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Court orders ECCO to stop storing dry waste at southeast Calgary recycling site
A judge ruled the waste management company flouted local laws and must immediately remove unauthorized materials from its facility...
Calgary hosting 2027 X Games at WinSport with ski, snowboard, and live music
X Games League winter series stops in Calgary February 19-21, 2027 at Canada Olympic Park. Tickets start at $99.
September snow blankets Banff and Kananaskis; Calgary stays dry with above-normal temps ahead
Mountain peaks recorded early-season snow Monday morning as ski resorts capture winter landscapes. Calgary and major Alberta cities face...
Southland Drive SW construction begins this month with night work and lane closures
City reconstruction project on a structurally deficient stretch starts mid-September with nighttime milling and paving through late September.
Ben Maher wins $1.5M Spruce Meadows grand prix after Saturday fall
British rider claimed the CPKC International title on Sunday at the 2026 Masters, bouncing back from a BMO Nations' Cup injury.
Alberta Safeway workers vote overwhelmingly to authorize strike
Nearly 8,000 union members backed walkout authorization with 87% support in Calgary, over 90% in Edmonton, and over 95% elsewhere.
Council requests $54 million over four years to clear Calgary's backlog of dead trees
City's urban forestry team says 37,000 trees are in poor or dead condition, with the backlog growing by 3,000 to 8,000 trees yearly.
Calgary-Shaw byelection tomorrow: five candidates, polling stations open 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Voters will choose a new MLA for the riding vacated by Rebecca Schulz. UCP's Mike Derry and NDP's Kyle Campbell are among the main contenders.
Security guard charged with sexual assault after June incident in Forest Lawn
Muhammad Hussain faces charges of sexual assault and forcible confinement related to an on-duty incident. The security company...
North Railway Street reopens in Okotoks after two-year renewal project
Downtown street's underground infrastructure renewed, with new sidewalks, seating and landscaping added as the Town invests in its core.
Premier Smith flags Calgary City Hall's 'not good practice' of closed-door meetings
Danielle Smith warned Saturday that Calgary council's 34 in-camera sessions and nearly 54 hours of private deliberation fall short of...
Canada unlikely to launch Crown corporation for natural gas pipelines, Smith says
Alberta premier ruled out government intervention despite a leaked cabinet report recommending Crown corporations to spur new...
