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Alberta separatism tests provincial flags as political symbols
Duelling flags mark deepening divide as independence debate intensifies ahead of fall referendum.
Inside Alberta caves, scientists battle bat-killing fungus
Parks Canada teams are spreading bacteria to combat white-nose syndrome, a disease threatening the province's entire hibernating bat population.
Calgary mosquito numbers low now, but could spike in July heat
City monitoring shows lower-than-typical populations this season, but warm temperatures expected in July could change that.
Howard Gordon Hunter identified as victim of Calgary assault
A 68-year-old man has been charged with manslaughter in the fatal June 22 attack in Tomkins Park.
Rape suspect claims 'out-of-body' experience during assault
Court hears testimony that man told ex-girlfriend he was dreaming during non-consensual sex on January 1, 2023.
Woman dies after Calgary police shooting on Deerfoot
Officers responding to reports of an erratic driver used force after a confrontation near Memorial Drive on Sunday afternoon.
Councillor seeks to ease Stampede tent noise rules
Ward 1 motion would allow weeknight concerts until 1 a.m., down from the new midnight cutoff, ahead of July 2 festival.
Food establishment on Luxstone Road shut down by health officials
Garage Market Place was closed June 18 for operating without a valid food handling permit.
City testing autonomous mowers at Calgary athletic fields
Glenmore and Frank McCool parks are piloting grass-cutting robots this summer to free up staff for detailed maintenance.
Calgary family facing re-assessment after daughter moved off AISH
About 46,000 Albertans are being transitioned to a new disability program next month, with monthly support dropping by $200.
Over a dozen Alberta Sheriffs deploying for Stampede security
Officers will patrol festival tents and monitor venues during the July 3–12 event to address safety and intoxication concerns.
Alberta reverses liquor price hike affecting bars and restaurants
The province has ordered the immediate rollback of minimum alcohol prices that would have raised a pint to $5 from $3.20.
