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Stampede music festivals face stricter noise rules, operators push back
Concerts must now end at midnight on weeknights, with noise limits cut by 5 decibels. The Cowboys Music Festival operator says the city...
Historical Society of Alberta gets three-year funding reprieve from province
The 119-year-old society will receive $133,000 over three years after being cut from the 2026 budget, restoring stability to its...
Suspect wanted in assault outside SE Calgary pub
A man in his 30s was rushed to hospital in critical condition after being attacked May 30. Police released a description of the suspect.
Stampede noise limits frustrate festival operators, threaten summer jobs
The city capped concert noise after 225 complaints last year. Paul Vickers of Penny Lane says the new rules make compliance nearly impossible.
Study warns elevated Green Line along Beltline would be globally unprecedented
An independent report commissioned by the Victoria Park BIA found no comparable examples of elevated rail in a corridor as narrow as...
Neighbour Day returns Saturday with free celebrations across Calgary
The city has funded 54 celebrations. Millican Ogden marks its 70th anniversary with a full day of activities, vintage cars, and an...
Mount Royal University hit by cyber attack, website down
The Calgary university is investigating a breach that disrupted systems Wednesday. Operations continue with limited access.
When the Calgary Stampede almost didn't happen
From wartime cancellations to 2020's COVID shutdown and the 2013 flood recovery, the Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth has faced moments...
City seeks $845 million from Ottawa for infrastructure projects
Council's intergovernmental affairs committee unanimously backed federal funding requests for the fieldhouse, Blue Line extension, and...
Student assaulted with weapon at Lester B. Pearson High School
One student injured in Thursday incident at the northeast Pineridge school; suspect arrested and lockdown lifted after about an hour.
Convicted murderer denied late faint hope application bid
Justice David Labrenz ruled bad legal advice from a non-state lawyer doesn't breach Charter rights, blocking Phuc Nguyen's out-of-window...
Energy Disruptors: UNITE brings 3,000 leaders and David Cameron to Calgary
Canada's largest energy summit arrives September 28–29 at the BMO Centre with former U.K. PM, Margaret Atwood, and economist Tyler Cowen...
