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Northeast Calgary development to add 600 condos and 200,000 sq. ft. of retail
Saddle Ridge Crossing will include shops, restaurants, medical offices near Saddletowne CTrain; phase one underway with 120 suites and...
Calgary police officer charged with murder will stand trial
Const. Craig Stothard committed to trial after eight-day hearing in May 2023 shooting deaths of Wesley Davidson and Levon Boyce Fox.
Man charged after random attack on woman at Somerset-Bridlewood CTrain station
Bystander intervened when suspect shouted racial slurs at woman and assaulted her; police investigating hate motivation.
Crown seeks 10 to 13 years for serial rapist Richard Mantha at sentencing hearing
Crown prosecutor seeks 10 to 13 years for 62-year-old Richard Mantha, convicted in April of six counts including sexual assault. A...
91 warrants executed in downtown Calgary enforcement sweep
Calgary Police and Alberta Sheriffs arrested 18 people and executed 91 outstanding warrants on Aug. 5 and 6, including 77 criminal...
Writ drops for Calgary-Shaw byelection; Sept. 14 vote set
Voting opens Sept. 8, with nominations closing Aug. 27. Albertans can register to vote through Sept. 5.
Racist remark at Alberta Prosperity Project event leads to member's immediate resignation
Ian Parkinson used a racial slur while presenting a draft independence constitution in Airdrie, prompting the pro-separation group's...
Calgary-Shaw byelection set for Sept. 14 as seat sits vacant since May
Voters will choose a new MLA after Rebecca Schulz resigned from the UCP government. Advance voting runs Sept. 8-12.
Quebec lenders fined $85,000 total after Alberta probe finds illegal rates and harassment tactics
Several Quebec-based lending companies pleaded guilty to operating without licenses, charging illegal interest rates, and using phone...
Bridgeland Place refurbishment pushed to late 2028 as exterior work begins this week
The $90 million project to upgrade Calgary's affordable housing high-rise won't welcome new tenants until late 2028, a year later than...
Alberta Teachers Association warns new curriculum concepts too advanced for student ages
Teachers say revised grades 4-6 social studies and grades 7-9 math curricula arriving this fall contain developmentally inappropriate...
CBE bus fees jump 40% — 1,000 fewer students registering for rides
The Calgary Board of Education expects about 1,000 fewer students to use transportation despite rising overall enrolment for the 2026-27...
