Mark Villani

"He was my best friend, he was that one-in-a-million that I'll never have again, and I was so lucky to meet him."

The rising cost of food is placing some Calgary families in a difficult financial position this holiday season, but a turkey drive on Wednesday evening hopes to bring a little extra joy to those in need.

It's all hands on deck at the Calgary International Airport as staff prepare for one of the busiest travel periods of the year and get set to welcome an average of 48,000 passengers each day during the holidays.

From newly proposed voting laws, human rights issues and amendments to address the online protection of children, more than two dozen government bills are dead in their tracks with the halting of Parliament.

A Calgary man who struggled with addiction for more than two decades is questioning why his Facebook account has been showing advertisements for drugs.

More Facebook users are speaking out, telling CTV News they're being inundated by ads for drugs while accessing the social media site.

Calgary police say they are upping patrols around the Jimmie Condon Arena (opens in a new tab) after several concerning incidents unfolded this week, creating an unsettling experience for facility users.

An Alberta woman living with a rare form of blood cancer is calling on Health Canada to approve a new form of a drug that saved her life, as a worldwide shortage of the medication now lowers her chances of survival.

The Government of Alberta has announced its latest guidance plan to assist workplaces in providing recovery-friendly environments and support those who are struggling with substance abuse or addiction issues.

A new University of Calgary research study is looking at how to help frontline doctors in emergency departments better support patients who are suicidal, and better understand or recognize symptoms of mood disorders.