Cassidy McMackon
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- Sep 15, 2026
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NDP upsets UCP stronghold in Calgary-Shaw byelection results (opens the original)
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Alberta NDP candidate Kyle Campbell has been elected to be the next MLA for Calgary-Shaw. Campbell edged out UCP challenger Mike Derry by 582 votes cast in a tight race for the fall byelection. Other candidates included teacher Kyle Joseph for the Progressive Tory Party of Alberta, who came in with 978 votes, while lawyer John Roggeveen for the Liberal Party of Alberta received 602 of ballots cast. Rolly Ashdown, who ran as an Independent, finished last with 82 votes. “I always had running for p
Mechanic injured after roll down Alberta’s Columbia Icefield: RCMP (opens the original)
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One person is seriously injured after a tour vehicle driving on the Columbia Icefield in Alberta stalled and rolled down the embankment, CTV News has learned. RCMP say they were notified on Tuesday that a tour vehicle had stalled on the glacier in Jasper National Park. They say the person on board was a mechanic who was troubleshooting the bus when the incident happened. The person suffered serious but non-life-threatening injuries, Mounties say. The mechanic was taken to Jasper for medical trea
Second person drowns in 12 hours in Rocky Mountain waterways (opens the original)
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Alberta RCMP have confirmed a person drowned at a popular swimming destination in Banff National Park over the weekend. The Mounties say a body was recovered from Johnson Lake — a swimming hole about 11 kilometres northeast of the Banff townsite — at about 7:09 p.m. on Sunday. RCMP spokesperson Cpl. Gina Slaney said the death is not considered to be suspicious. On Tuesday, RCMP issued an update saying the victim was a 29-year-old Banff resident. It’s the second drowning in the Rocky Mountains’ w
4 dead, including 1 child, in late-night Calgary crash (opens the original)
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A late-night crash on Stoney Trail in southwest Calgary has killed at least one child, emergency responders say. Calgary police say emergency crews were called to the scene of a three-vehicle crash on Stoney Trail, near the exit to Tsuut’ina Parkway, at about 11 p.m. on Sunday. They say a 30-year-old man driving a Mercedes Benz south in the northbound lanes of the road collided with a Subaru Impreza and Chevrolet Equinox driving north. Emergency crews arrived on scene to the Mercedes and Subaru
WestJet allowing travellers to reschedule or cancel bookings as strike threat looms (opens the original)
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WestJet is giving passengers with flights scheduled for July 30 to Aug. 4 the opportunity to change or cancel their bookings ahead of a possible labour disruption. The Calgary-based airline says passengers can make a one-time change or cancellation on flights between those dates without a fee to “provide guests with greater flexibility and peace of mind” as a labour dispute with the airline’s flight attendants continues. “Our team remains actively engaged in negotiations and is fully prepared to
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