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Three people injured in separate Calgary reversing-vehicle collisions
A parked vehicle rolled backward in Cedarbrae on Thursday; a second collision in a southwest parking lot Saturday left a woman in her...
Nearly half of Albertans remain undecided on Oct. 19 referendum's nine key questions
A CBC-commissioned poll shows 54% support taking more control over immigration, but support for restricting temporary residents' access...
Woman in her 80s hit by reversing car in southwest Calgary parking lot
Pedestrian struck Saturday morning at 251 Stewart Green S.W.; Calgary Police investigating possible impairment, speed and distraction.
Calgary-Glenmore NDP MLA Nagwan Al-Guneid won't seek re-election
Al-Guneid, elected in 2023 after defeating UCP incumbent Whitney Issik, says she'll continue serving Alberta in a different capacity.
U of C study: mindfulness and tai chi ease cancer patients' pain, fatigue and sleep struggles
University of Calgary researcher Linda Carlson is testing whether breathing and movement practices offer cancer survivors relief...
Sunnyside Flood Barrier now operational, protecting 2.4 km stretch against major flooding
Calgary's $73 million flood defence across a decade of planning is complete, shielding Sunnyside and Hillhurst from one-in-100-year events.
Edmonton man charged with arson in Airdrie plaza fire that destroyed eight businesses
Jaideep Singh, 21, was arrested nearly three months after the June 29 fire that caused over $1 million in damage.
Calgary advocate pushes national standard for missing vulnerable people
Jenn Thompson's framework aims to fix gaps exposed when 11-year-old Parker Wells went missing in July.
UCP support drops 8 points in new poll as NDP surges to dead heat in Alberta race
A Janet Brown Opinion Research survey shows the UCP and NDP both at 41 per cent provincewide, with seat projections favouring a strong...
Court orders former AHS CEO Mentzelopoulos to return confidential records in wrongful dismissal case
Justice Michael Lema ruled the former health authority chief cannot keep documents she retained as a would-be whistleblower, requiring...
Truck carrying roofing compound strikes Deerfoot median, closing lanes much of Friday
Emergency crews called around 11:15 a.m. near 17 Avenue SE; significant damage to barrier left motorists facing major delays.
CTrain struck pedestrian Thursday morning, leaving riders scrambling for transit updates
Red Line and Blue Line service halted along 7 Avenue SW for over an hour; commuters report inconsistent information from Calgary Transit.
