Calgary Herald

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Who should be doing more heavy lifting to ensure major carbon capture and storage projects take off in Alberta after one high-profile development failed to launch? Read More

They didn’t move up and they didn’t move down. Read More

EDMONTON — The Alberta government has appointed a new committee to look into ways to speed up the reclamation of the large and growing tailings ponds in the province’s oilsands. Read More

Blanket zoning sucked the air out of paper bags. That’s one way to see Tuesday’s meagre turnout — only five speakers — for a public hearing on repealing the big bag blunder. Read More

Efforts will be made to repair an iconic statue in Cochrane after the sculpture was damaged by vandals over the weekend. Read More

Craig Campbell says he's always wanted to see a grizzly bear with his own eyes. Read More

The prosecutor in a Calgary murder case took the rare step of reopening the accused's preliminary hearing Tuesday, even though Crown and defence arguments were complete. Read More

After three consecutive years of double-gold medals, Eau Claire Distillery in Turner Valley has received the coveted platinum award for whisky at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition. Read More

Camp opens for the Calgary Stampeders on Wednesday morning. Read More

It’s been some time since the Calgary Canucks hoisted the Inter Pipeline Cup as champions of the Alberta Junior Hockey League. Read More

The hard work and dedication of the Calgary Police Service and other first responders will be honoured at an annual community-led event on Saturday. Read More

A former Calgary 911 operator accused of leaking protected police information for organized crime purposes has been linked to a known drug dealer. Read More

Calgary hockey fans are going to be able to get a closer look at one of the Flames’ prospects. Read More

Substituting for an indisposed Doric String Quartet, the Ariel Quartet from Cincinnati presented the closing concert in Calgary Pro Musica’s highly successful current season. The program, similar to that originally scheduled, included a string quartet by Robert Schumann, a Beethoven quartet, and a modern work by Lera Auerbach. Read More

Calgary's single-use items bylaw was officially scrapped on Tuesday after city council voted 12-3 to formally repeal it, wrapping up a procedural process that began just two weeks after the rules took effect. Read More

The man who killed Banff cab driver Lucie Turmel in 1990 has again been granted day parole after he was sent back to prison in 2022. Read More

The stories, the research and the photos captured by Alberta naturalists Charlie Russell and Maureen Enns — about two decades ago — remain unforgettable. Russell passed away six years ago today, but the work he and then-partner Enns did surrounding bear research still offers up many lessons worth remembering. Here are two features the Calgary Herald published about Russell; one when he died in 2018 and the other in 2002, when he and Enns released their book Grizzly Heart: Living Without Fear Among the Brown Bears of Kamchatka. Read More

Premier Danielle Smith took to the airwaves this weekend and kept pounding the same message board, this time a little harder. Read More

The interruption of a Reading With Royalty drag event at a Calgary library by a city preacher amounted to criminal behaviour, a prosecutor argued Monday. Read More