Calgary Herald

Canada’s deal to buy U.S. made F-35 fighter jets is expensive but necessary, experts say. Read More

One of Calgary’s largest seniors’ housing organizations, previously responsible for 18 buildings with more than 1,700 tenants, relinquished much of its operations this week on the orders of the Alberta government. Read More

A Calgary radio station is stepping up to help after a fixture atop a city drive-in was struck by vandals. Read More

Calgary will receive a snow dump on Tuesday until Wednesday morning, according to Environment Canada. Read More

The Alberta government announced $1.8 million Tuesday for a new road between a provincial highway and the JBS Food plant near Brooks, allowing plant workers to bypass a busy intersection and use a quicker, safer alternate route. Read More

A games store in south Calgary was broken into Monday morning by a suspect who, according to the owner, stole more than $5,000 worth of Pokemon cards. Read More

Paul Webster is pumped to have the best place in the house at the 2025 BKT World Men’s Curling Championship. Read More

A bear sighting near southwest Calgary's Oakridge community prompted a resident to warn others on Monday. Read More

Mikael Backlund knows he’s closer to the end of his NHL career than he is to the beginning. Read More

A judicial review board says a Calgary judge who mocked and mimicked a woman during a court hearing was harsh and disrespectful. Read More

Pranksters were in full force this April Fool’s Day, striking fear into the hearts of Calgarians and Albertans, albeit temporarily or maybe naively if you’ve lost track of what day it is. Read More

The quest to prank, punk or trick others takes centre stage Tuesday — April Fools' Day! It's a strange tradition that dates back hundreds of years. Read More

If you haven’t been by Forest Lawn lately, it might not be the neighbourhood you remember. Read More

When the going gets tough, the tough get going. Read More

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Sonya Sharp is entering the race to be Calgary's next mayor, saying she feels she can "bring Calgarians back" to supporting their local government. Read More

The roll has been real for Brad Jacobs and his decorated curling crew from Calgary. Read More

This is as low as a government can go to save money in the health system. Read More

A pipe leak that likely seeped hundreds of millions of litres of sewage into the Bow River has been fully contained, city officials said Monday, and crews are now focused on pumping sewage out of the pipe and identifying the cause. Read More

The City of Calgary will buy more local and Canadian goods and services under changes to procurement practices that kicked in Monday. Read More