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NW Calgary shooting leaves man in stable condition; police seek video
A man was shot while exiting a vehicle in Tuscany early Saturday. Police believe it was a targeted attack and are asking for dash cam or...
Dementia cases set to triple; Alberta seeks better care coordination
More than 50,000 Albertans currently live with dementia. Researchers say the fragmented system leaves patients waiting a year for diagnosis.
Legacy Stampede Breakfast returns 7 years after Hays family retired it
The invitation-only breakfast ran for 69 years starting in 1950. The inaugural Legacy event carries forward traditions including the...
Canada Post honours three athletes with stamps at Calgary library ceremony
Chief Wilton Littlechild, Bryan Trottier and Edward Lennie receive three-stamp issue. Littlechild credited sports with helping him...
Alberta pharmacists secure first fee increase in a decade
New three-year deal raises dispensing fees for the first time since 2016 and includes 3% compensation boost.
Alberta youth homelessness report reveals gaps in support
Survey of 156 young people ages 12–24 finds 35% identify as 2SLGBTQ+, 45% Indigenous; calls for prevention measures.
Free admission days at Calgary Stampede hit the calendar
Four chances to access Stampede Park free this summer: parade day, Family Day, Community Day, and Kids' Day.
West District to get YMCA-library complex by late 2029
Facility on Broadcast Avenue will house 60,000 sq. ft. YMCA and 9,000 sq. ft. library branch serving rapidly growing area.
Cultus Lake Waterpark apologizes after 12 students hospitalized in electrical incident
Port Coquitlam middle schoolers injured at Zero to 60 waterslide; park investigating with Technical Safety BC.
Gordon Lightfoot tribute heads to Polaris Theatre June 25
John Paul Byrne's acclaimed show honours the Canadian legend; tickets selling fast for the Airdrie performance.
Judge blocks attempt to delay drug site closures
Calgary and Lethbridge supervised consumption sites set to close June 30 after court dismisses emergency injunction bid.
Calgary councillor pushes single-project federal funding strategy
Ward 13 Coun. Dan McLean says city should ditch lengthy wishlist, focus on Blue Line LRT extension.
