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Okotoks marks National Indigenous Peoples Day with pipe ceremony
The Town of Okotoks hosts a pipe ceremony Sunday, June 21 from 10 a.m. to noon at the Municipal Centre, moved indoors from the original...
Alberta NDP calls for firing of premier's aide over First Nations remarks
Opposition leader Naheed Nenshi says Premier Danielle Smith should dismiss executive director Bruce McAllister for a social media post...
Two Calgarians arrested in Ontario on 5-year-old fraud warrants
Pair wanted since 2021 for allegedly misappropriating $5 million from day trading company.
Transit driver attacker sentenced to 4 years for brutal May 2025 assault
Curtis Baker Spence, 21, struck Amarjit Grewal with baton and weapon. Driver left unable to work.
Lawyer launches 'Alberta's Done Waiting' independence campaign
Constitutional lawyer Keith Wilson pitches separation ahead of fall referendum with new third-party ad push.
Female officer numbers in Calgary up 37% since 2015, but promotion barriers remain
Women now represent less than a quarter of CPS officers. Force launches recruiting bootcamp to attract more.
Okotoks Parade returns Saturday with new route, 'Movin' and Groovin'' theme
Procession marches Milligan Drive from 10 a.m. June 20. Free shuttles available; pancake breakfast starts at 8 a.m.
Drug consumption sites in Calgary and Lethbridge closing
Judge denies injunction bid to keep facilities open pending appeal. Sites close at month's end.
Alberta separatists formally launch 'Let Alberta Decide' campaign
About 35 supporters rallied Thursday to kickstart referendum campaign arguing Alberta has workforce, finances, and resources to leave Canada.
City requests $800M+ from feds for infrastructure, transit, recreation
Council committee endorsed shovel-ready projects including $190M for Bearspaw water main, $170M for recreation facilities, $80M for Blue...
CCIS marks 45 years supporting newcomers; immigration climate remains complex
Calgary Catholic Immigration Society held Friday conference addressing loss of public confidence in immigration and paths forward for...
New noise rules for Stampede music tents spark job, lineup concerns
Cowboys Music Festival organizer warns stricter decibel caps and early weekday cutoffs could eliminate 250+ seasonal jobs and local opening acts.
