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Rain warning lifts as Calgary braces for river crest
Heavy rainfall easing Tuesday, but Bow and Elbow rivers expected to peak. New flood defences put 2013 damage potential in the past.
Free trial week at Okotoks Seniors Club opens doors to 55+
Seniors' Week runs through Friday. No-cost access to card games, Tai Chi, day trips, live music, and more.
Council rejects plan to expand Calgary's local area planning
Mayor Farkas backs LAPs as blanket rezoning replacement, but 10-5 vote kills motion to boost capacity by $15 million
Detached home prices drop across Calgary
Northeast and East Calgary see the steepest declines as benchmark prices fall year-over-year citywide.
Man wanted in string of southeast break-ins
Police seek 32-year-old Dylan Joseph Durant in connection with May 1 incidents in Maple Ridge and Willow Park.
Gunfire between moving cars strikes southwest homes
Police search for two vehicles after shooting near Silverado leaves house and parked car damaged. No injuries reported.
Two charged in extortion threats targeting business owner
Sandeep Singh and Amandeep Mallhi face charges after demanding money from Saddle Ridge business owner with threats.
Flames goalie Cooley engaged after proposal in Switzerland
Devin Cooley proposed to girlfriend Natalie Weyers while representing Team USA at World Championships.
Care workers rally over staffing, wages at continuing care homes
AUPE demands mandated minimum staffing levels and better pay as province shifts patients from hospitals.
Alberta shifts surgery funding to payment-per-procedure model
The province is moving away from block funding to tie hospital payments directly to surgical volume in a bid to boost efficiency and cut...
Downtown Hudson's Bay building deteriorates as summer nears
The 114-year-old landmark faces crumbling tiles, missing brass trim, and fire damage—but new ownership signals potential for restoration.
CPKC signal workers strike as pay dispute drags on
Over 300 union members walked off the job Sunday; the railway says operations continue unaffected while analysts expect short-term stability.