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Stampede concerts kick off July 2 across multiple venues
Two weeks of live music from Waylon Wyatt, Jason Aldean, A$AP Rocky, and dozens more. Most free with Stampede admission.
Calgary's multi-sport fieldhouse moves toward detailed design
New renderings show three separate indoor facilities planned next to McMahon Stadium. City is seeking $80 million in federal funding.
World Cup watch party at Spruce Meadows, June 28
Spruce Meadows and Cavalry FC host Canada vs. South Africa on Sunday indoors. Doors open at noon for the 1 p.m. kickoff.
Calgary man charged in teen's fatal overdose
Steve Phillip Gilbert Collins, 40, faces manslaughter charge—the first of its kind in connection with an overdose death in Calgary.
New disability employment system launching July 1 managed by multinational contractors
AKG Canada and Serco Canada will oversee Alberta's ADAP program with five minimum offices each in Edmonton and Calgary.
Calgary Bluesfest will proceed despite Country Thunder cancellation
Bluesfest producer says the festival will run July 30 to August 2 rain or shine as Country Thunder pulls out of Confluence.
Four Calgarians named to Order of Canada
Visual artist Chris Cran, jazz dance leader Vicki Adams Willis, surgeon Janice Pasieka, and biochemist Jerry Wang receive the country's...
Pumphouse Park reopens with $3.6M upgrade in Sunalta
New swinging benches, pathways and water-themed art bring the beloved riverside space back to life for the city.
CBE facing $3.4B backlog as 124 schools exceed their lifespan
One-quarter of Calgary's public schools have surpassed their 50-year design life with no major modernization, board report shows.
Stampede off-grounds events kick off July 2, from bowl to art
Stampeders face Argonauts in Stampede Bowl halftime show; contemporary art, breakfasts, road race and music throughout July.
City testing autonomous mowers at two athletic parks this summer
Calgary is piloting robot grass cutters at Glenmore and Frank McCool to explore how the technology performs in real conditions.
Alberta Sheriffs deploying over a dozen officers for Stampede
More than a dozen Alberta Sheriffs will join Calgary police to patrol festival tents and monitor public safety during the July event.
