A tornado touched down northeast of Calgary on Sunday afternoon as a severe thunderstorm swept into central Alberta.

Multiple demonstrations against racism and police brutality are planned for Calgary this week, as pain and anger continue to rage across the U.S. and Canada over the death of an unarmed black man, George Floyd, at the hands of white police officers.

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Police are searching for suspects after a shooting in southwest Calgary on Sunday.

Alberta recorded 18 new COVID-19 cases and no additional deaths from the illness on Sunday.

Calgarians gathered in Fish Creek Provincial Park on Sunday to speak out about racism following the death of a black man in the U.S. nearly a week ago.

Thousands of Montrealers are protesting racism after the death of George Floyd. Global National reporter Mike Armstrong joined Global Calgary News Hour at 6 from Montreal police headquarters as officers began to fire tear gas to disperse crowds.

As protests and riots spread across the U.S. and Canada after the death of George Floyd, Calgarians gathered in Fish Creek Provincial Park to raise their voices against racism on Sunday. It’s the first of a number of protests planned in the city. Adam Toy reports.

Whether they walked, ran or rode, Calgarians got moving on Saturday to fundraise for mental health programs and fight the stigma of depression. 

Officers responded to reports of shots fired in the 1500 block of 12 Avenue S.W. on Sunday afternoon.