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Man shot in NW Tuscany early Saturday
Calgary police responded to a shooting in the Tuscany Springs area before 2:30 a.m. A man was taken to hospital; investigation is ongoing.
AI cameras start detecting wildfires near Kananaskis
AltaLink is testing two AI-powered cameras in Bow Valley to spot fires before they spread near power infrastructure.
60,000+ parcels near transit stations face downzoning with no replacement plan
August 4 blanket rezoning affects areas where density supporters suggested growth; Mayor Farkas says trust-building required reverting...
Screwworm ban forces Stampede rodeo competitors to find new horses
Canadian Food Inspection Agency blocks Texas livestock over first screwworm case since 1966; barrel racers and ropers facing last-minute...
Calgary doctor named to lead national preventive health committee
Dr. David Keegan of Cumming School of Medicine chairs new advisory panel replacing task force criticized for slow breast cancer...
Mayor pushes transparency on Cowboys Park sponsorship deal
Jeromy Farkas says Penny Lane Entertainment's 10-year naming agreement kept too secret; festival set to run July 2-12 at downtown venue.
Alberta to study cost of separation with $1.5M research push
University of Calgary tapped to analyze provincial breakaway scenario; economist Jack Mintz leads expert advisory panel reviewing findings.
Murder trial set for woman found dead in NE Calgary home nearly four years ago
Gregg Stanley Dodge, 46, will face a jury trial starting April 5, 2027, in the 2022 death of Rhonda White in Crescent Heights.
Elections Alberta braces for massive recruitment drive: 60,000 workers needed
The agency received 6,500 applications in three days but still needs tens of thousands more for the October 19 referendum on 10 separate...
Fraudster's secret commission conviction overturned; fraud counts stand
Jeffrey Ber's secret commission charge was overturned by Alberta Court of Appeal after a panel sided with the defence on how Blackbird...
Traffic deaths spike as Calgary seeks stronger safety measures
The city recorded 38 fatal collisions last year—up from 2024—with pedestrians accounting for nearly half. Council wants a sharper policy push.
Smith's approval rating hits all-time low at 39 percent
Premier Danielle Smith's support has dropped seven points to her lowest approval since taking office, with the separation referendum...
