News — Page 62
City seeks $845 million from Ottawa for infrastructure projects
Council's intergovernmental affairs committee unanimously backed federal funding requests for the fieldhouse, Blue Line extension, and...
Student assaulted with weapon at Lester B. Pearson High School
One student injured in Thursday incident at the northeast Pineridge school; suspect arrested and lockdown lifted after about an hour.
Convicted murderer denied late faint hope application bid
Justice David Labrenz ruled bad legal advice from a non-state lawyer doesn't breach Charter rights, blocking Phuc Nguyen's out-of-window...
Energy Disruptors: UNITE brings 3,000 leaders and David Cameron to Calgary
Canada's largest energy summit arrives September 28–29 at the BMO Centre with former U.K. PM, Margaret Atwood, and economist Tyler Cowen...
Alberta's dual-practice health model launches in September
Physicians can now bill both public and private systems for approved surgeries, including hip replacements and cataract work.
GlobalFest moves to Spruce Meadows with Alberta's largest drone show
The fireworks festival adds 600 drones over the Spruce Meadows grounds, relocating from Elliston Park after attendance dropped 17...
The Platform: Canada's first award-winning parkade
Calgary's Ninth Avenue Parkade becomes first in Canada to win the Governor General's Medal for Architecture, designed for future...
12-year-old Tumbler Ridge shooting survivor leaves hospital, communicates via tablet
Maya Gebala has made "incredible strides" in recovery, now able to leave hospital grounds and use apps to communicate.
Man seriously injured in workplace accident at southeast Calgary site
Police responded to a forklift incident at 4 Industry Way S.E. Thursday morning; Occupational Health and Safety notified.
Two new Catholic high schools named ahead of fall 2027 openings
St. Carlo Acutis School and St. Pier Giorgio Frassati High School will serve Seton/Rangeview and West Calgary communities.
Council pauses high-density housing plan near transit stations
Some councillors push back against proposed 400-metre rezoning circles around LRT and bus lines, calling it 'blanket rezoning 2.0'.
No grizzly hunting season planned in Alberta, minister says
Forestry and Parks Minister Todd Loewen responds to rural counties lobbying for a hunt as human-bear conflicts rise.
