Calgary Herald

While the City of Calgary has made progress on its housing strategy, a staff presentation this week suggests there's still a long way to go. Read More

Immigration policies are stifling the growth of the province's construction labour force, which faces a worker shortfall that could exceed 20,000 in eight years, a contractor group said Tuesday. Read More

The Own Canada movement is spreading fast in the U.S. Read More

The 2025 Canadian Mixed Doubles Curling Trials are ready to rock ’n’ roll with 16 teams now confirmed for the event later this month. Read More

A new political party is forming in Calgary, and this one has a familiar guest list. Read More

A Calgary charity is opening a new animal hospital targeting the "critical need" for accessible and subsidized veterinary care. Read More

Police seized an "extensive arsenal" of guns and ammunition during searches last month of several southern Alberta homes. Read More

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The coming year will be a good one for Calgary’s resale real estate market, but it’s unlikely to see as intense demand amid limited supply as the past three years, a new report forecasts. Read More

Calgary saw modest growth for resales and prices in November even amid declining demand for condominium apartments. Read More

Affordable housing is a priority for Alberta’s government because it is a priority for Albertans. Read More

Judging by the rhetoric in the aftermath of last week's vote, you might think the latest Sovereignty Act motion was a high-stakes matter indeed. Read More

Here they are. Read More

If you’re going to do something audacious, go really big. Read More

On this date, Dec. 10, in history: Read More

EDMONTON — LGBTQ+ advocate organizations say they’re working as quickly as possible to ask a court to stop the Alberta government from bringing into force a transgender law they say will cause immediate harm. Read More

Little Gabriel Sinclair-Pasqua suffered major burns to 33 per cent of his body which his parents didn't get him treatment for a week before succumbing to those injuries and blunt force trauma to his head, a Calgary court heard Monday. Read More

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau could probably slide down every chimney in Canada, tossing gifts to all, without improving his political standing by a single point. Read More

With bowed heads and quiet murmurs of prayer, members of Calgary's Catholic community paid their respects to the late Bishop Emeritus Frederick Henry on Monday. Read More

The legendary name of Lionel Messi is on the lips of everyone these days at Cavalry FC HQ. That’s because Calgary’s professional men’s soccer side could well line up against one of the sport's biggest names and his Inter Miami CF squad — even as early as the first round — of the 2025 Concacaf Champions Cup. Read More