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Black widow found in Calgary grocery store grapes
A local family discovered a highly venomous spider in a bag of red seedless grapes. Experts say the discovery is becoming more common.
Massive new community planned for east Calgary near Belvedere
153-acre Mattamy Homes development to bring 5,000+ homes by 2035, starting construction in 2028.
Federal minister touts Canada's energy reliability at Global Energy Show
Tim Hodgson tells international delegates Canada is 'open for business,' but oilsands CEO raises doubts about pipeline support.
Texas livestock ban complicates Stampede rodeo plans
American competitors face 21-day quarantine requirement after screwworm cases detected south of the border.
Green Line back to the drawing board on downtown route
Calgary exploring alternative alignments after public feedback opposes elevated track design proposed by province.
CBC Eyeopener heads to 'hail alley' for walking show
Radio hosts visit northwest Evanston on Wednesday to discuss hail resilience, insurance, and community recovery.
Calgary mother pushing for energy drink ban for youth
Jennifer Koo advocates age restrictions after Quebec teen's death linked to energy drink and ADHD medication.
Okotoks Pride hosts craft night, artisan market, and book club
Pride Week events run June 10-17 with drag performances, cultural acts, and LGBTQ+ community space.
Village Square Leisure Centre closing for year-long overhaul
Major Pineridge facility will shut down in fall for critical structural upgrades affecting 300,000 annual users.
Green Line downtown route back under review
City council votes to reconsider tunnel option after public backlash against elevated track plan.
Federal and provincial downloading costs Calgary $1 billion
City reports massive fiscal gap as provincial transfers halved and service demands rise.
Alberta bars now serve liquor from 6 a.m. without permits
Province scraps application process for early service, giving venues flexibility for World Cup and Stampede.
