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RCMP reviewing First Nations' treason allegation against Alberta premier
Chiefs say Mounties are taking separation referendum 'very seriously' after June resolution
One dead after plane makes emergency landing on Prince George road
A aircraft emergency landing on Foothills Boulevard Thursday resulted in a fatal collision. The Transportation Safety Board is investigating.
Paulos Berhe convicted of second-degree murder in 2023 death of Donald Lyons
At sentencing Thursday, the victim's 13-year-old child and other family members delivered impact statements as the court heard arguments...
Illegal dumping escalates in northeast Calgary, with debris appearing almost daily
Residents in Saddle Ridge say sofas, mattresses and household waste now show up regularly, leaving them feeling powerless as city...
Gas stations selling under $1.52 a litre are taking losses, making money elsewhere
Cheapest Calgary pumps are selling fuel below their cost to replace it, relying on convenience store sales and premium-fuel margins to...
Cloud seeders scrambled 68 times over southern Alberta this summer, dodging worst hail
Aircraft seeding storms with silver iodide across southern Alberta have had an unusually busy year, though Calgary has largely escaped...
Anthropic plans gigawatts of compute in Alberta, eyeing data centres near Calgary
The AI giant behind Claude is laying groundwork for Canadian expansion with job postings hinting at major infrastructure investment in Alberta.
Heartland fans from around the globe spent a day on the legendary ranch for the show's 20th season
A French family and hundreds of others became extras during the fan-appreciation event, meeting cast members including Shaun Johnston.
Calgary mayor condemns threats against Dashmesh Culture Centre as 'utterly disgusted'
The Sikh centre received threatening calls over the weekend, with a caller escalating the situation to demolition threats.
Hundreds jeer Alberta minister at first data-centre town hall over water, power, and environmental impact
Nate Glubish faced tough questions in Lacombe about proposed AI facilities. Residents worry safeguards won't prevent local harm.
Calgary may need temporary water restrictions next month for planned pump-station electrical work
The city is shutting down the Bearspaw Water Treatment Plant in September for upgrades—not a system failure.
Alberta health cards now expire, leaving registries overwhelmed and some Calgarians unable to renew
The July policy change means long waits at registry offices. Some residents with mobility issues are giving up.
