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How Alberta schools respond to increasingly frequent threats
School safety protocols vary across districts, but all prioritize immediate lockdown and parent notification when threats emerge.
Police investigating undetermined death in downtown Calgary
Calgary police homicide unit called to 9 Street and 5 Avenue SW on Tuesday morning found one deceased person.
Free Stampede pancake breakfasts happening across Calgary this week
Over 30 community organizations are hosting pancake breakfasts before and during the Calgary Stampede, July 2–6, most free or low-cost.
Hundreds of Alberta students at risk of losing free school access
Nearly 46,000 temporary residents attend Alberta schools. Thousands face enrollment risks if immigration papers aren't renewed before a...
Calgary supervised consumption site closes Tuesday
The Chumir Health Centre's overdose prevention service shuts down after nine years as the province shifts focus to recovery-oriented care.
Teen driver dies after SUV crashes into parked cars in SE Calgary
A 17-year-old girl struck a parked GMC on 26 Street SE early Wednesday; she was hospitalized in critical condition and died Monday.
Alberta NDP proposes $18 minimum wage, tip protection for service workers
Over three years, Alberta would raise the minimum wage from current levels; the party also promises legislation to prevent tip skimming.
Alberta invests $100M in classroom support teams for K-12 schools
221 new complexity teams across the province will include teachers and educational assistants to help with student behaviour and learning needs.
River levels stay high across Calgary; no overland flooding expected
More than 100 millimetres of rain fell in both catchments; Springbank Reservoir was activated for the first time since 2025.
Woman shot by police on Deerfoot carried a knife, ASIRT investigation finds
The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team released early details Friday on last Sunday's fatal officer-involved shooting on the city's...
Calgary under air quality advisory as wildfire smoke arrives
Environment Canada warns smoke from northern Saskatchewan will linger for days, with some neighborhoods already seeing hazardous...
Brett Kissel headlines Canada Day at Spruce Meadows with live sport and barbecue
The weatherproof celebration runs 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday with show jumping, live entertainment, food, and admission from $10 to $25.
