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Braeside School investigates indecent exposure incident Tuesday morning
Calgary police are investigating after a man allegedly exposed himself to students during recess outside the southwest elementary...
Tool Shed Brewing expands nationally with WestJet exclusive partnership
Starting July 15, all WestJet flights with paid food and beverage service will carry three Tool Shed signature brews: Local Legend,...
Canada's housing crisis reaches global scale—Calgary seriously unaffordable
A new Demographia report ranks Canada among the world's least affordable markets. Calgary lands in the "seriously unaffordable" tier...
Severe thunderstorms with hail risk sweep Alberta today
Environment Canada warns of winds up to 100 km/h and Timbit-sized hail across southern Alberta, including Calgary, through this evening.
Winter Olympics ski jump becomes Calgary's 1,000th heritage site
The iconic 90-metre jump at Canada Olympic Park, designed by Calgary architect JH Cook, was designated Monday by Heritage Calgary.
Smith touts Alberta lithium as CUSMA review looms
With a July 1 deadline approaching for the Canada-U.S.-Mexico trade deal, the premier highlighted critical minerals as key to Alberta's...
Alvin Libin, Flames co-owner, dies at 95
The businessman who joined the Flames ownership in 1994 shaped CSEC into a multi-team sports powerhouse.
Vehicle damage linked to extortion targeting South Asian community
Calgary police investigate latest incident in series of attacks on northeast homes, seeking two suspects.
Bearspaw feeder main replacement on track to finish by end of 2026
Stage A construction is 51% complete; crews working on carrier pipe and tunnel shafts across the city.
Michael Thompson appointed acting COO for water utilities
City names infrastructure chief to lead 18-month water system overhaul starting June 22.
Woman convicted of murdering flea market vendor gets faint hope hearing
Tosha Hubler, serving life sentence for 2009 killing, can seek reduction in parole ineligibility.
Alberta premier says CUSMA deal shouldn't trigger 'panic'
Danielle Smith calls for measured approach to U.S. trade negotiations as July 1 renewal deadline approaches.
