News — Page 18
Former Hudson's Bay building on Stephen Avenue showing signs of wear
Downtown landmark sits vacant with cracked tiles and broken windows after closure last year.
Woman seriously assaulted near Lions Park LRT station; police seek five suspects
Attack occurred around 1:30 p.m. Thursday in northwest Calgary. Photos released as police ask for tips.
Mount Royal University appeals labour board ruling on fired professor
Frances Widdowson's reinstatement case returns to arbitration after board found firing was disproportionate.
Gordon Lightfoot tribute show returns to Polaris Theatre June 25
John Paul Byrne's 'If You Could Read My Mind' honours the legendary Canadian singer-songwriter.
Alberta backs $15 million into next phase of passenger rail plan
Province moves forward on high-speed corridors linking Calgary, Edmonton, Banff, and airports.
Barbie x Spruce Meadows brings three-day festival to Calgary this weekend
National Tournament host venue partners with Barbie brand for immersive experience June 12–14.
84% of Albertans want privacy law to extend to political parties
New poll bolsters privacy commissioner's push for oversight after massive voter data breach.
Man in stable condition after Forest Lawn shooting
Police investigating targeted shooting near 44th Street S.E. as investigation continues.
Calgary renters say it's time to cap indoor temperatures at 26°C
Housing advocates want the city to cap temperatures in older rental apartments and provide free air conditioning units for low-income tenants.
Cloverdale Rodeo shatters records with 82,000 visitors
May Long Weekend event expanded to five days, drew highest fairgrounds attendance ever and shattered records for music, food, and...
Province to announce passenger rail plans linking airport, downtown, and Banff
Premier Danielle Smith and Transportation Minister Devin Dreeshen will unveil the project Friday—advocates suspect it's the Blue Line...
Downtown Green Line support crumbles among those who'll live with it
Citywide backing for elevated route drops sharply when you ask the people directly affected—a stark divide in the survey data.