Calgary Herald

Many of those whose lives were touched by longtime broadcaster Darrel Janz gathered in his memory at a Calgary ceremony Thursday. Read More

The record-breaking hailstorm that tore through swaths of north Calgary last summer justifies reinstating a city program that provided rebates to households to help replace their hail-damaged rooftops with more resilient material, says one city councillor. Read More

The Calgary Flames kept using the word “deserved.” Read More

In the early 1970s, a group of long-haired potters wanted to set up shop in Canmore. Read More

Which major city would deliberately degrade a vital part of its infrastructure that is internationally recognized for excellence? Well, we’re living in it, folks. Read More

Premier Danielle Smith tells Alberta NDP leader Naheed Nenshi he had a choice this week, Alberta or Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Read More

On this date, Dec. 5, in history: Read More

A collision shut down a southeast Calgary intersection Wednesday afternoon, as emergency crews continue working at the scene. Read More

A then-police inspector tasked with investigating possible misconduct among colleagues appeared to show hostility towards a lawyer representing a man accusing CPS officers of brutality, an inquiry heard Wednesday. Read More

The mother of Jon Wells joined Assembly of First Nations (AFN) chiefs Wednesday on calling for a national inquiry into systemic racism in policing.  Read More

A former Calgary police officer has been charged with breach of trust for incidents that occurred over his 16 years of service. Read More

When Calgary-born actor Bruce Horak was 15, he spent a summer at Calgary's Canadian National Institute for the Blind. Read More

The Calgary International airport has introduced a new screening line that allows passengers to keep liquids and electronics in their carry-on during security checks. Read More

One of the best stories of the NHL season has come to an end. Read More

Rasmus Andersson is taking his stare-down to the international stage. Read More

Calgary councillors could soon have more leeway for claiming meal and hosting expenses when travelling on city-related business, after a city committee endorsed a new set of rules Wednesday that removes the current $100 per diem. Read More

Two homes under construction were destroyed during a blaze in Cochrane on Tuesday night. Read More

CALGARY - Eight First Nations in Alberta are asking that the massive carbon capture and storage project proposed by a consortium of oilsands companies be reviewed under the federal Impact Assessment Act. Read More

On this date, Dec. 4, in history: Read More

Vertigo Theatre's Murder on the Links, which runs until Dec. 21, is definitely not your grandmother's Agatha Christie. Read More