Calgary union workers vote on strike action while Alberta's premier travels to Washington amid tariff tensions, and police probe a $65K theft from a veterans nonprofit. Meanwhile, Montana lawmakers block plans to resume executions.

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Calgary witnessed international and local shifts today as U.S. advisers weighed Canadian messages while police charged two youths in a series of iPhone thefts, highlighting a day of political dialogue and community crime.

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A sudden water main break in downtown Calgary left over 110 customers without water. Utility crews are rushing to fix the issue as residents experience service disruption.

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Calgary’s news mixed sports drama with serious issues. Cavalry FC exited the Champions Cup while travel and theft tensions simmer, clinic contracts stall, and Edmonton fans cheer a sold-out hockey game.

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Alberta’s premier responded to calls for reassigning the health minister amid a corruption probe, while Calgary's air quality holds steady at index 4, reflecting a blend of political maneuvering and stable environmental conditions.

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Extreme cold warnings envelop Calgary and Edmonton with persistent frigid temperatures. UCalgary launches a nursing admission lottery, while widespread federal job cuts inject uncertainty into food safety oversight.

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