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Calgary police investigate hit-and-run; pedestrian seriously injured, driver at large

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Calgarians urge council to invest in affordable sports facilities and housing during budget deliberations

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British Columbias Deputy Premier, Niki Sharma, emphasizes Team Canada commitment while insisting on provincial distinctiveness amidst pipeline project tensions. Sharma hints at potential legal action if concerns arent addressed. Premier David Eby criticizes a decision as the worst of both worlds, exposing Saskatchewans resources to Trumps unpredictability and hindering BCs port capacity expansion. Eby also addresses Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moes alleged involvement in the Alberta-Ottawa memorandum, seeking collaborative solutions while valuing BCs unique perspectives.

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A woman in her thirties is critically injured after being hit by a car in Calgary. The incident occurred on Macleod Trail, with the pedestrian crossing outside a crosswalk. The driver, a thirty-year-old woman, stayed at the scene. Authorities believe neither speed nor impairment were factors. This collision contributes to a concerning trend of pedestrian accidents in the city, with eight hundred seventy-nine injury collisions reported between 2024 and 2025. Police seek witnesses or dashcam footage.

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Tentative Deal Reached in Swift Strike Resolution: Alberta Healthcare Workers Union and Province Reach Agreement

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FBI Arrests Accomplice, Uncovers Informant in Ryan Wedding Drug Trafficking CaseThe FBI has apprehended Rasheed Pascua Hossain, a key player in former Olympian Ryan Weddings alleged drug trafficking and money laundering operations. Hossain faces serious US charges and is accused of aiding Weddings multi-million dollar money laundering schemes.This arrest comes after another of Weddings former accomplices turned FBI informant, revealing their involvement in drug trafficking and multiple murders with Wedding. Ten people were arrested this week in connection to the ongoing FBI investigation into Weddings organization, but Wedding remains at large.The new informant, who previously worked with Wedding, provided crucial information about the January 2025 murder of key witness Jonathan Acebedo-Garcia in Medellín, Colombia. Acebedo-Garcia was shot dead as retaliation for his cooperation with the FBI against Weddings criminal enterprise.Wedding, who has been on the run since 2015, is believed to be protected by powerful criminal organizations in Mexico, including the Sinaloa cartel.

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Federal prosecutors urge judge to deny death penalty dismissal for Luigi Mangione, accused of killing a UnitedHealth Group executive. Mangiones lawyers argue Attorney General didnt follow proper procedures. Prosecutors claim full compliance with Capital Case Protocol, while Mangiones team claims decision was arbitrary. Separately, Mangione seeks to exclude evidence from backpack, arguing warrantless search. State charges also pending.

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Japans Defense Minister, Shinjiro Koizumi, reaffirmed Tokyos stance on Taiwan, emphasizing the need to enhance deterrent power against regional threats. Despite recent tensions with China, Japan aims to move past them. Meanwhile, China vowed resolute self-defense if Japan intervenes in the Taiwan Strait, highlighting ongoing tensions in the region.

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Albertas Classrooms Face Serious Challenges: New Report Offers RecommendationsA new report reveals significant issues in Albertas classrooms, including overcrowding, schools operating in crisis mode, and increasing aggression. The report, released last Friday, proposes seven recommendations to tackle these problems. Premier Danielle Smith confirmed that some of these suggestions are already being implemented.The recommendations include creating a new inclusive education policy, ensuring access to various support systems, and fostering teamwork in learning environments. The province also plans to emphasize early intervention programs, improve teacher training, and boost ongoing professional development. Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides highlighted that these recommendations reflect the real-life experiences of teachers and school staff.A new Class Size and Complexity committee, co-chaired by the Premier and the Education Minister, held its first meeting on November thirteenth. This committee aims to gather data on classroom sizes from school boards and publish this information annually starting in January of 2026. This isnt the first time Alberta has addressed these issues; a similar report was conducted in 2003 after a teachers strike.However, Alberta Teachers Association President Jason Schilling pointed out that many earlier recommendations, such as reducing class sizes, were never fully implemented. Premier Smith explained that a recent population surge, partly due to immigration, has led to an unprecedented situation in schools, with many classrooms having a high number of language learners and increased aggression. The province is considering revising older guidelines and looking at strategies used in other places, like Saskatchewan.While the province aims to develop a strategy by the new year, the Teachers Association president questioned the need for a new advisory council, suggesting the government should work directly with the existing association. Both the Teachers Association and the opposition party emphasized the critical need for increased funding to truly implement these recommendations and avoid them simply gathering dust.

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Tensions rise at G20 summit as U.S. and Europe clash over Ukraine, while Trumps influence looms large. European leaders emphasize unity on Ukraine peace plan, as Trump sets a deadline. Meanwhile, COP climate talks face deadlock, with oil-producing nations resisting fossil fuel phase-out. South Africa hosts summit, aiming to gain support for goals like reducing economic inequalities and supporting clean energy transitions.

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Ukraine and the U.S. prepare for peace talks in Switzerland, with a controversial U.S. plan on the table. The proposal includes Ukraine giving up territory, reducing its military, and agreeing not to join NATO. European allies are working on a counter-offer to strengthen Ukraines position. Ukraines negotiating team, led by President Zelenskys top aide, is set to meet with Russian representatives, though Russias participation is not yet confirmed. Zelensky views this as a challenging moment, proposing alternatives to the U.S. plan.

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Marjorie Taylor Greene resigns from Congress, citing division in MAGA world and Epstein controversy. Trump calls her a traitor. Greenes future plans remain unclear.

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Sudbury Wolves triumph over London Knights in Bjorn Bronas debut; Villeneuve shines with goal and two assists, securing a 6-3 victory at home.

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Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith set to finalize energy agreement, with a focus on creating conditions for a potential pipeline to British Columbia. However, the deal wont guarantee the project, and both British Columbia and First Nations must agree for any pipeline to move forward. The agreement also includes stronger commitments from Alberta on industrial carbon pricing and could touch on methane regulations and clean electricity.

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Despite losing to the Carolina Hurricanes 4-3, the Winnipeg Jets put up a valiant fight in a high-scoring game. Star goaltender Connor Hellebuycks absence was felt, but the team created more scoring chances than their opponents. Nikolaj Ehlers, a former Jet now with the Hurricanes, received a warm welcome and assisted on the game-winning goal. Josh Morrissey extended his point streak to seven games. The Jets will aim to rebound in their next game against Minnesota.

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The Toronto Raptors secured a dominant victory over the Washington Wizards, advancing them in the Emirates NBA Cup. Brandon Ingram led the Raptors with 24 points, 8 rebounds, and 6 assists. This win, combined with the Indiana Pacers loss, clinched Torontos spot in the knockout rounds. The Raptors are on a six-game winning streak and have never before moved past the group stage of the NBA Cup. RJ Barrett and Scottie Barnes also contributed significantly. The Wizards, meanwhile, suffered their thirteenth consecutive loss. The Raptors will host the Brooklyn Nets this Sunday.

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In a recent legislative session, a significant controversy erupted when Progressive Conservative members refused to stand during a Transgender Day of Remembrance statement, sparking heated reactions and highlighting deep divisions on transgender issues. The governing New Democratic Party condemned the Tories, while Progressive Conservative Leader Obby Khan defended his decision to stay seated, citing political charges in the speech. The speech, delivered by the first openly transgender elected official in Manitoba, touched on current political issues, further fueling the debate on human rights, political tactics, and the role of elected officials in addressing sensitive social issues.

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Albertas government releases report on addressing complex student needs, recommending specific class size criteria, improved ministry coordination, and expanded funding for children with disabilities. The report, from the Aggression and Complexity in Schools Action Team, highlights the need for action to address long-standing issues like large class sizes and lack of funding. The government plans to hire additional education assistants and teachers but has not yet committed to implementing the reports recommendations.

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Healthcare workers in AUPE union prepare for strike, WestJets pilot age policy halted, vaccine uptake declines due to poor communication, Chapmans extradition awaits crucial documents.

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Banff National Park sees record-breaking visitor numbers, with over three million non-group visitors this summer, an 8% increase from last year. The Canadian governments free admission program has boosted visitation, leading to challenges at popular spots like Johnson Canyon, Lake Louise, and Moraine Lake. Parks Canada encourages responsible behavior and planning to manage crowds. Despite environmental concerns, local businesses thrive, and international visitors, including Americans and Europeans, contribute to the growing numbers.

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Calgarys Anti-Racism Action Committee Becomes Permanent Fixture with New BylawCalgarys anti-racism action committee is set to become a permanent fixture with a new bylaw awaiting final approval from the city council. The committee, established in 2020 following the murder of George Floyd, will now have a more official and structured role within the citys governance. The new bylaw will define the committees purpose, makeup, responsibilities, and operations, aligning it with Section 145 of the Municipal Government Act. Minor changes are expected to modernize the provisions and ensure best practices for governance. The only dissenting vote came from Ward fourteen Councillor Landon Johnston, who questioned the committees legitimacy and metrics for identifying systemic racism.

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Grey Guardians: Phishing puppet show by Calgarys CAOS educates seniors on online fraud, using puppetrys engaging visual medium. Positive response from seniors residences, with a research project studying its effectiveness. Show part of Block Heater festivals family programming in February.

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A third recall petition has been approved against Alberta MLA Nolan Dyck, with citizen Casey Klein accusing him of being inaccessible and not listening to constituents. Dyck, who supports the governments handling of teacher strikes, has been criticized for ignoring emails, refusing phone calls, and defending government decisions. Klein now has three months to collect signatures for a recall vote.

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Albertas licensed practical nurses and health-care aides plan to strike, potentially delaying elective surgeries. The Alberta Union of Provincial Employees, representing these workers, is seeking better wages, citing a significant pay gap with registered nurses. The province has offered a twelve percent increase over four years, but the union believes this is insufficient. The situation underscores ongoing tensions between public sector unions and the provincial government over wages and working conditions.

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Canadian beekeepers are advocating for a temporary ban on overseas bee imports to prevent the spread of the tropilaelaps mite, a destructive parasite that can wipe out a bee colony in two months. Despite the challenges of becoming more self-sustaining, they believe this risk is greater than the short-term difficulties. Meanwhile, a Conservative MP has proposed allowing bee imports from the U.S., but the Canadian Food Inspection Agency maintains that these imports still pose an unacceptable risk.

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The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that federal inmates can now challenge denials of transfer to lower security prisons, using habeas corpus. This decision stems from a case brought by Frank Dorsey and Ghassan Salah, who were denied transfer despite recommendations. The court emphasized the importance of broad access to habeas corpus for those unlawfully deprived of freedom. This ruling is expected to have wide-ranging implications, particularly for racialized prisoners, and is seen as a major step towards improving access to justice for a vulnerable population.

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Manitoba Nurses Union raises safety concerns following a sexual assault at St. Boniface Hospital, leading to a greylisting of the Health Sciences Centre and potential action at Thomson General Hospital. Union president Darlene Jackson emphasizes the need for prompt action to address these issues.

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Calgary Transit ends weekend LRT pilot due to negative rider feedback; prioritizes passenger comfort over cost savings.

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Albertas chief electoral officer approves third recall petition against UCP MLA Nolan Dyck, following earlier petitions against Angela Pitt and Demetrios Nicolaides. The petition against Dyck was initiated due to his perceived unresponsiveness to constituent concerns and support for the governments use of the notwithstanding clause. Dyck maintains he has been accessible, but the situation underscores growing tension between constituents and elected officials in Alberta.

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WestJets age-restricted flying policy, which would have forced pilots aged sixty-five and older to stop flying, has been temporarily blocked by an arbitrator. This interim decision allows these experienced pilots to continue their domestic routes while a full hearing is prepared for August of next year. The airline had planned to remove these pilots from their roles earlier this month. The arbitrator found that the union presented a strong case and that the potential harm to the pilots outweighed the harm to WestJet.

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Transgender Day of Remembrance in Calgary turns into protest against Alberta governments Bill Nine, which uses the notwithstanding clause to potentially override charter rights. Community fears the bill will lead to more deaths and psychological harm, with increased anxiety, suicidality, and self-harm reported since its threat. Educators also express concern about the bills impact on queer and trans youth.

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Armed attackers kidnap children and staff from Catholic boarding school in Nigeria, following a series of similar incidents. Despite warnings, the school reopened without clearance, exposing students and staff to risk. One girl escaped, but the vice-principal was killed. The First Lady of Kebbi state condemns the attack, accusing security agencies of failing to act on intelligence. In a separate incident, armed assailants kill two worshippers and abduct thirty-eight others, demanding a ransom.

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Ellery Starlight elected as new head chief of Tsuut’ina Nation, marking a significant shift in leadership. Starlight, known for establishing the Tsuut’ina Peacemaker Court, pledges to serve with wisdom and tradition. Six new minor chiefs join the council, with a focus on community values and progress.

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25-year-old man, M. D. Fardid Hasan Arnab, charged with defrauding wireless company of $60K. Arnab, a sales associate, allegedly created 26 fake customer accounts to acquire 26 cellphones. The fraud was discovered during an internal audit and reported to police, leading to Arnabs charges of fraud over $5K, uttering a forged document, and forgery.

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The Crown seeks to revoke Kane Anignostis Burrows bail due to his alleged repeat impaired driving offenses, including a car chase and crash that damaged seven parked vehicles. Despite his compliance with bail conditions, such as an electronic ankle monitor and substance rehabilitation, a bail revocation hearing is scheduled for mid-January. Meanwhile, a Calgary judge orders a psychological risk assessment for Theran Dixon, who pleaded guilty to manslaughter, causing delays in his sentencing due to concerns about potential ongoing risk to the public.

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Canadas Energy Minister, Tim Hodgson, defends controversial nuclear contract amidst concerns of prioritizing Canadian interests. The $1.2 billion annual deal for managing Canadian Nuclear Laboratories, including Chalk River Laboratories, was awarded to a U.S.-led joint venture, raising questions about the governments elbows up promise. The contract, initially set to begin in September, has been delayed due to a regulatory review by the Competition Bureau, which is also examining a separate acquisition by the U.S. company of a Canadian firm. Despite assurances from the minister, Conservative MPs attempted to study the decision further, but were blocked by Liberal members, highlighting ongoing tensions regarding foreign involvement in key Canadian infrastructure.

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Albertas vaccine uptake for COVID-19 and influenza is at a record low, with poor communication and a new fee contributing to the decline. Dr. James Dickinson and Randy Howden, a physician and pharmacist respectively, highlight communication issues and vaccine stock delays as key factors. Only 5% of Albertans have received COVID-19 vaccines, and 13% have been immunized against influenza. Pharmacists predict low numbers will persist despite the ongoing immunization season.

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Banffs iconic sign relocates for safety and scenic views: The famous Banff sign, a popular spot for tourist photos, has moved to a new, safer location near the train station on Mountain Goat Lane. This relocation aims to improve pedestrian safety and create a more enjoyable experience for visitors. The new spot is part of a larger initiative to transform the area into a community park and transit hub, set to be completed by spring 2026.

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Former Regina police officer, Robert Eric Semenchuck, pleaded guilty to breach of trust and unauthorized use of a police computer. He used police databases to pursue personal relationships with women during his twenty-two years with the Regina Police Service. Semenchuck resigned in April 2025, following a two-year investigation. He will be sentenced on January 23, 2026.

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President Trump and New York Citys Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani, despite their heated rhetoric, are set to meet for the first time at the White House this Friday. Despite their political differences, both leaders hint at a willingness to find common ground. This meeting offers a significant political opportunity for both men, with the potential for bipartisan agreement and a chance for Mamdani to engage with one of the worlds most powerful figures.

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Two Calgary families share their harrowing experiences with elder care facilities, alleging neglect and inadequate care for their mothers. One familys mother, Edna Davies, suffered severe bruising and skin tears due to insufficient fall risk assessments. Another family, the Geranskys, discovered neglectful behavior through installed cameras in their mothers room. The Airdrie facility, now under new ownership, has taken steps to address these concerns. In February 2026, the College of Licensed Practical Nurses of Alberta will expand its scope to include health care aides, aiming to improve accountability and standards in elder care.

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Senator J.D. Vance criticizes Canadas immigration policies, linking high foreign-born resident percentage to stagnating living standards. He contrasts this with the U.S.s aggressive immigration enforcement under Trump. Vance also blames Canadian leadership, not American politics, for economic issues, and expresses concerns about Mark Carneys impact on Canadas economy. This discussion reflects differing views and complex relationship between the two countries.

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Quebec Father Accused of Killing Children Granted New Trial Date: Kamaljit Arora, facing first-degree murder charges for the deaths of his 13-year-old daughter and 11-year-old son, receives a new trial date after requesting a postponement due to losing trust in his previous lawyers. The trial, initially set for this past Friday, was delayed following Aroras third request for a postponement. The judge warned against further delays, emphasizing that the trial date is now fixed and not subject to changes. The case is expected to focus on Aroras mental state at the time of the alleged crimes.

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Calgary city council may reverse citywide rezoning, potentially requiring hundreds of individual land-use hearings. This policy change allowed nearly five hundred development permits to move forward without public hearings, saving time and money. However, repealing the policy could slow down other city work and applications, with costs varying widely. The decision will be debated by the full city council in December, with a public hearing expected in March 2026.

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Mark Carney, Canadas new Prime Minister, faces a daunting task: deciding whether to allow Chinese electric vehicles into the Canadian market. This decision pits him against two powerful groups with opposing interests. On one side, consumers, environmental groups, and exporters advocate for affordable Chinese EVs and better trade with China. On the other side, large auto manufacturers, Canadian autoworkers, and voters in Southern Ontario argue for protecting the domestic auto industry.The situation is further complicated by Canadas close relationship with the United States, which also has concerns about Chinese imports. The previous government imposed tariffs on Chinese EVs and steel, prompting China to retaliate with tariffs on key Canadian exports. With former U.S. President Donald Trump back in power, the Canadian auto industry is under further pressure, as some manufacturers consider moving production to the U.S.Prime Minister Carney recently met with Chinese President Xi Jinping, signaling a potential thaw in relations. However, his challenge remains: finding a way to balance these competing interests, potentially by adjusting tariffs or negotiating quotas on Chinese EVs, while trying to secure Canadas economic future.

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Allistair Chapman, a suspected drug kingpin, recently appeared in court in Calgary. Hes wanted in the US for murder and drug trafficking, linked to a large drug bust and a witnesss murder in Colombia. Chapman, a Canadian Olympic snowboarders associate, was arrested after a decade-long manhunt. He previously faced drug charges in Calgary, linked to a double homicide, but all charges were dropped in 2020. During his recent court appearance, a lawyer requested to lift a publication ban on names Chapman cant contact, including a Brampton, Ontario lawyer.

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Edmonton Opera Cancels Indians on Vacation Opera, Citing Cultural Respect Concerns: A Good-Faith Consultation Led to the Decision, Amidst Broader Tensions and False Indigenous Claims.

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Noelle, an eight-year-old Samoyed mix, is a charming and affectionate senior dog at the citys animal services, seeking her forever home. Known for her lovable, silly demeanor, she has one eye and a floppy tongue, adding to her endearing appearance. Despite a necessary eye surgery due to a malformed skull, shes now healthy and ready to offer endless snuggles. If youre interested, call three one one with her file number, A zero nine three one eight zero three. Meanwhile, Max has regained the top spot for male dog names, according to the American Kennel Club.

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Off Bookish, a new community theater company, debuts with The Twenty-Fifth Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. This interactive musical comedy, playing at Doherty Hall, involves audience participation, promising an unpredictable and fun experience. Founders Susana Becerra and Jess Goc-ong face challenges with complex musical arrangements and improvisation. Despite these hurdles, early ticket sales show strong enthusiasm, with many audience members eager to volunteer. Off Bookish, born from a casual conversation, leverages business experience from their speech therapy practice to establish a low-stress, collaborative environment for theater.

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Zoolights at Calgary Zoo: A Dazzling Display for Conservation - The Wilder Institute and Calgary Zoos Zoolights event, now in its twenty-ninth year, promises to be the biggest and brightest yet. Running from November fourteenth to January fourth, visitors can enjoy over seven hundred thousand lights across eleven themed zones. New features include a North Pole-themed penguin plaza, Sugar Plum Station, Festive Forest, Holiday Gardens, Luminous Lawn, and Bamboo-tique. A brand new one hundred-foot light tunnel connects the Bamboo-tique to the Savannah Sparkle zone. Funds raised support the zoos animal conservation efforts, with every dollar going towards protecting wildlife and their habitats.

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