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Southern Alberta farmers call heavy rain a 'million-dollar' relief
After years of moisture deficits, weekend precipitation has recharged soil and pastures across the region, though some areas remain parched.
Two arrested in extortion case targeting South Asian business owners
Calgary police charge two men as part of an ongoing investigation that has logged 46 extortion incidents and 19 shootings since April 2025.
Bow River surges past safe levels as heavy rain continues
A flood watch extends into its fourth day as precipitation peaks above 400 cubic metres per second, but remains well below 2013 flood levels.
Health-care workers rally for better pay, working conditions
AUPE members at Calgary care facilities pushed for contracts matching Edmonton deals, citing chronic short-staffing and the need to work...
Warehouse fire erupts in Mount Royal area
Calgary Fire Department crews responded to a commercial warehouse blaze on Peacekeepers Drive early Monday morning.
StillMe uses music to reconnect seniors with themselves
A new Calgary movement launches Seniors Week with a music-themed contest and reminder that aging doesn't diminish personality.
Photo radar arrives in 17 Calgary neighborhoods
The city is deploying speed enforcement cameras across communities this June as part of a collision-reduction effort.
Snow blankets Alberta as June starts wet
Environment Canada forecasts up to 20 cm of snow at higher elevations across Alberta as rain continues across the province.
Downtown Accessibility Hotel Project Courts Waldorf Astoria
Calgary developer aims to convert office tower into first fully accessible luxury hotel-residential hybrid in Canada.
Saskatoon Sexual Assault Conviction Upheld; Suspect in Calgary Murder Case Back in Jail
Appeal court rejects Kenneth Dauphinais's bid to overturn conviction; recording made during separate murder investigation proved crucial.
Alberta Explores Three Oil Pipeline Routes Through Northern B.C.
Government considering export pipeline with multiple coastal port options, documents obtained by CBC show.
CPKC signals workers strike over pay and working conditions
Nearly 300 electrical workers walk off the job across Canadian Pacific Kansas City rail network.
