Paula Tran is a journalist based in Calgary, Alberta, focusing on local news. She writes for Global News and her work has also appeared in 91.5 The Beat and Magic106.1. Paula covers a range of topics including crime, accidents, community events, and local emergencies, providing timely and accurate news updates to the Calgary community.
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Paula Tran's coverage predominantly focuses on local news in Calgary, particularly crime and accidents. She tends to cover evolving stories and breaking news, as well as government announcements related to these incidents.
If you have insights or expertise in local crime trends, accident prevention measures, emergency response protocols or community safety initiatives in Calgary specifically, reaching out to Paula with relevant information could be effective. Additionally, providing commentary on ongoing developing stories within the city would likely align with her reporting interests.
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By: Paula Tran
Kindergarten students will now be required to take literacy and numeracy screening tests every year starting January 2025, Canada’s first province to take this step. According to a Wednesday morning news release, the goal of the screening tests is to tell teachers, parents and educational staff where a child’s math and reading skills are and […]
By: Paula Tran
Kindergarten students will now be required to take literacy and numeracy screening tests every year starting January 2025, Canada's first province to take this step.
By: Paula Tran
A new online portal is trying to streamline the application process for seniors seeking affordable housing in Calgary. The YYC Seniors Housing application portal was launched on Thursday after a collaborative effort between the Bethany Care Society, Calgary Heritage Housing, Onward and Silvera for Seniors. Low-to-moderate-income independent seniors can apply to multiple housing providers without […]
By: Paula Tran
The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) said Calgary Police Service officers responded "lawfully" and "properly" during a machete attack at City Hall in 2022, according to a report published
By: Paula Tran
The University of Calgary’s Board of Governors has approved a slate of tuition and fee increases for the 2025-2026 academic year, a move that the students’ union expressed concern was coming during a cost of living crisis. According to the Board of Governors website, domestic tuition for undergraduate programs, course-based graduate programs and professional graduate […]
By: Paula Tran
Educators say students and parents at Calgary’s public schools have embraced the province’s cellphone ban, three months after it was formally implemented across Alberta. Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides announced the ban in August, saying cell phones were a distraction within classrooms. This comes after Ontario, Quebec, British Columbia and Nova Scotia announced restrictions on cellphone […]
By: Paula Tran
Educators say students and parents at Calgary's public schools have embraced the province's cellphone ban, three months after it was formally implemented across Alberta.
By: Paula Tran
Future potential Calgary public school trustees will now need a criminal record check when they submit their nomination papers for the 2025 election The Calgary Board of Education’s board of trustees voted 4-1 on Dec. 17 to require candidates to provide a criminal record check from the Calgary Police Service when submitting their nomination papers. […]
The Calgary public school board’s all-boys program will close in the summer of 2025, leaving some concerned about programming for boys with learning challenges. Calgary Board of Education trustees unanimously voted Tuesday to close the All Boys Program at Sir James Lougheed School, despite concerns from the community about the capacity for neurodivergent students’ needs […]
By: Paula Tran
The Calgary Catholic School District received almost $150,000 in grants from the Calgary Catholic Education Foundation (CCEF) on Monday, which will be used towards “urgent needs” across the district. According to a Wednesday news release, the money will be allocated to 46 schools across the CCSD to address student well-being, classroom technology and faith development. […]
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