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Calgary Climate Week launches with talks on net-zero future
Six-day sustainability event June 1–6 features free symposium, speakers, and tours exploring climate tech and solutions.
Severe thunderstorms could bring hail, heavy winds to Alberta today
Environment Canada warns of multiple storm risk zones across the province Thursday and Friday, including Calgary.
Northeast Calgary tattoo studio shut down over health violations
Alberta Health Services closed a basement tattoo operation in Saddletowne after inspectors found missing safety equipment and sanitation...
Olympic Plaza transformation underway downtown
Construction started Wednesday on a major revamp of the iconic 1988 Olympics site, bringing food, green space, and a skating rink.
Alberta sends $8M to police to fight organized crime targeting South Asian community
Four police forces are splitting funding to tackle extortion and organized crime that has been targeting South Asian businesses in...
Jury hears closing arguments in rural highway shooting trial
Two men accused of killing a Rocky View County worker in August 2024 face second-degree murder charges as jury deliberations begin Friday.
Calgary police rolling out AI translation in body cameras June 1
Officers will be able to translate conversations in 60+ languages in real time, a first for any Canadian force.
Calgary real estate shifts: 77% of homes sell at or below list
Buyers gain more power as price corrections take hold. Detached homes down 2%, condos down 7% year-over-year.
Virtual MD expands pediatric services through Health Link
Alberta's Virtual MD program adds eight pediatricians to boost children's healthcare access via 811 phone service.
New laws take effect in June: opioid controls and consumer rules
Canada adds synthetic opioids to controlled-substance list and strengthens telecom cancellation rules this month.
Calgary police use of force falls for second straight year
Annual report shows decline in force incidents as Calgary Police Service continues emphasis on de-escalation training.
Police seek suspect in three Fish Creek Park sexual assaults
Calgary police are asking the public for help identifying someone linked to multiple incidents over the last two months in the park.