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Few dozen protesters gather at City Hall against data centre expansion across Alberta
Organizers cite water concerns, environmental assessments, and lack of public disclosure ahead of rapid facility growth.
One man dead after stabbing in Calgary's East Village Friday night
Calgary Police Service is seeking information on the fatal stabbing that occurred in the 500 block of 7th Avenue S.E. on Friday. Call...
Moxy Hotel marks East Village's fourth major development breakground this year
Truman and Marriott International are building Calgary's first Moxy—a five-storey, 131-room lifestyle boutique hotel on the last...
Calgary company acquires both Alberta racetracks for $23.2 million, pledges long-term commitment
Highfield Investment Group bought Century Downs in Calgary and Century Mile in Edmonton. The move comes as Alberta's horse racing...
Calgary admits city workers mistakenly removed pro-separation referendum signs
Mayor Jeromy Farkas apologized Friday after video showed staff taking down signs supporting Alberta separation, vowing the city will...
Your garbage collection fees could rise nearly $6 by 2030, city report shows
Calgary's combined monthly cost for black, blue and green cart collection is set to climb from $20.51 to $26.31, with increases starting in 2027.
Water bills could jump nearly $90 monthly by 2030 under Calgary's infrastructure plan
City administration proposes annual rate increases of 15–20% through 2030 to fund $6.5 billion in aging pipe repairs and wastewater upgrades.
Man sentenced to 11.5 years for luring and sexually assaulting Calgary girls on Snapchat
Hammad Shaikh pleaded guilty to seven offences involving victims ages 12 to 16, who described having their boundaries 'stomped on and...
Calgary Transit cut service on Orange Shirt Day despite 90% of city still working
Transit riders faced jam-packed trains and lengthy bus waits on September 30 when Calgary Transit ran modified Saturday schedules...
Two Tsawwassen First Nation elders killed when vehicle strikes pedestrians at mall
Four people were struck by a vehicle outside Tsawwassen Mills during a Truth and Reconciliation Walk on Wednesday morning; two died.
Tsuut'ina Nation head chief says Alberta separation is not possible
Ellery Starlight warns separation referendum on October 19 would be blocked by First Nations who will never relinquish treaty rights.
Alberta court upholds conviction of two Coutts blockade leaders
Chris Carbert and Anthony Olienick will serve six-and-a-half year sentences after Alberta Court of Appeal dismissed their appeals Thursday.
