A bipartisan spending bill will provide foreign aid to war-ravaged countries and it could also pave the way for TikTok to be banned across the United States. CNN’s Karin Caifa discusses why the pact is so historic.

Four people are hurt after five military horses broke loose and galloped through central London. The so-called “working horses” were about to be inspected ahead of rehearsals for King Charles’ June birthday parade.

Alberta Health Services is warning about the significant health risk associated with uninspected meat products purchased from eight Calgary food businesses.

More travel destinations on the way for WestJet passengers starting May 17th, as part of a codeshare agreement.

A recent survey from AutoTrader shows less than half of Canadians are interested in making the switch to electric vehicles. Margot Rubin has the story.

A suspicious death at a home in northeast Calgary over the weekend has been deemed at homicide and police have identified the victim as a 25-year-old woman.

Public hearings on rezoning continues at Calgary City Council, but with 850 people signed up to speak, are presenters feeling like their perspectives are being heard? Jillian Code reports.

The Canadian Medical Association says doctors aren’t happy with changes to the capital gains tax. That’s because many doctors are incorporated, and use their corporations to save and invest for retirement.