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Former Calgary leaders fight to block police access to seized phones
Lawyers for ex-Mayor Gondek and ex-Councillor Chu argue police have no timeline to examine the devices in a municipal corruption probe.
Sled Island wraps up this weekend with music, comedy, art across venues
The five-day festival featuring 25,000+ attendees ends Sunday, June 21, with performances at multiple Calgary locations.
Calgary condos become more affordable, single homes lag behind
Median condo prices flatline while single-family homes climb, bucking national affordability trends for the broader market.
Calgary Surge end 10-game skid with dramatic three-pointer barrage
Guard Armani Chaney hit three consecutive three-pointers in the final moments to lift the Surge past Brampton 102-99 Wednesday night.
Alberta's waitlist for child disability support has grown to three-plus years
More than 20,000 kids are waiting for a caseworker to access speech therapy, behavioural support, and other treatments for autism and...
Gabriella Durante becomes first Dino drafted to pro women's hockey league
The University of Calgary goaltender was selected by Seattle in the PWHL Draft on Wednesday, capping a six-season run with the program.
Sean Chu told aide to use personal phone to avoid records
Court documents reveal the former councillor instructed a developer consultant to avoid his work phone as corruption investigation unfolds.
Farmers' markets open across the Foothills this week
High River, Okotoks, and Millarville kick off their 2026 seasons with 30-plus vendors selling produce, crafts, and baked goods.
Gondek's lawyer challenges police plan to keep seized phone
Former Calgary mayor's device remains locked; investigators acknowledge they're relying on future technology to unlock it.
Father's Day celebrations across Calgary this weekend
Tank tours, car shows, dinosaurs, and family brunches: here's where to take dad on June 21.
City urges water safety as summer boating season heats up
Calgary fire and police officials remind residents about life jackets and boating advisories as drowning rescues reach historic levels.
Legacy Walk/Run honours pregnancy and infant loss
June 27 gathering in Nose Creek Park includes family activities, pancake breakfast, and DJ—with proceeds supporting free counselling.
