Calgary Herald

Vigilant teens are being credited with spotting a house fire in northwest Calgary and calling for help. Read More

It will come as no surprise that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau would have preferred a different outcome in the recent U.S. presidential election. Read More

When driving recently near our home in Diamond Valley, we came across a car parked on the side of a secondary road. We noticed the couple in the car had walked over to a grove of trees and was sizing up a good-sized spruce tree. Read More

In December 1935, a mining accident in Coalhurst (about 15 kilometres north of Lethbridge) left 16 men dead. The accident touched the lives of virtually every one of the 1,200 residents in that town, including a young girl who reflected on the tragedy 70 years later for the following news story. She recalled that while life was difficult, the small kindnesses shown by others stayed with her always and contributed to her ability to remember what really matters at Christmas. Author, photojournalist and former Calgary Herald journalist David Bly interviewed her for this story, originally published in 2005. Read More

Premier Danielle Smith believes it would be a terrible idea for Canada to impose counter-tariffs on oil and gas shipped to the U.S., but doesn't rule out looking at other tools — if needed — to protect the province if such a levy is applied south of the border. Read More

EDMONTON — A lawyer fighting a new Alberta law affecting transgender youth says he’s disappointed Premier Danielle Smith will use the Charter’s notwithstanding clause if need be to shield the changes from legal challenge. Read More

Monday morning. The doo-doo hits the fan. Deep doo-doo. Read More

A new definition of short-term rentals, new licensing fees and regulations on such accommodations — along with an effective pause on any new licenses lest vacancy rates climb — are some recommendations which will be debated by the city council on Tuesday and have led Airbnb to express concerns about the potential legislation. Read More

Nobody blamed Dan Vladar for allowing eight goals against the Tampa Bay Lightning last week. Read More

The Calgary Stampeders want new ideas to help flip what’s been a free-fall from Grey Cup grace. Read More

A B.C. resident has been arrested and charged after Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) officers intercepted luggage containing cocaine destined for the United Kingdom. Read More

A Red Deer RCMP officer has been charged after allegedly accessing and transmitting personal images from a detained person's phone. Read More

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The Alberta Motor Association (AMA) has launched a new campaign to fight predatory towing at collision scenes across the province, with support from the Calgary Police Service and Calgary Fire Department. Read More

It's still too early to make a decision on the Green Line's path through the Beltline and downtown, members of Calgary city council said Monday in response to the province latest plans. Read More

The UCP calls the original Green Line plan the "Nenshi Nightmare." The former mayor has a tagline of his own for the provincial version - the "Danielle-Dreeshen Disaster." Read More

Last week, St. Mary’s University held a celebratory ceremony to honour Clayton and Linda Woitas for their outstanding generosity — donating $7 million to establish the Woitas Centre for Inclusive Education in the university’s faculty of education. Read More

It's a busy time of year. Give yourself a two-minute editorial cartoon break right here, as we recap our editorial cartoons of the week. Read More

The federal GST holiday came into effect this weekend, and some holiday shoppers and local businesses are skeptical about whether the measure is going to relieve affordability woes. Read More

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