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Almost eleven different high schools in Edmonton gathered this Saturday at the Cineplex Manning theatre to organize a special screening for students to watch the movie Black Panther Wakanda Forever. Amal Mohamud has more on the story.

In newly liberated Kherson, Ukrainians spent Saturday celebrating Russia’s retreat. But as Moscow’s forces take up positions on the opposite side of the Dnipro River, why Western allies are wary of the withdrawal.

“Finding staff is very, very difficult,” says Vanessa Da Costa, co-owner of Viana Grillades Portugaise about the labour shortage affecting her business and others. Brittany Henriques reports.

Democrats are one seat closer to holding the Senate after picking up a win in Arizona. Caryn Ceolin with where control will now be decided as ballot counting goes into overtime.

A temporary wall fell in CrossIron Mills mall on Saturday afternoon leaving a woman and child injured.

Have a winter coat collecting dust in the closet? The Salvation Army hosted a winter clothing drive Saturday, but say they’re in need of donations all year—specifically men’s coats. Jillian Code has the details.

A shooting in Calgary's northeast left one man dead on Saturday morning. Police believe the suspect is also responsible for a shooting in Castleridge on Friday.

An art space based out of the historic Eau Claire and Bow River Lumber Co. building is collaborating with artists and residents to create their new sign.

The Calgary Zoo tweeted a video on Saturday of their baby gorilla enjoying her first snowfall.

A 69-year-old woman was found seriously injured in her home on Saturday and she was later confirmed to have died in hospital. The woman’s husband was arrested and is facing charges in her death.

“It helps people to heal,” says editor-in-chief of The Eastern Door Steve Bonspiel on the newspaper’s projects sharing community members' stories in both Mohawk and English. Brittany Henriques reports.

World leaders taking part in diplomatically delicate G20 talks will give Russia the cold shoulder. But as Caryn Ceolin reports, China’s leader heads to the summit with renewed strength and no reason to stand down.

Democrats are celebrating after securing control of the U.S. Senate. Caryn Ceolin with what the victory means for Joe Biden and Donald Trump.

With the province's top doctor scheduled to announce plans when it comes to masking, is a recommendation rather than mandating good enough to ease the strain on hospitals? Melissa Nakhavoly reports.

Following Ukraine’s liberation of Kherson, Alex Karpa speaks with members from Winnipeg’s Ukrainian community and finds out how big of a victory this is for Ukraine.

More conversations on use of face masks surface as the province continues see a rise in respiratory virus cases. Winnipeggers share their thoughts on this recommendation.

After a close game against the Montreal Alouettes, the Toronto Argonauts are headed back to the Grey Cup for the first time since 2017. Brandon Rowe was there and spoke with fans outside of BMO field after the game.

An educational advocate, hopes that the Alberta government will redraft a new curriculum in an open and transparent process. Amal Mohamud has more on details.

Canada is competing in the FIFA World Cup for the first time in 36 years. As Laura Krause reports, its expected to bring a surge of customers to local businesses as fans look for a place to cheer on the team.

Calgary musician Daniel Pelton is sharing his music through an ensemble orchestra, and all funds from the event they’ll perform at will go towards the Calgary Homeless Foundation. Taylor Braat meets with the emerging artist.