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Semi-truck strikes downtown Calgary bridge; northbound 1 Street SW closed
A semi-truck hit a low-clearance rail bridge at 1 Street and 9 Avenue S.W. Tuesday morning around 11:35 a.m. No injuries reported, but...
Witness in Frommelt murder trial detained despite willingness to testify
Alec McLennan held after failing to respond to subpoena; trial of Gerald Russell Frommelt on second-degree murder charge begins Monday.
Calgary Police conclude internal review of Parker Wells search, recommend centralized tip management system
Police Chief Katie McLellan released findings from the review of Calgary's largest missing-person operation, which generated 1,000 tips...
Calgary Opera removes Tosca performer after Palestinian flag display during curtain call
Bass singer Gabriel Sanchez-Ortega, in his Calgary Opera debut, was dismissed from two remaining shows after unfurling the flag during...
Airdrie votes to stay in Canada as referendum shows strong support for remaining province
Nearly 40,000 residents across two Airdrie ridings voted Monday against separation, with majorities in both electoral divisions choosing...
Airdrie celebrates 60 years of community support services; grants open through November 9
Family and Community Support Services in Airdrie supported 15,465 participants in 2025 through prevention-focused programs. Two grant...
Saddletowne Circle safety scrutinized after deadly transit collision
The busy northeast transit hub—serving the CTrain, Max Orange BRT, and 14 bus routes—is already on council's radar for traffic and...
Teen charged in pair of Calgary armed robberies; two suspects still at large
A 17-year-old faces multiple charges after armed robberies 80 minutes apart on June 16 in northeast Calgary and Copperfield. Police...
Police seek bus passengers after fatal northeast collision and fire
Three dead, 16 injured in Saddle Ridge crash involving two Calgary Transit buses; investigators need witness accounts from those who...
Alberta Federation of Labour holds Day of Action in Okotoks on eve of referendum vote
At least 15 pro-Canada protests unfolded across Alberta Sunday, including a march in Okotoks' Sheep River Park, organized against the...
CFB Wainwright fire investigation findings will be made public, top commander commits
Gen. Jennie Carignan promised to release the board of inquiry report after it concludes, breaking from military tradition of keeping...
Boil water advisory continues for 100 Eagle Ridge and Heritage Park homes; 14 Street southbound closed
Water main repairs on 14 Street S.W. will continue through the week as crews work to restore service and reopen traffic lanes affected...
