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Airdrie seniors learn fraud prevention over coffee
Local police visited a community event to discuss scams and information protection strategies with seniors.
Southeast Calgary landfill stench traced to leachate system
After a year of air monitoring, the city identified the Shepard Landfill's leachate system as a source of the rotten grass odour that...
Calgary plants 1,400 trees across city parks this spring
In partnership with Trees for Life and Arbour Day Foundation, the city is planting buckeyes, oaks, and evergreens at Winston Heights...
Treaty 8 chiefs demand Alberta pause separation referendum
Grand Chief Trevor Mercredi says Alberta cannot proceed with a fall referendum on separation without formal consultation with First...
Calgary night markets return with food, vendors, and live music
From June through September, five night markets pop up across the city offering local makers, food trucks, and entertainment in a casual...
RCMP seize nearly $500K in drugs across Calgary and Canmore
A months-long investigation into drug trafficking between Calgary and Canmore has resulted in four arrests and the seizure of fentanyl,...
Sled Island brings hundreds of artists to Calgary this month
The five-day music and arts festival runs June 17–21 with over 150 artists, comedy shows, conferences, and special events across multiple venues.
Calgary lawyer faces discipline for AI-generated fake cases
A family court judge ordered a Calgary lawyer to self-report after she filed court submissions containing case law that never existed.
Lilac Festival takes over Mission this Sunday
The unofficial start to summer arrives June 7 with thousands descending on 4th Street for food, shopping, and six stages of live...
The Stampeders return to Calgary without co-founder Ronnie King
The legendary band plays June 11 at the Jack Singer Concert Hall, their first Calgary show since bassist's death in March 2024.
Rents decline in Calgary as market cools in May
Unfurnished one-bedroom suites fell 5% year-over-year, while two-bedrooms saw the steepest drops across the city.
Scotia Place construction hits midway mark, stays on track for 2027-28
The Flames' new $926M arena is roughly 40% complete, with crews aiming to make the building watertight by late summer.