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Alberta affordability payments open for applications today
Nearly 3.4 million adults can apply for the $100 rebate through September 30.
The man who built the Calgary Stampede — and the lawsuit that followed
Guy Weadick's 1935 trial against the Calgary Exhibition captured the city's mood: 'Let's get on with it.'
Barry Pepper and Kiefer Sutherland face off in Alberta western
Filming of Rod Lurie's The Horseman wraps in rural Alberta this week with an all-star cast.
Canada Day fireworks light up the Foothills tonight
Four towns are hosting pyrotechnic celebrations on July 1, with shows starting around 10 p.m.
Separation referendum looms as Alberta marks Canada Day
Federalists and separatists campaign ahead of October 19 vote on whether province stays in Canada.
Stampede lineup doubles down on local artists this year
2026 festival features more Calgary talent and fewer international hip-hop acts following last year's crowd safety concerns.
July forecast: warm weather on the way, but prepare for severe storms
After a soggy June, Alberta gets more typical summer conditions — but peak season for hail, heavy rain and tornadoes starts now.
June rains soak southern Alberta farms and fields
Heavy precipitation fills reservoirs and delays planting across the region. Producers now waiting for heat to boost crop growth.
Suspect sought in random Tim Hortons bathroom assault
Calgary police ask for help identifying a man in his 30s after an apparently unprovoked attack near Sunridge Mall on June 23.
Calgary Transit keeping limited express service on select routes
Some modified express buses will run one trip in each direction as the city phases out resource-intensive routes starting this fall.
Calgary's next civic census set for 2028
Council voted to delay the count by a year after struggling to find a contractor, now planning to use in-house staff instead.
Calgary can't campaign against separation—but councillors can
City legal advice finds municipal resources can't fund a referendum stance, though individual councillors may advocate their own positions.
