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WestJet's Tight Seats Spark Uproar
Jan 10, 2026WestJets Tight Squeeze: A Podcast SummaryIn November 2022, WestJet CEO Alexis von Hoensbroech and executives tested new super-tight economy seats on a flight to Toronto, sparking controversy. The seats, with a 28-inch pitch, were criticized for safety concerns and discomfort. A viral TikTok video showed a couple struggling to fit, and passengers and crew warned of safety issues. WestJet reconfigured 43 planes, adding fixed recline seats and extended comfort rows, but paused wider rollout amid uproar. Consumer advocates and Transport Canada are now focusing on comfort and accessibility standards. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:55Alberta Premier Urges Ottawa to Speed Up Pipeline Approvals
Jan 10, 2026Alberta Premier Danielle Smith urges Ottawa to expedite major project approvals, aiming for six-month processing instead of the two-year target. She warns of increased competition from U.S. oil production in Venezuela, emphasizing the need for new pipelines to secure Albertas exports. The province plans to submit its pipeline application this summer, with route and partner details forthcoming. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:09New Hotel on Stampede Park Grounds: Boosting Calgary's Economy
Jan 10, 2026Construction begins on Calgarys first hotel on Stampede Park grounds, part of a $330 million investment for three new hotels in the Culture plus Entertainment District. The Autograph Collection Hotel, set to open in 2028, will feature 320 rooms, meeting spaces, and restaurants. This marks the first full-service convention hotel in the city in over 25 years. The project is expected to boost the citys economy and attract global visitors, with minimal disruption during Stampede events. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:57Alberta Premier: Fast-track West Coast Pipeline
Jan 10, 2026Alberta Premier Danielle Smith urges Ottawa to expedite approval for a new heavy oil pipeline to Canadas West Coast, citing potential market share loss due to US involvement in Venezuelas oil reserves. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:31New Hotel at Stampede Park: A Western Theme
Jan 10, 2026Construction begins on a new hotel at Calgarys Stampede Park, marking the first lodgings ever at the Stampede grounds. The fourteen-storey Autograph Collection Hotel, a joint project by Truman Homes and Marriott International, will feature 320 rooms, 15,000 square feet of meeting space, and a Western theme honoring the Stampede. The hotel is set to open in 2028, replacing the old Weadickville site and sitting across from the recently expanded BMO Centre. This $330 million project is Trumans first foray into non-residential builds and Calgarys first convention-focused hotel in 25 years. The BMO Centre hosted 327 events last year, including 47 first-time conventions, generating over $80 million for...
Duration: 00:01:54RCMP Officer, Wife Charged with Fraud, Theft
Jan 10, 2026Southern Alberta RCMP officer Grant Shade and his wife Katrina face serious fraud and theft charges, following an extensive investigation. Grant, a constable since 2021, is suspended with pay, while Katrina previously worked for Piikani Resource Development Limited. The couple is set for their first court appearance on February 18th in Fort Macleod. The alleged scheme remains undisclosed, raising trust issues in the community. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:21Judge Sentences Fraudster to 2 Years in Prison
Jan 10, 2026Carol Lloyd, a 66-year-old former employee of FirstService Residential Alberta, was sentenced to two more years in federal prison for embezzling over $1.8 million from her employer. She pleaded guilty last August after confessing to writing cheques to herself from June 2014 to November 2015. Despite her defenses request for a lighter sentence and full credit for time spent in British jails, Judge Brandy Shaw imposed a four-year two-month sentence, with only partial credit for the time spent in custody. Lloyd also faces a fine matching the stolen amount or an additional five years in prison if she cannot pay. The judge emphasized...
Duration: 00:01:39Calgary Police Investigate Homicide of Elderly Woman
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Duration: 00:00:52Man Sentenced for Double Murder
Jan 10, 2026Man from Creston, British Columbia, sentenced to life for two murders, receiving 13-year no-parole term for second-degree murder and 8-year concurrent term for manslaughter. Initial deaths ruled as natural causes, later discovered to be homicides. Man confessed to crimes, but hospital staff questioned his sanity. Handgun found in his car led to arrest. Court documents highlighted challenges in distinguishing fact from delusion. Ten-year firearms ban and DNA order added to sentence. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:48Three Die in Black Point Crash
Jan 10, 2026Three lives lost in Black Point, New Brunswick crash; RCMP investigating cause Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:17Pahlavi Rallies Iran Protests, Seeks Monarchy
Jan 10, 2026Reza Pahlavi, Irans crown prince in exile, is rallying protesters against the Islamic Republic, calling for a constitutional monarchy. His fathers overthrow in 1979 led to his exile, but now hes using social media and Farsi news channels to gain support. The protests, fueled by economic woes and the regimes failures, have grown more nationalist, contrasting the current rulers with memories of better times under the shah. Pahlavis pro-Israel stance draws criticism, but hes determined to free Iran without selling out. The question remains: do Iranians want the Peacock Throne back? Checkout Solipillow.com
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<... Duration: 00:02:18Shoresy vs Oilers Alumni: Charity Hockey Showdown
Jan 10, 2026Hockey fans, get ready for an epic showdown at Rogers Place in Edmonton on January twenty-third! The Shoresy Classic pits the cast from the hit show Shoresy against Edmonton Oilers alumni. The Oilers alumni squad boasts fan favorites like Georges Laraque, Fernando Pisani, Ales Hemsky, and Raffi Torres, with Jeff Deslauriers in net and legendary coaches Ron Low and Chris Pronger. The Shoresy team, led by Jared Keeso, features Terry Ryan, Jonathan Diaby, Andrew Antsanen, and Ryan McDonell, with Ben Scrivens in goal and Terry Ryan Senior as head coach. This charity event supports the Edmonton Oilers Community Foundations Every...
Duration: 00:01:35New Hotel Construction Starts at Stampede Park
Jan 10, 2026Construction begins on a $330 million, 320-room hotel at Calgarys Stampede Park, set to open in 2028. The project, a collaboration between Truman, Marriott International, the Calgary Stampede, and the Calgary Municipal Land Corporation, is expected to boost hospitality and attract more conventions, driving economic growth. Two additional hotels, a W Calgary and a JW Marriott, are in the approval process, adding over 700 rooms within a five-minute walk of the BMO Centre. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:43Calgary Hires Census Coordinator for Biannual Counts
Jan 10, 2026Calgary Hires Census Program Coordinator for Upcoming Municipal CensusCalgary is preparing for its first municipal census in nearly a decade by hiring a program coordinator to oversee the process. The city has posted a job for a census program coordinator, who will manage planning, execution, budgeting, team management, and reporting. The ideal candidate should have a degree in management, business, planning, or public administration, along with eight years of experience in project management. This hire comes as Calgary aims to update its data, as the last census was conducted in 2019, and the city has relied on federal censuses every five...
Duration: 00:01:33Canada's Gun Buyback Program: Pilot Results & Nationwide Roll-Out
Jan 10, 2026Canadas federal Public Safety department launches a nationwide gun buyback program, offering compensation for owners of banned firearms. The pilot program in Cape Breton yielded fewer than expected, with only 25 guns turned in. Gun control advocates and the Liberals support the program, while firearms groups and Conservatives criticize it as a waste of taxpayer money. The government plans to coordinate with provinces and police for collections, with a focus on clearer registration steps and faster guidance. The program runs until October 2026, with no word yet on reopening the business version. Checkout Solipillow.com
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<... Duration: 00:01:47Company Fined $1.35M for Dumping Chemical into River
Jan 10, 2026Superior General Partner Inc. fined $1.35 million for dumping harmful substance into Rivière du Lièvre, endangering fish species and water safety. Equipment failure led to twelve illegal releases of sodium chlorite between June and July 2019, triggering a federal investigation and hefty penalty. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:26Edmonton ER Chaos: Medical State of Emergency Declared
Jan 09, 2026Doctors in Edmonton declare medical state of emergency amid ER chaos, overcrowding, and delayed care. Patients suffer due to lack of beds, long wait times, and inadequate treatment. Province acknowledges strain but hopes community cases stabilize soon. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:02:03Ma's Trip to China: Liberal MP Joins PM Carney
Jan 09, 2026New Liberal MP Michael Ma joins PM Mark Carney on historic China trip, sparking controversy among Conservatives. Ma, with experience in Indo-Pacific ties and representing a large Chinese-Canadian community, is set to meet President Xi Jinping. The visit aims to rebuild economic and diplomatic links amid U.S.-China tensions. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:47Thieves Steal Mother's Ashes, Community Helps Recover
Jan 09, 2026A Calgary familys heartbreaking theft of mothers cremated remains turns to joy as stolen ashes and bag are found in an alley, thanks to community support and media attention. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:45Off-Duty Firefighter Saves Deer from Icy Pond
Jan 09, 2026In Cochrane, Alberta, off-duty firefighter Christian Kennerd saves a deer from thin ice in a stormwater pond. Despite the risk, he advises against immediate rescue, as the water is only four or five degrees, posing a threat to humans. With a makeshift lasso, he and others pull the deer to safety, averting a potential disaster. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:44Conservatives Debate Social Issues at Calgary Convention
Jan 09, 2026Conservative Party members gather in Calgary for their first convention since the 2025 election loss, voting on Poilievres leadership and debating policy changes. Key issues include abortion regulation, diversity rules, and social conservative proposals like parents rights for gender-confused kids and tougher home defense laws. Poilievre, who supports cost-of-living fights but has distanced himself from social issues, faces a test of his leadership as he decides which resolutions advance. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:48Supreme Court to Rule on Trump Tariffs, Voting Rights
Jan 09, 2026Tune in for a thrilling episode as we delve into the US Supreme Courts upcoming rulings, with a spotlight on President Trumps global tariffs. The court is expected to announce decisions on January 14th, potentially reshaping presidential powers and the global economy. The case revolves around Trumps use of a 1977 law to impose tariffs on nearly every trading partner, citing trade deficits and fentanyl trafficking. Lower courts ruled against Trump, and the justices seem skeptical. Other significant cases await, including a challenge to part of the 1965 Voting Rights Act and a free speech fight over Colorados ban on conversion therapy...
Duration: 00:01:28Lula, Carney Condemn U.S. Venezuela Actions
Jan 09, 2026Brazilian President Lula da Silva and Canadian Prime Minister Carney discussed Venezuelas impact on the region, condemning U.S. force without UN Charter support. Lula invited Carney to visit Brazil in April, but a readout from the Prime Ministers Office paints a different picture, focusing on a Venezuelan-led transition and upholding international law. The U.S. captured Maduro and Flores, with Trump suggesting American oversight could last years. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:28Suspicious Death in Canyon Meadows: Police Investigate
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Duration: 00:00:58Stolen Ashes Returned, Thieves Caught on Camera
Jan 09, 2026Calgary Family Reunited with Loved Ones Ashes After Break-In Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:00:59Cop's Drug Trafficking, Corruption Scandal
Jan 09, 2026Disgraced Winnipeg police constable Elston Bostock, known for trafficking drugs and corruption, exploited his position to gain social status, distributing substances at parties and fixing tickets. His actions, hidden due to fear of backlash, have eroded public trust and raised questions about police oversight. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:37Cathy Alex, CBC Radio Legend, Passes Away
Jan 09, 2026Cathy Alex, a beloved CBC radio host, passed away at 62 after a long battle with cancer. Known for her booming laughter and deep commitment to communities, she spent 33 years at CBC, retiring from Thunder Bay in 2021. Colleagues remember her as a veteran with incredible on-air presence and a wealth of knowledge. Beyond broadcasting, she enjoyed camping, canoeing, and swimming. A memorial service is set for January 14th at Sargent and Sons Funeral Home in Thunder Bay. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:02:07Airdrie Residents Cut Back on Water Use
Jan 09, 2026Airdrie, with nearly ninety thousand residents, faces stage four water restrictions due to Calgarys recent major water main break. Despite infrastructure limitations, Airdrie urges residents to conserve water, as usage has dropped by six to ten percent daily. Residents express frustration, but city officials remain optimistic that teamwork will ease restrictions soon. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:31Pizza Bae Owner Rescues Families in Flood
Jan 09, 2026Pizza Bae owner Saud Abassi heroically rescues stranded families during a massive water main break in Montgomery, northwest Calgary, just before New Years Eve. Despite his business being shut down the next day due to a boil water advisory, Abassi urges the city to support affected local businesses, warning of potential closure if disaster strikes again. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:03Suspicious Death in Canyon Meadows: Police Seek Answers
Jan 09, 2026Police investigate suspicious death of elderly woman in Canyon Meadows, urging witnesses to come forward as community remains on edge. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:07Calgary Water Crisis: Urgent Call for Conservation
Jan 09, 2026Calgarys water crisis deepens as residents exceed sustainable limits, straining the system damaged by a major pipe rupture. The citys dashboard shows over five hundred million litres used, far beyond the four hundred eighty-five million litre limit. Each Calgarian must cut thirty litres per day to get back on track. Simple steps include conserving water in toilets, showers, and appliances. City officials warn that higher use could lead to more breaks before repairs are complete. A new report reveals that city council knew about pipe problems since two thousand four, highlighting governance and organizational issues. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:48US Launches Donroe Doctrine, Claims Western Hemisphere Dominance
Jan 09, 2026The U.S. has unveiled the Donroe Doctrine, a modern take on the Monroe Doctrine, asserting dominance in the Western Hemisphere. This comes after the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro on drug and weapons charges. The doctrine, announced by Trump, aims to protect against rivals like China and Russia, and involves seizing oil tankers to enforce sanctions. Reactions are mixed, with critics questioning the existence of a Trump Doctrine. The move puts Canada and Latin America under the U.S. umbrella, reshaping global ties. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:02:04Canada's Immigration Policy Shift: A New Era
Jan 09, 2026Canadas population peak in early November marked a significant shift in immigration policy, with Prime Minister Mark Carney slashing temporary resident caps in the 2025 federal budget. The goal is to reduce temps to five percent and permanent residents to one percent by 2027. This change comes after a pandemic-era influx of temporary workers and students, which boosted the economy but strained housing and services. Public opinion on immigration has turned negative, with 58% now saying theres too much. The biggest cuts hit foreign students, with study permits from India dropping 54% in 2025. Economists warn this could hurt Canadas edge by sidelining skilled workers...
Duration: 00:01:52Ford's Policy Halts $2B from Toronto's Building Plans
Jan 09, 2026Torontos budget takes a hit as new provincial policy delays $2B in long-term building plans. The citys 2026 budget, with a 2.2% property tax increase, reveals how developers can now defer fees until people move into new homes. This change, due to Bill 17, delays spending on parks, libraries, and waste services, with community centre projects pushed back by up to 18 months. The housing market in GTA has slowed due to a condo market collapse and fewer pre-construction sales. City leaders opt not to borrow extra money, while the province argues the policy will streamline building and increase home construction. Checkout Solipillow.com<...
Duration: 00:01:45Nova Scotia Towns Fail Breed Bans, Shift to Behavior Rules
Jan 09, 2026Breed-specific bans in Nova Scotia towns fail, experts advise against themTwo Nova Scotia towns attempted to ban certain dog breeds like pit bulls and Rottweilers, but both efforts failed due to enforcement issues. A recent dog-related incident led to police investigation, with no charges yet and owners cooperating. Previous attempts to enforce breed-specific bans resulted in failed orders and scrapped rules. Experts, including the Nova Scotia SPCA and Animal Justice, oppose such bans, citing poor training and socialization as the root cause of aggressive behavior. Other places like Edmonton and Montreal have abandoned breed-specific bans in favor of rules targeting...
Duration: 00:01:45Western Canada's Thawing Tensions with Ottawa
Jan 09, 2026New poll shows easing tensions between Western Canada and Ottawa, with Alberta seeing the biggest jump in positive views toward the federal government. Half of Western Canadians now feel heard, with perceptions improving across all four provinces. Prime Minister Mark Carneys hands-on approach and the new Major Projects Office in Calgary are credited for this shift. Separatist sentiment remains low, defying predictions of a unity crisis. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:43Calgary Sports: Fighting Abuse Towards Referees
Jan 09, 2026Calgarys sports scene grapples with a pressing issue: abuse towards game officials in soccer, basketball, and other amateur sports. Referees are resigning due to verbal abuse, disrespect, and physical attacks. The Calgary United Soccer Association and Calgary Minor Basketball Association are combating this problem with enhanced training, higher pay, and stricter discipline. A new tool, Mic’d Up, is also making a difference by deterring bad behavior and providing audio evidence. Despite progress, leaders acknowledge theres still a long way to go in restoring respect for referees. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:49Oilers' Comeback Win Over Jets
Jan 09, 2026Edmonton Oilers Stage Thrilling Comeback, Defeat Winnipeg Jets 4-3The Edmonton Oilers, led by Connor McDavids seventeen-game point streak, staged a remarkable comeback to defeat the Winnipeg Jets 4-3 on Thursday night. Evan Bouchard scored the game-winning goal on the power play in the third period, assisted by Zach Hyman and McDavid. The Oilers, now with twenty-two wins, sixteen losses, and six overtime losses, extended their winning streak to two games. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:35Calgary Water Alert: Why No Loud Alarm?
Jan 09, 2026Calgarys water supply is critically low due to a major pipe break, triggering an advisory alert but not a critical one. The city aims to reduce water use to 485 million litres a day, avoiding the need for a critical alert that would require immediate life-threatening action. Lessons from a previous pipe break in June 2024 have improved response plans and preparedness. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:47Foothills Hospice Expansion: More Comfort, Care
Jan 09, 2026Foothills Country Hospice Society unveils major expansion, doubling bed capacity to sixteen, with new gathering spaces, family rooms, updated kitchen, and private grief counseling room. The hospice also expands programs beyond the facility, focusing on supporting families and addressing emotional and spiritual needs. The expansion responds to a surging need for end-of-life care in the area, with all sixteen beds expected to fill within a week. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:48Suspicious Death of Elderly Woman in Calgary
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Duration: 00:00:54Alberta Hospitals in Crisis: Doctors Demand Emergency Declaration
Jan 09, 2026Albertas hospitals face a full-blown crisis, with emergency rooms overwhelmed and front-line doctors pleading for a state of emergency. Long wait times, lack of ambulances, and overcrowded facilities are causing heartbreaking delays, as seen in the cases of Prashant Sreekumar and Kelly Marlow. Despite the provinces efforts to accelerate discharges and open surge spaces, doctors argue that short-term help is needed now, not just long-term solutions. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:02:00Kelowna Hospital's Neurology Services Face Cuts
Jan 09, 2026Neurology services at Kelowna General Hospital face cutbacks, leaving general care unavailable at times. Interior Health prioritizes critical cases due to a severe shortage of neurologists. Local doctors warn of risks, as non-specialists may miss serious conditions. Health leaders acknowledge concerns, but emphasize limited resources. Recruitment efforts are ongoing, with no timeline provided. British Columbias opposition health critic labels it a crisis. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:25Calgary's Water Crisis: 20 Years of Neglect
Jan 09, 2026Calgarys water utility faces scrutiny after a report reveals twenty years of underinvestment, leading to the Bearspaw feeder main failure. The panel highlights systemic issues, including poor risk management, unclear accountability, and weak oversight. The city plans to create a dedicated water department and an independent oversight board to address these challenges. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:42Calgary's Warm-Up: Highs in Double Digits
Jan 09, 2026Calgarys weather is about to experience a significant shift, with daytime highs soaring into the high single digits this weekend and potentially reaching low double digits soon after. This warm-up is due to an upper ridge pulling in warmer air from the south and Chinook-like winds bringing milder Pacific air across southern Alberta. However, despite the thaw, expect a freeze-thaw cycle that could make surfaces icier in shady spots. Health experts advise adjusting your routine to avoid headaches from these rapid changes. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:27Judge Kicks Prosecutor Off Murder Trial
Jan 09, 2026Judge in Alberta removes Crown prosecutor from high-profile murder trial due to improper handling of key eyewitness evidence. The case involves Peter Richard Ashby, charged with killing Kassandra Gartner during a police chase. Defence lawyer argued prosecutors interviewed witnesses improperly, risking unfair convictions. Justice Maureen McGuire removed prosecutor Dwight Dakers for interviewing a key witness alone without recording it. The trial resumes with a new prosecutor, and the Crown office is urged to reflect on eyewitness rules to avoid future mistakes. Checkout Solipillow.com
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... Duration: 00:01:34Russia Rejects Peacekeepers, Escalates Ukraine Conflict
Jan 09, 2026Russia rejects European peacekeepers in Ukraine, escalating tensions. Despite Trumps diplomatic efforts, Ukraines allies propose a multinational peacekeeping force, but Russia warns of potential targets. Zelenskyy nears U.S. security agreement, emphasizing the need for binding guarantees amid ongoing Russian strikes and ground assaults. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:33Trump's Unchecked Power: A Nobel Peace Prize?
Jan 09, 2026President Trumps controversial comments on military power and international law have sparked concern among lawmakers. Despite two impeachments and past legal issues, hes ordered strikes in several countries and threatened Colombia and Greenland. As he pushes for a Nobel Peace Prize, the world awaits his next moves. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:43Federal Agents Shoot Two in Portland
Jan 09, 2026Two individuals were shot and injured by federal agents in Portland, Oregon, on Thursday. The incident involved Customs and Border Patrol agents and resulted in Portland police applying tourniquets and calling for medical assistance. The FBI is now leading the investigation, with the Department of Homeland Security overseeing the involved agencies. Officials are promising updates as the situation unfolds. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:11US Parks: New Fee Hits Canadian Visitors
Jan 09, 2026Canadian travelers face a new challenge: a $100 fee for non-US citizens to enter popular American national parks. This move prioritizes American visitors, causing a significant drop in Canadian bookings and a shift towards domestic and international travel. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:33Alberta Warmup: Double-Digit Temperatures This Weekend
Jan 09, 2026Experience a dramatic warmup in Alberta this weekend, with temperatures soaring into the double digits across the south and foothills. Central Alberta will also feel milder air, while the north warms up more gradually. This shift is due to mild Pacific air and strong downslope winds off the Rockies, creating Chinook-like conditions. Next week could bring even hotter temperatures, potentially breaking records. Expect gusty winds and some melting of the recent snowfall. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:30Bold Jewelry Store Robbery in Calgary
Jan 09, 2026Calgary Police Investigate Bold Jewelry Store Robbery: Video Captures Chaos, No Injuries Reported Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:05Drivers Stuck on Lake Louise Promenade, Facing Fines
Jan 09, 2026Two vehicles in Banff National Parks Lake Louise got stuck on a pedestrian path, leading to rescues and hefty towing bills. Drivers received violation tickets and warnings, highlighting the importance of staying in designated zones. Park officials urge visitors to watch for signs and stay in designated areas, especially with more winter weather approaching. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:13Calgary Fire Department Saves Home from Blaze
Jan 09, 2026Swift Action Averts Disaster: Calgary Fire Department Saves Home from Blaze Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:12Nova Scotia Boy's Death Sparks Call for Tougher Dog Ownership Laws
Jan 08, 2026Tragedy in Nova Scotia: Drews Law Proposed After Boys Death from Dog AttackA heartbreaking incident in Nova Scotia has led to calls for stricter animal ownership laws. Thirteen-year-old Drew Nickerson was fatally mauled by three off-leash dogs, sparking a push for Drews Law. This proposed rule would require large, aggressive breeds to be secured at all times unless supervised by an adult. The dogs involved, two Cane Corsos and a Rottweiler, have been euthanized. The RCMP investigation is ongoing, with no charges laid yet. As the community mourns, the debate over tougher animal ownership laws intensifies. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:09Thieves Steal Woman's Ashes, Police Seek Public's Help
Jan 08, 2026Chestermere Police Seek Publics Help in Theft of Womans Ashes: Two Suspects Described Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:11Calgary's Water Crisis: Urgent Upgrades Ahead
Jan 08, 2026Calgarys Water Crisis: A Tale of Aging Infrastructure and the Need for RedundancyCalgary is grappling with severe water restrictions due to a critical pipe break, which supplies 60% of the citys drinking water. The 50-year-old pipe, never inspected due to disruption concerns, failed again after plans for a check were underway. Meanwhile, other cities like Montreal and New Westminster have managed similar crises with better backup systems. Torontos web-like network of pipes and four treatment plants allows for isolation of breaks and supply rerouting. Calgary is now rushing new projects, including a north feeder main and reservoirs, to prevent future crises...
Duration: 00:01:52Dog Hero Saves Self in House Fire, Ottawa Fire Services Warns
Jan 08, 2026Furry Hero Dog Sparks House Fire, Ottawa Firefighters Save the Day: A dog in Ottawa accidentally ignited a house fire after chewing on a heated ski glove with a lithium-ion battery. Firefighters quickly arrived, rescued the dog, and extinguished the fire, preventing it from spreading. The homeowner and a child were displaced. Ottawa Fire Services advises keeping lithium-ion batteries away from pets and children, and disposing of damaged ones safely. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:27Calgary Water Crisis: Urgent Conservation Needed
Jan 08, 2026Calgarys Water Crisis: Residents Urged to Conserve as Repair Efforts ContinueCalgary is grappling with a severe water crisis following a major pipe rupture, with residents using over 500 million litres of water in a single day, surpassing the sustainable limit. The Bearspaw South Feeder Main break has put immense strain on the system, causing the Glenmore Water Treatment Plant to produce three times its normal output. However, the reservoir is draining faster than it can refill, and officials warn that the longer usage remains high, the worse the situation will become.To mitigate the crisis, each resident is urged to cut...
Duration: 00:01:41Alice's Urgent Kidney Donor Plea
Jan 08, 2026Alice Pesta, a resilient 62-year-old from Calgary, is desperately seeking a living kidney donor. Her health is urgent, and shes been on dialysis three times a week. Her husband Lou launched a campaign with billboards and a website, highlighting her rare AB blood type and high antibody count. The family is hopeful that this bold move will find Alice a match and inspire others waiting for transplants. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:42Macron, Steinmeier Slam Trump's Foreign Policy
Jan 08, 2026French President Emmanuel Macron and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier have criticized US President Donald Trumps foreign policy, accusing him of turning away from allies and ignoring international rules. Macron specifically mentioned Trumps threats to Canada and Greenland, while Steinmeier compared Trumps actions to Russias invasions of Crimea and Ukraine. These comments reflect growing European frustration, with a new poll showing that 76% of Germans now view the US as unreliable. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:36Calgary's Water Crisis: Stage Four Restrictions Persist
Jan 08, 2026Calgarys Bearspaw South feeder main break repairs are nearing completion, but water conservation remains crucial. The city is urging residents to cut daily use by thirty litres, as the Glenmore plant and reservoirs are under strain. The next phase involves filling the pipe, testing water, stabilizing the system, and easing restrictions. Meanwhile, two segments of the Bow River flood barrier are removed to prevent water from trapping in nearby communities. No firm timeline for lifting stage four restrictions or reopening sixteen Avenue has been set. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:56Foqos App Helps Users Beat Phone Addiction
Jan 08, 2026Foqos: A Calgary Developers Solution to Smartphone Addiction - Ali Waseem, a software developer, created Foqos, an app that helps users build healthier phone habits. It uses simple inconveniences to block distracting apps and has helped over 50,000 users cut back on mindless scrolling. The app allows users to set up profiles to block specific apps at certain times, requiring an extra step to unblock them. Waseem, inspired by his own struggles with social media distractions, built the app with feedback from Calgarys entrepreneur scene. The app is free and stays ad-free, with Waseem running it as a passion project alongside...
Duration: 00:01:52John Ware School Survivors: Last Chance for Settlement
Jan 08, 2026Time-sensitive opportunity for survivors of sexual abuse at John Ware School in Calgary to join a $16 million class action settlement. Former students have until January twenty-sixth to contact lawyers from HMC Lawyers. The lawsuit targets victims abused by teachers Michael Gregory and Fred Archer between 1988 and 2004. The settlement aims to compensate those affected and bring justice after decades of suffering. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:30Genuis' Free Speech Forum Rejected by York University
Jan 08, 2026Alberta MP Garnett Genuis faces free speech backlash at York University. Despite his Conservative shadow minister role and focus on youth unemployment, the universitys student center rejected his public discussion forum application. Genuis, who has successfully hosted similar events at universities across Canada, argues that limiting him to a closed classroom is unreasonable. The university maintains that the rejection was due to insufficient event details, not politics. Genuis plans to return to York and continue his tour in Alberta and British Columbia, promoting his Conservative Youth Jobs Plan. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:02:08Protesters Clash with ICE Over Fatal Shooting
Jan 08, 2026Protesters in Minneapolis clash with ICE officers over fatal shooting of Renee Good, demanding their departure from the city. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:20Calgary Councillors React to Water Mismanagement Report
Jan 08, 2026Calgary City Council Slams Water Mismanagement: A Third-Party Report Reveals Two Decades of Neglect, Leading to a Major Pipeline Rupture. Councillors express shock and call for immediate action, including an independent water utility and a detailed implementation plan. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:45Medicine Hat Schools Closure: Tough Call for Community
Jan 08, 2026The Medicine Hat public school board has decided to close two elementary schools, Webster Niblock and Southview Community, due to significant declines in student enrollment over the past decade. Both schools have seen a drop of around 40% in students, with Webster Niblock falling from 315 to 174 and Southview from 229 to 137. The board conducted a thorough review, including community meetings and surveys, before making the decision. They acknowledge the impact on families and staff but emphasize the need to consider the entire division. The closure will affect four schools with under 200 students, and transition plans will be implemented throughout the school year...
Duration: 00:01:27Calgary Police's Operation Jingle All the Way: A Safer City
Jan 08, 2026Calgary Polices Operation Jingle All the Way successfully reduced disorder on bus and CTrain lines, with a notable drop in chaos at Chinook Station. The 18-hour operation resulted in 73 calls for service, 72 summonses, 73 warrants executed, and 11 charges, including probation breaches, meth possession, and weapon carries. Officers also seized a baton, cleared 5 encampments, made over 400 community chats, and sent 70 people to social services. This was the third Safer Calgary operation, with previous ones yielding significant results. Partners appreciate the teamwork and look forward to continued collaboration. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:36Minister Climbs Kilimanjaro for Domestic Violence Awareness
Jan 08, 2026Albertas Education Minister, Demetrios Nicolaides, embarks on a challenging journey to climb Mount Kilimanjaro, dubbed Melanies Ascent, in honor of his late sister who was a victim of domestic violence. The eight-day climb aims to raise funds for FearIsNotLove, a Calgary nonprofit providing safety devices to women escaping abuse. Demetrios, inspired by his sisters love for camping, has prepared rigorously for the treacherous journey, which coincides with the anniversary of her tragic death. The funds raised will support safety tools his sister desired during her divorce, aiming to make victims feel safer. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:56Calgary School Abuse Victims: Deadline for Compensation Claims
Jan 08, 2026Victims of sexual abuse at John Ware School in Calgary have until January 26th, 2026, to file claims for compensation. A $15.77 million settlement was approved, targeting former teachers Michael Gregory and Fred Henry Archer. Archer is set to go on trial next month. Survivors can contact class counsel or HMC lawyers to make a claim or opt out of the deal. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:30Calgary Water Crisis: Pipe Repair & Conservation
Jan 08, 2026Calgarys water crisis deepens as residents ignore conservation pleas, leading to a 22 million litre surplus. Repair crews make progress on the broken Bearspaw South Feeder Main, but it will still run at reduced capacity. A new report reveals the city knew about pipe issues for over twenty years. City leaders hold a news conference for updates on usage and fixes. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:42Calgary Council Approves Water System Overhaul
Jan 08, 2026Calgary City Council Approves Plan to Fix Water System Issues: After extensive debate, councillors have unanimously approved a plan to address long-standing problems with the citys water system, particularly the troubled Bearspaw South feeder main. The plan includes repairing and replacing the feeder main, turning the water utility into a standalone branch, and eventually making it a wholly owned subsidiary for focused long-term water delivery. The decision comes following an independent panels report that revealed systemic gaps in asset management, risk assessment, and governance, dating back twenty years. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:59Calgary Water Crisis: Urgent Conservation Measures
Jan 08, 2026Calgarys Water Crisis: Mayors Urgent Plea for Conservation as Pipe Rupture Threatens SupplyCalgary is grappling with a severe water shortage following a major pipe rupture, with residents warned about high usage that could lead to a complete depletion of treated water. The city has not yet triggered emergency text alerts, but the Alberta government has issued an emergency alert through its app and website. Mayor Jeromy Farkas is urging residents to conserve water by limiting showers, postponing laundry and dishes, and only flushing when necessary. The city is also taking new steps to save water, such as closing steam rooms...
Duration: 00:02:00Protests Erupt Over ICE Shooting of U.S. Citizen
Jan 08, 2026Protests erupt in Minneapolis following ICE agents fatal shooting of unarmed U.S. citizen Renee Nicole Good, sparking outrage and demands for federal agents to leave the city. Local leaders call for a full investigation, while Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem labels the incident domestic terrorism and President Trump defends ICEs actions. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:36Plane Crash Investigation: Stall Caused Fatal Accident
Jan 08, 2026Tragic Plane Crash Near Lloydminster: Engine Stall Leads to Fatal AccidentA routine flight for KBM Forestry Consultants ended in disaster on September 8, 2024, when a Cessna U206F crashed near Lloydminster, Alberta. The plane, carrying two crew members, stalled just two to three hundred feet off the ground during a low-altitude power line inspection. The pilot and observer both died, with the observer passing away three days later from injuries sustained in the crash. The Transportation Safety Board of Canadas report found no role for weather, medical issues, or mechanical problems, instead attributing the accident to a steep turn that raised...
Duration: 00:01:41Calgary Council Pushes for Water System Overhaul
Jan 08, 2026Calgary city council unanimously votes to implement all recommendations from an independent water system review, following a major disruption caused by a pipe failure. Mayor Jeromy Farkas pledges to act on every suggestion, but faces resistance from some councillors over proposals like a new water utility department. The review highlights cultural issues within city hall, setting the stage for a significant shift in water management. The recommendations and plan will be discussed by the executive committee in February. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:26ICE Shooting Sparks Protests in Minneapolis
Jan 08, 2026Minneapolis mourns as ICE officer fatally shoots woman, sparking protests and calls for resistance. The incident, captured on video, marks at least the fifth death tied to Trumps immigration crackdown. Hundreds gather for a peaceful vigil, while schools cancel classes. Mayor Frey dismisses claims of domestic terrorism, demanding federal agents leave. The operation, the largest ever, has resulted in over 1,500 arrests. Governor Walz urges calm, with state officials investigating alongside the FBI. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:54US-Denmark Talks on Greenland: Buying or Force?
Jan 08, 2026Denmark to Meet with U.S. on Greenland: A Strategic Island in Arctic SecurityDenmark has agreed to discuss President Trumps proposal to acquire Greenland, a strategic island rich in minerals and vital for Arctic security. The U.S. Vice President, JD Vance, has emphasized Greenlands role in missile defense and national security. Greenlands government will join the talks, initiated by U.S. Senator Marco Rubio, who clarified that the goal is not to use force but to purchase the island. Denmark has a history of U.S. military presence, currently down to about two hundred troops at the Pituffik Space...
Duration: 00:01:42Calgary's Hostel Gap: A Budget Traveler's Dilemma
Jan 08, 2026Calgarys growing tourism industry is booming, but the city lacks hostels to cater to budget travelers. With only one hostel currently open, travelers are noticing the gap, especially compared to Europes abundance of options. Wicked Hostels, a former backpackers dream, is set to reopen in 2026 with 130 beds, aiming to recreate the global community feel and tap into the untapped youth travel market. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:02:03Maduro Captured, Venezuela's Future Uncertain
Jan 08, 2026Philosophy professor Manuel Vasquez Villavicencio and chemical engineer María Fernanda Aguirre, both Venezuelan-Canadians, react to the U.S.-led capture of Nicolás Maduro, Venezuelas president, amidst concerns over U.S. motives and potential impact on civilians rights. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:02:01Toronto Council Proposes 2.2% Tax Hike Amid Election
Jan 08, 2026Toronto city councillors propose a 2.2% property tax increase amidst an election year, with a 0.7% general tax rate hike and 1.5% for the citys building fund. Popular moves include fare capping on TTC and a transit fare freeze, while the highest land transfer tax brackets will see an increase. Mayor Olivia Chow, who hasnt confirmed her re-election bid, can veto council changes by February 1st, with the final budget vote set for February 10th. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:41Fredericton Bell Theft: Truck Photo Sparks Investigation
Jan 08, 2026Historic bell stolen from Fredericton church, security camera captures truck but misses license plate; community mourns loss of cherished artifact, police seek publics help to identify vehicle. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:15Ellie's Struggle: Quebec's Disability School Crisis
Jan 08, 2026Ellie, a 9-year-old autistic student with dyslexia, is one of thousands of Quebec students with disabilities facing severe service disruptions due to resource shortages. Since 2021, the number of affected students has surged from 1,500 to over 3,400. Ellies school can no longer provide her with necessary support, leaving her isolated at home and distressed. Advocacy groups are urging immediate action to address the critical resource shortages. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:15Stolen Ashes: Family Pleads for Return of Grandmother's Remains
Jan 08, 2026Heartbroken Family Seeks Return of Grandmothers Ashes Stolen in Home Break-inA family in Chestermere, Alberta, is devastated after thieves stole the ashes of their beloved grandmother, Anna Thompson, during a home break-in. The family, who had just received Annas ashes before her funeral, discovered the theft when they noticed the distinctive red velvet bag and brown faux-leather box containing her ashes were missing. The family is now appealing to the public for help in locating the ashes, offering a direct plea to the thieves to return the priceless item. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:39Downtown Calgary Office Vacancies Persist
Jan 08, 2026CBREs report reveals downtown Calgarys commercial vacancies remain high at 30.4% as of 2025, with oil and gas sector fluctuations contributing to the issue. Mergers and acquisitions in oil and gas are causing subleasing, flooding the market with vacancies. Class A buildings are faring better than B or C class ones. Calgary Economic Developments downtown office conversion program aims to revitalize underused buildings by 2031. Immigration rules changes have slowed migration to Alberta, presenting an opportunity to improve housing and services. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:42Glenrose Pool Reopens with $3.25M Funding
Jan 08, 2026Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital in Alberta receives a $3.25 million boost from the provincial government to reopen its therapy pool, a vital resource for patient recovery since 1966. The pool, closed since late 2024 due to structural issues, handled 500-700 treatments monthly, including walking practice and pain relief. With full repairs expected soon, the pool will resume providing essential services for patients. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:25Cadence's Struggle: Alberta's Health-Care System Strain
Jan 08, 2026Albertas Healthcare System Strains: Family Seeks Stable Care for Daughter with Rare IllnessThe University of Alberta Hospitals medical outpatient unit in Edmonton was overwhelmed, leading to a series of relocations for patients like Cadence Herman, who has Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome. The family seeks consistent care and better communication from Alberta Health Services, especially for vulnerable patients. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:28Calgary Hikers Demand Reopening of Douglas Fir Trail
Jan 08, 2026Calgary hikers demand reopening of Douglas Fir Trail in Edworthy Park, citing frustration over nine years of closures due to erosion issues. City officials vow to reopen with a more stable design, but funding and timeline remain uncertain. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:20Woman Killed in Ice Shooting, Trump Blames Protesters
Jan 08, 2026A woman was fatally shot by an immigration agent in Minneapolis during protests, with the Department of Homeland Security claiming self-defense. The incident, captured on video, shows the womans SUV accelerating towards agents, prompting shots. President Trump supported the agents actions, while Mayor Frey and Governor Walz criticized the Ice response and called for federal agents to leave the city. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:49Calgary Police Seize $30K in Drugs, Cash
Jan 08, 2026Calgary police seize $30,000 in drugs and cash, charge suspect in drug trafficking investigation; fentanyl, cocaine, and oxycodone found, with serious implications for community safety. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:16Jasper's Snow-Filled Winter Boosts Tourism
Jan 08, 2026Jaspers Tourism Surge: Heavy Snow Brings Visitors Back, Boosting Ski Season and Park Lodge Bookings Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:34BRIT 56: Western Canada's Premier Basketball Tournament
Jan 08, 2026Experience the thrill of the fifty-sixth Bedford Road Invitational Tournament (BRIT) in Saskatoon, a premier high school basketball showdown featuring top teams from Western Canada. This three-day event, starting January 8th, brings communities together, with families cheering, students volunteering, and artistic kids painting murals. Teams from Saskatoon, Regina, Prince Albert, Winnipeg, Calgary, Magrath, and North Vancouver compete for the championship title. Tickets available at the door, full schedule on the BRIT website. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:25Taber Community Centre Explosion: A Mechanical Failure
Jan 08, 2026Tabers Community Centre Explosion: A Mechanical Failure, No InjuriesOfficials in Taber, Alberta, concluded their investigation into a December 2025 explosion at the community centre. A propane leak from an ice resurfacing machine sparked a blast, causing significant damage. Despite a dozen people being inside, quick actions and responders ensured no injuries. The centre, a hub for local sports and gatherings, is currently unusable due to hazard testing and cleanup. The town aims for a late January reopening, turning the incident into a potential fresh start. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:40Calgary's Bowness Neighbourhood Faces Water Shutoff
Jan 08, 2026Calgarys Bowness neighbourhood braces for another water shutoff, this time for up to forty-eight hours, affecting thirty homes and one business. Longtime residents Sandy Pantella and Amanda Stacey share their experiences, viewing it as an inconvenience rather than a crisis, as theyve faced similar disruptions in the past. The city expects inspections to conclude early Thursday, with water service restored soon after. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:31Canada's Firearm Buyback Program Faces Challenges
Jan 07, 2026Canadas Liberal government is launching a buyback program for banned assault-style firearms, but faces challenges in collecting them. A pilot program in Winnipeg and Cape Breton collected only 25 guns out of 200. Quebec has signed on, but several provinces are opting out. Police responses are mixed, with some joining and others waiting for more details. Gun rights advocates and victims families express concerns over the programs feasibility and delays. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:47Bail Hearing for Murder Suspect Next Week
Jan 07, 2026In Calgary, a bail hearing for Ali Samir El-Sayed, charged as an accessory in Christopher Stevensons murder, is set for next week. Meanwhile, tensions rise in youth court as four teens face first-degree murder charges in Carter Spivak-Villeneuves death. Anti-drag protester Derek Reimers house arrest hearing is also rescheduled due to alleged breaches. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:02:00Man Busted for Drug-Impaired Driving, Found with $6,600 Worth of Drugs
Jan 07, 2026Calgary police made a significant drug bust on New Years Eve, arresting a man for drug-impaired driving and discovering a stash of drugs worth $6,600, including psilocybin, pharmaceutical pills, MDMA, LSD tabs, cocaine, and methamphetamine. The man, Joshua Edmund Hayward-Genge, now faces ten charges and is due in court this Friday. Police are seeking information from the public. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:11Toronto Mayor Proposes 2.2% Property Tax Hike
Jan 07, 2026Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow proposes a 2.2% property tax increase, focusing on infrastructure repair and community safety. The draft budget, with a 0.7% general tax hike and 1.5% for the building fund, aims to boost economy and invest in basics. Chow faces criticism for past high budget increases and the upcoming mayoral election. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:58Thunder Bay's Carter George Wins Bronze at World Juniors
Jan 07, 2026Thunder Bays Carter George secures back-to-back World Junior Ice Hockey Championships selection, inspiring local youth and boosting minor hockey in the city. Checkout Solipillow.com
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