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Police launch multi-month downtown safety push
Operation Restore will station officers at East Village and Stephen Avenue through summer to build community trust.
Young deer rescued from fence in Banff after Parks Canada delay
Rocky Mountain Animal Rescue and Banff fire crews freed the fawn in under a minute; founder questions why it took Parks Canada 30...
Country Thunder cancelled days before festival kickoff
Music festival blames city noise rules and construction; Mayor Farkas says organizers made a business decision and should own it.
Calgarian designed Canada's World Cup 2026 jerseys
Nike designer Holly Gallacher crafted home and away kits with hidden Canadian symbols and 'black ice' textures that have become bestsellers.
Calgary Legion hosts Canada Day fundraiser to honour longtime president Philip MacAulay
The Royal Canadian Legion No. 1 on 7th Avenue will host a fundraiser June 1 with local performers to support building restoration.
Young girl uncovers rare 250–400 million-year-old sea star fossil at playground
Alyssa, 7, spotted the fossil embedded in a boulder at a Calgary park and alerted experts at the Royal Tyrrell Museum.
Why Calgary's noise rules sparked a national fight over festival fun
A summer of music festivals collided with stricter noise limits — and suddenly city council became the subject of a nationwide debate.
Calgary police say no credible threat tied to Alberta shooter's manifesto
A manifesto allegedly authored by the Lethbridge man linked to Monday's Montreal shooting is circulating online.
Couple accused in $5M investment fraud held over in Calgary court
Fernando Honorate de Silva Fagundes and Emilia Alas-As Elansin allegedly defrauded Alberta and B.C. investors via a day trading scheme.
New Okotoks theatre group premieres slapstick comedy on Canada Day
The Okotoks Odyssey Theatre Company debuts 'Working Stiffs' as the opening act for the town's Canada Day celebration.
Calgary conman sentenced to 28 months for student aid fraud scheme
Dave Guylenz Mitchell Beauvais used forged documents to steal over $500K in Alberta Student Aid loans.
Alberta Pauses Ambulance Service Contract Overhaul Until 2028-29
Alberta's government has delayed new benchmark ambulance pricing for seven municipalities with integrated fire and ambulance services,...
