Province takes control of city housing, faith leaders rally against threats The Alberta government is stepping in to regulate housing development in Calgary and Edmonton. Meanwhile, faith leaders are showing solidarity with a Muslim school facing threats, and the city is focusing on immigration and aviation innovation. The province is taking control of housing development in Alberta's two biggest cities, telling Calgary and Edmonton to revisit zoning bylaws. Camilla Di Guiseppe reports. Faith leaders from across Calgary gathered in solidarity with the Muslim community after an Islamic school received emails threatening to kill people. Tyler Barrow reports. A new report released by the Calgary Chamber of Commerce suggests Alberta's long-term growth depends on immigration to keep up with labour needs. Jordan Kanygin reports.SAIT in Calgary is set to build a new aviation park aimed at putting the city at the forefront of the growing autonomous aircraft industry. Mark Villani reports. Starting in November, the province will offer a potentially life-saving antibody treatment-respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) shots-to newborns. Timm Bruch reports. These stories and more can be watched above.