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Construction worker rescued after 30-foot fall down manhole in northwest Calgary
Calgary Fire's Technical Rescue Team brought a construction worker to safety Friday morning after he fell approximately 30 feet down a...
Construction starts on $170.4M Northeast Athletic Complex at 80th Avenue and Metis Trail
Ledcor Construction began work on Calgary's largest athletic park, featuring four outdoor fields, a competition-capable cricket field,...
Joint Calgary Police and Alberta Sheriffs operation nets 19 arrests, 87 warrants in District 3
A two-day enforcement sweep in August focused on locating wanted fugitives and addressing public safety concerns. Officers attended 62...
Public trust in Calgary city hall at 8-year high; 56% satisfaction with municipality
An Ipsos poll of 2,500 residents from August shows confidence in the city's future rebounding. Satisfaction with services hit its...
Former Alberta cabinet minister says Premier Smith can't survive UCP crisis
Peter Guthrie, who leads the Progressive Tory Party of Alberta, warns that Monday's referendum result has left Smith with more enemies...
Coun. Johnston stands by budget leak despite minister's warning of sanctions under new accountability framework
Alberta Municipal Affairs Minister Dan Williams sent second letter to Ward 14 councillor, emphasizing severity of confidential...
First Nations artists remove work from University of Calgary gallery over residential-schools debate event
seth cardinal dodginghorse and Glenna Cardinal pull seven pieces after Sept. 29 campus event invited students to debate whether...
Alberta's immigration changes face spring timeline; temporary residents' eligibility for services unclear
Premier Smith signals caution on referendum results, planning details for spring. Government has not said whether current temporary...
Alberta referendum fraud claims debunked as counting process explained by election officials
False claims about mail-in ballot dumps spread on X, drawing 67,000 views. Elections Alberta says the timing reflects their announced...
SAIT's $41 million culinary school renovation opens with competition kitchens and rooftop honey
The National Centre for Culinary Arts features 11 new labs, a 200-seat teaching restaurant, and produce grown on-site. Highwood Kitchen...
Man charged with aggravated assault after stabbing in Falconridge
A verbal argument outside a residence on Falwood Way N.E. escalated Monday, October 19 around 3:25 a.m. The victim was hospitalized with...
Person killed changing tire on Deerfoot Trail; police urge safer pullover tactics
A driver struck and killed Tuesday afternoon while stopped on the northbound shoulder. Police recommend pulling to the far side of...
