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Funnel clouds possible as thunderstorms roll through Calgary
Environment Canada warns of rapidly growing clouds that could spawn weak tornadoes Sunday afternoon and evening during the Lilac Fest.
Eight-year sentence for rabbit killings marks Alberta record
The Calgary Humane Society calls it a watershed moment: courts recognizing animals as sentient beings worthy of strong legal protection.
Pedestrian deaths spike: councillor pushes $6M safety plan
Ward 8 councillor Nathaniel Schmidt wants the city to fund more traffic-calming measures as Calgary tracks toward a record year of fatal...
Cavalry FC bounces back with Marco Carducci reunion
Cavalry FC scored twice in the second half to defeat Halifax 2-0 at Spruce Meadows, with former captain Marco Carducci appearing for the...
Beneath the Arch names seven acts for 2026–27 concert series
The Diamond Valley concert series unveils its 2026–27 lineup, featuring Canadian and Albertan folk, blues, and roots performers.
Four shootings in three days shake Calgary
Calgary police responded to four separate shooting incidents over a 72-hour period, with the latest occurring early Sunday in northeast Calgary.
The Guess Who rocks Scotiabank Saddledome tonight
Canadian rock legends The Guess Who bring their biggest hits to Calgary for a Monday night show at the Saddledome.
Wild Horse Numbers in Alberta: Government and Advocates Clash
Provincial count jumps to 2,072 across mountain zones, but advocates say the numbers are biologically impossible and the science is flawed.
Marco Carducci Gets Warm Welcome, Takes Loss at Home
Former Cavalry FC captain returns to Calgary in HFX Wanderers colours, loses 2-0 to his old club in front of 4,000+ supporters.
Alberta's Student Loan Changes Hit Wallets Hard
Doubled minimum contributions and parental income checks make financing school tougher for many students across the province.
Waterton beats Banff for mountain getaway without crowds
Located 3 hours south, this small Alberta lakeside village offers turquoise waters, wildlife, and trails — all without the tourist crush.
Premier Smith pitches Canada to UCP faithful in Calgary
Smith tells 2,000 UCP supporters the province should stay in Confederation ahead of October referendum.
