Calgary Herald

A condo development in Inglewood has been approved and the days are counting down to the last performance on stage and beer to be drawn from the taps at the beloved Blues Can. The City of Calgary erected a sign outside the building in January 2024 looking for public feedback for a new development: a mixed-use, four-story building that will include retail and dwelling units. Read More

The Calgary Roughnecks look a whole lot different these days. Read More

Doctors need more time to complete a psychiatric risk assessment on convicted killer Natalie Renee Vinje, her lawyer told court Friday. Read More

Rob Roach, the deputy chief economist at ATB, uses two words to describe November's labour force survey results: "not good" Read More

National and local couriers are feeling the crunch as the Canada Post strike has led to large backlogs approaching the holidays. Read More

Based on both their salaries and past productivity, Huberdeau and Kadri are obvious targets for the gotta-get-more-from finger-pointers. Read More

Citing concerns over tenant health and safety as well as funding oversight, the province is pulling the management status of the operators of multiple Calgary seniors' affordable lodging facilities. Read More

For 45 minutes after the Calgary Flames had left the practice ice on Friday, Andrei Kuzmenko stayed out on his own and fired shots at emergency goalie Dusty Nickel. Read More

The Calgary man behind a popular online Santa letter-writing service says his website has seen a 35 per cent surge in traffic amid the ongoing postal strike, as Canada Post announces it cannot guarantee delivery dates for its annual Santa letter program this year due to the strike. Read More

Days after announcing the passing of Bishop Emeritus Fred Henry, Calgary's Roman Catholic Diocese has shared plans to memorialize the late bishop's life. Read More

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Recently, I had an opportunity to tour the Hive in Sunnyside, the latest project by JEMM Properties, located at 233 9A St. N.W. This nine-storey, purpose-built rental, like its sister project Bridge in Bridgeland/Riverside, is designed for those who love urban living. Its Walk Score must be close to 100 with Safeway and Sunnyside grocery stores and Sunnyside LRT station just down the block. And Kensington Village’s 250 shops are just around the corner, including the Plaza Theatre and Pages bookstore. Bonus: downtown is just a hop skip and jump over the Bow River via either the Louise or Peace Bridge. As a result, there are only 50 residential parking stalls for the 140 apartments. Read More

There's something both relaxing and rewarding about having a bedroom separate and apart from the rest of the household. Read More

Calgary Flames defence prospect Zayne Parekh is headed to Canada’s world junior selection camp after all. Read More

Residents in a part of Sundance were allowed to return home after being forced out by a gas leak overnight. Read More

It’s the little things in life that count. Read More

While coal-powered steam trains are largely a thing of the past, the Grassy Mountain coal project – which was deemed not in the public interest by provincial and federal regulators and thus rejected in 2021 – was also thought to be a thing of the past but now feels like an anachronistic freight train on a one-way track. Read More

Re: City removes RVs from industrial road; Warnings, notices issued for months after traffic safety, access complaints, Dec. 3 Read More

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In December, Calgarians will see the provincial government's proposal for a new downtown Green Line LRT alignment. This new alignment stems from the province’s decision in September to withdraw its funding from the project to pursue an at-grade or above-grade alignment through downtown. While the details of the proposal have not yet been shared publicly, the province has announced that it has been working on the project in collaboration with a committee that includes city councillors, the mayor, MLAs and AECOM, an engineering firm. Read More