calling for help moments before a man was killed by an LRT train in Edmonton on Monday.

How hard is it to cheat at a chess tournament? Experts weigh in amid Carlsen, Niemann scandal

While experts say it would be 'extremely difficult' to cheat at a high-level chess tournament, it has happened before.

Ukraine's Zelenskyy: No talks with Russia's Putin if land annexed

Ukraine's president warned Tuesday that Russia's just concluded 'sham referendums' and attempts to annex Ukrainian territory rule out any talks with Moscow as long as Vladimir Putin remains president, and called for Russia's 'complete isolation' and tough new global sanctions.

'We shouldn't have to push people': Most provinces have not made Sept. 30 a stat holiday

While Canada prepares to honour the second annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Friday, the majority of provinces have not followed the federal government's move to make it a statutory holiday for its workers.