Calgary Herald

Premier Danielle Smith is criticized from the outskirts of her Conservative camp for declaring that U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariff war on Canada is virtually over. Read More

The man accused of fatally stabbing a Calgary woman in the city’s Beltline three years ago is also alleged to have carried notebooks filled with disturbing handwritten notes and sketches the morning of the attack, a jury heard Thursday. Read More

Cavalry FC went into the off-season with an if-it-ain’t-broke, don’t-fix-it attitude towards its soccer roster. Read More

Local artists and studios on the lookout for new opportunities in downtown Calgary may soon find what they're looking for at the historic Fire Hall No. 1 and North-West Travellers building in the downtown. Read More

Choosing local may get more challenging for Alberta shoppers, after Sunterra Market filed for bankruptcy protection in late March. Read More

Albertans may be among the heaviest drinkers in the country, but they also care about their containers, according to the latest research. Read More

The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) is investigating the death of a 59-year-old man who went into medical distress after being placed in a Lethbridge police vehicle and then died in hospital over a week later. Read More

Aydar Suniev’s shot is what most people talk about. Read More

A triumph Thursday morning by Canada ran its record to 8-1 at the 2025 BKT World Men’s Curling Championship. Read More

Southern Alberta municipalities tired of playing the "bad guys" are calling on the Alberta government to start collecting its own education property tax — or at least start issuing bills on its own letterhead. Read More

Hawaii is a special place for many Albertans. For folks in these frosty parts, the islands have served as a spring break refuge, a destination wedding locale, and a place to escape on a well-earned holiday. Tariff tensions aside, Alberta and Hawaii have a special relationship and many of us find ourselves yearning for its island culture this time of the year. Read More

There’s two weeks left in the regular season and fans understandably have a lot on their minds. Read More

There’s one way Alberta guarantees the future prosperity of its energy industry: by electing more than a dozen Liberal MPs in the upcoming federal election. Read More

In recent years, we have seen many blank-sided buildings adorned with some spectacular murals that really brighten a person’s day. One of the favourites has to be Giving Wings to the Dream on the massive wall on the CUPS building facing onto 1st Street S.E. at the corner of 7th Avenue. Read More

Annika Cheyne never imagined she would end up living in suburban Calgary. Read More

Since its launch in 2002, the Alberta government’s highly successful commercial tobacco reduction strategy has become the province’s most effective public health and addiction program. Read More

A northern Alberta First Nation is taking the province to court, citing its alleged failure to properly fund oilsands cleanups. Read More

It was an announcement decades in the making. Read More

Hard to believe, but there was a time — in your parents' lifetime or even your lifetime — when blue jeans were frowned upon. In fact, students weren't even allowed to wear jeans to school in Calgary public schools until 1968. This is just one of the news events highlighted by Norma Marr — a long-time Herald researcher/librarian who prepared a feature called The H Files, in which she looked back at a variety of Calgary happenings. Here are some of her instalments from 1999, when she was highlighting April news from previous years. Read More

It’s just one series, but it’s one to get excited about if you’re the Calgary Hitmen. Read More