News — Page 27
Hundreds queue in rain for Forever Canadian lawn signs
Calgarians brave downpour at Renfrew Community Centre for lawn signs opposing Alberta separatism.
Women in aviation panel at Hangar Flight Museum
Five industry professionals discuss careers and opportunities at inaugural Aviation Career Days.
Sheep River Health Trust launches raffle to fund radiothon
Win a WestJet flight voucher for two with $25 tickets; proceeds support 13th annual fundraiser for health and wellness organizations.
Two convicted in roadside killing near Calgary
Jury finds Arthur Penner and Elijah Strawberry guilty of second-degree murder in August 2024 shooting that killed Colin Hough.
MindFuel showcase brings student innovators to Calgary
Two dozen student projects from across Canada presented solutions ranging from efficient ice rinks to forest-mapping robot dogs.
Council green-lights feasibility study for downtown police district office
City council votes 11-3 to explore returning a permanent police presence to downtown Calgary, sparking concerns about political...
Alberta invests $300k in skilled trades programs at Telus Spark
New funding expands hands-on carpentry, welding, and machine operation courses for kids of all ages at Calgary's science centre.
Confluence unveils 20-year transformation plan for 42-acre downtown park
The Confluence Historic Site reveals ambitious concept to redevelop the birthplace of modern Calgary with new pathways, gardens,...
Heavy rain warning: up to 100mm expected through Wednesday
Environment Canada upgrades alert as rainfall begins Saturday. Rivers already above safe levels; boating advisory in effect for Bow and Elbow.
Superheaven takes the Palace Theatre Wednesday night
American alternative rock band brings their high-energy set to downtown Calgary. Tickets start at $53.25.
Forest tent caterpillars blanket Calgary trees in cyclical outbreak
Fuzzy larvae are stripping leaves across the city as populations spike. Healthy trees usually recover, but repeated defoliation can...
Tim Hortons Smile Cookie campaign raises $29K for Foothills charities
Okotoks and Diamond Valley locations sold 14,664 cookies in one week to support local nonprofits.