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Calgary water restrictions return November 4 as Bearspaw South feeder main nears completion
Stage 4 restrictions take effect Nov. 4 as the city ties the new pipe into the system; Parkdale Boulevard lane closures begin this week.
Bisons chase league-leading form in a split weekend that includes Halloween
Puck drop against the Colts is 8:30 p.m. at Murray Arena. The Bisons and Colts are tied for the league lead with 66 goals each.
Police seek information after man critically hurt in SE Calgary assault
Officers were called around 10:25 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 27, to Fisher Street and 71 Avenue S.E. Investigators believe the assault happened...
Two charged after human remains found at Skyview Ranch home
Police responded to a welfare check on Tuesday, Oct. 27, and found evidence consistent with human remains inside a home on Skyview Ranch...
Alberta pursuing own dental and drug plans despite referendum defeat on federal opt-outs
Albertans rejected the opt-out question 57 per cent to 43, but the provincial government says it will keep pursuing its own dental and...
Higher water rates loom for Calgarians; chamber exec calls fee hikes 'egregious' for businesses
Council voted 9-6 to raise water rates, with the average residential bill projected to reach $207 a month by 2030.
Oil trades near $100 a barrel, but Canadian crude sells at a steeper discount
The gap between the WTI benchmark and Western Canadian Select has widened to $20-$25 US, versus a typical $12, and Alberta producers are...
Heritage Park unveils restored Selkirk steam locomotive after two-and-a-half-month rebuild
Heritage Park's Selkirk No. 5931 is one of only two surviving Selkirk engines, and the work took two and a half months rather than the...
Three students hurt after bear spray deployed at Calgary high school
Police are investigating after bear spray was discharged inside a Martindale school on Tuesday, leaving three students with minor injuries.
Calgary workers rally at airport against plan to privatize major Canadian airports
Union leaders say private investors would seek returns that would be paid by fees, workers or the community.
Western Inland Ports form alliance to strengthen Canada's trade corridors
Seven partners, including the City of Calgary, have signed an agreement to coordinate on inland port projects and trade-corridor planning.
Calgary's city council endorses shortlist for next chief administrative officer
Council's executive committee voted 14-0 Monday to endorse three confidential candidates to replace David Duckworth, whose last day is Dec. 1.
