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Two guilty in roadside killing of Good Samaritan near Calgary
Elijah Strawberry and Arthur Penner convicted of second-degree murder in Colin Hough's death during rural carjacking.
Heavy rain forecast through Tuesday; rivers already above safe levels
Environment Canada warns of 30-60 mm rainfall in Calgary area. Bow River water flow has exceeded safe levels. Boating advisory in effect.
Stairs of Strength: Calgary military families honoured with McHugh Bluff climb
Calgary Military Family Resource Centre's third annual fundraiser saw participants climb weighted stairs to raise money for military...
Corb Lund pushes to June 10 deadline on coal mining petition
Country artist needs 178,000 signatures to force Alberta referendum banning coal development in Rocky Mountain eastern slopes. Deadline: June 10.
Okotoks Arts Walk fills Elma Street this weekend
Nearly 50 artists showcase work in multiple mediums on historic Elma Street Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Street closure allows for live music.
City fast-tracks $2.4M repair push for tree-damaged sidewalks
Calgary will replace nearly 300 hazardous sidewalks across wards 14, 10, and 6, with tree removals starting in June.
Guide to Alberta's messy separation and federalist camps
No single leader controls either side ahead of October 19 referendum on independence.
Alberta opens gambling market to dozens of operators starting mid-July
BetMGM, FanDuel, PointsBet among 35 companies licensed to operate as province seeks revenue.
Afghan widow struck by vehicle after losing husband to crash
Aysha Amiri pinned against wall outside pharmacy; family rallies after year of tragedy.
Two children hit in northeast Calgary hit-and-run
Police are searching for a driver who fled after striking two kids in Taradale. Both children suffered minor injuries.
Serial rabbit killer sentenced to eight years in prison
Nicholas Weseen was convicted of torturing and killing multiple rabbits in his Forest Lawn basement suite. A judge called his conduct...
Calgary lost nearly a quarter of its water last year
Aging pipes and a leaky distribution system caused Calgary to lose 23 per cent of treated water in 2025, a report to city council will show.