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The first day of the World Men’s Curling Championship finally arrived Saturday for Brad Jacobs. Read More

Sewage from a pipe carrying wastewater to a treatment plant in southeast Calgary spilled into the Bow River, contaminating the water body — a mishap the city said Saturday was contained within three hours. Read More

Several Canadian disaster relief organizations are on the ground in Myanmar and contributing to relief and recovery efforts, hours after a 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck, killing over 1,600 people. Read More

Danielle Smith will strike a travelling panel to ask Albertans what issues they might want put to a referendum following the federal election but says talk of separation is "nonsense." Read More

It was a wild week for Jacob Battaglia. Read More

It’s a good news/bad news situation for the Calgary Flames. Read More

A week into the election campaign and the numbers are stark. Read More

Thomas Keeper is no longer the Liberal Party candidate for Calgary Confederation, a spokesperson confirmed Saturday. Read More

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A city man was not driving at an unreasonable rate of speed when he struck and killed a U of C international student near campus in 2023, a Calgary judge has concluded. Read More

The world needs Canadian natural resources, including its critical minerals and oil and gas. Read More

One of Prime Minister Mark Carney’s first actions on the day he took power was to direct Defence Minister Bill Blair to consider cancelling a substantial part of Canada’s order of F-35 fighter jets from the United States. This would be a mistake. Read More

A growing number of Canadians want more pipelines built in the country. Read More

From TikTok to the local dessert scene, Dubai-style chocolate is fast becoming a sought-after sweet craving among Calgarians. Read More

Convicted killer Michael Tyrel Arnold will be back in court in July when a judge will determine what facts led a jury to convict him of murder in the deadly ambush of a Calgary couple. Read More

For most of the Calgary Hitmen, this playoff stuff is pretty much brand new territory. Read More

Drumheller residents are determined to save Tyra, the world’s largest dinosaur structure, from permanent extinction following an announced decision to tear it down in 2029. Read More

The province is committing $17 million to develop urgent care facilities across the province, including $2 million for an integrated and primary care facility in Airdrie. Read More

Among the features of the city's new event centre will be washrooms that can switch between men’s and women’s facilities as needed. Read More