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Ken MacGillivray

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Global Calgary Assignment Editor, Dad to Alex and Fraser, Husband to Carolyn, Kahu to Qiosha and Natalie, Flyfisher, Flytier, Maritimer, fully vaxed.
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High River, Alta. man faces charges of domestic homicide in court appearance

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By Ken MacGillivray Verified, Elissa Carpenter Verified
| Global News Verified
By Ken MacGillivray & Elissa Carpenter Global News Posted July 31, 2026 6:48 pm 1 min read If you get Global News from Instagram or Facebook - that will be changing. Find out how you can still connect with us. A 36-year-old man from High River appeared in court via CCTV camera on Friday, charged with the second degree murder of his former partner.
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A tale of 2 cities: Edmonton floods while Calgary bakes in the sun

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By Ken MacGillivray Verified, Bella Finn, Meghan Cobb
| Global News Verified
With the hockey season on its annual summer hiatus, the intense rivalry between Alberta’s two biggest cities has taken a very different twist this summer and it’s all about the contrasting weather in Calgary and Edmonton. “To give you some statistics, so far this year in Edmonton, they’ve received 533.8 millimeters of precipitation through the months of June and July,” Environment Canada meteorologist Brian Proctor said on Friday.
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Heat warnings issued for cities of Calgary, Medicine Hat

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By Ken MacGillivray Verified
| Global News Verified
With temperatures in the areas about Calgary and Medicine Hat expected to soar into the low to mid-30s over the next couple days, Environment and Climate Change Canada has issued “yellow” heat warnings for the two cities. In Calgary, a temperature in the low-30s is forecast for Friday, spiking into the mid-30s on Saturday, before dropping back to around 20 C on Sunday. The normal daytime temperature for this time of year is around 24 C.
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