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Winnipeg runner wins Near Death Marathon in Alberta mountains A Winnipeg runner didn’t let training in the flat prairie city keep her from winning a gruelling marathon in the Rocky Mountains this weekend. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Aug 02, 2021 8:37 PM CT | Last Updated: August 3 Gina Tranquada placed first in the 42-kilometre women's Near Death Marathon in Grand Cache, Alta., on July 31. (Submitted by Gina Tranquada)

EDMONTON -- The municipal district of Greenview has declared an agricultural disaster due to drought conditions. The district is in northwest Alberta and encompasses areas south of Grande Prairie to Grand Cache and east to Fox Creek, including Valleyview, DeBolt, and Two Creeks. Greenview Council declared the disaster at their meeting on Tuesday. In a statement, the municipal district said drought conditions within multiple areas of Greenview have “significantly impacted” agricultural producers. “A prolonged record-breaking heatwave peaked at the end of June and continued into earl...

Article content It was the warmest day of 2021 to date in Southern Alberta Saturday, with sun and a high of 21 C to start off the weekend. That sunny spring weather will quickly turn, however, as Environment Canada has issued a snowfall warning for parts of Alberta near Calgary. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Snowfall warning issued for area around Calgary, on heels of warmest day of the year Back to video The warning, issued around 3:30 p.m. Saturday, forecasts 10 to 15 centimetres of snow in the southern foothills of the Rocky Mountains be...

  CALGARY -- Yesterday afforded me my most-liked tweet ever, thanks to an (unfortunately) anonymous sender of a photograph to CTV! What a day. When I posted the #yycDayLites to the Twitterverse today, I had to change three or four words from yesterday's. That was it. The pressure-sensitive among us are once again going to roll their eyes and hold the frozen peas to the forehead, as another chinook sets up today. Wind out of the southwest may peak at 50 km/h gusts, and we may return to 7 C. Yesterday, I said we'd get to 8 C, and we closed out at 8.4 C.