Nadia Moharib

6 days ago | calgary.citynews.ca | Nadia Moharib |Alejandro Melgar

Veteran family physician Dr. James Dickinson says he's so long in the tooth, he's treated patients with measles-and it wasn't pretty. "The last case of measles I saw was on the day my son was born," he told 660 NewsRadio. "He's 44 now."Back then, Dr. Dickinson, who is a University of Calgary professor in the department of family medicine, went on a house call to an 8-year-old girl, saying she was quite sick with measles and suffering a high fever.

2 weeks ago | canoe.com | Nadia Moharib

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2 weeks ago | calgary.citynews.ca | Alejandro Melgar |Nadia Moharib

A 5-year-old Alberta girl's quick thinking to call emergency crews to her home in the town of Crossfield saved her father's life, RCMP say. "I'm glad I could do that for my dad," Ellie Mae Lefebvre told 660 NewsRadio alongside her mother, Rebecca Taylor. On March 26, Mounties say Ellie was at her home with her father when he had a seizure, but she was calm and activated an alarm that led 911 to call the home.

1 month ago | canoe.com | Nadia Moharib

Expert tips on how to start your houseplant hobbyPublished Mar 24, 2025  •  Last updated 1 hour ago  •  5 minute readJoin the plant-demic and grow your garden indoors. Photo by Getty ImagesReviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected. Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through links on this page.

1 month ago | calgary.citynews.ca | Nadia Moharib

A young Calgary teacher who was swept to her death in an avalanche west of the city last week lived a rich and adventurous life - it's something her lifelong friend will miss as she goes on without her. "She lived big and made the most of every moment," says Emily King-Moore. "I think it's an important lesson to take."Minetta Norrie was easy to befriend and, back in Grade 5, King-Moore and Norrie forged a kinship that would last more than two decades.