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Four arrested in Calgary pub armed robbery linked to vehicle theft spree
Multi-jurisdictional investigation leads to charges after May 11 incident left patron seriously injured.
Alberta launches first grizzly bear count in eight years to guide recovery decisions
Foothills Research Institute leading pilot project in two bear management areas; full assessment could take several years.
Tsuut'ina Nation adding 971 hectares of land for 50-50 residential development with Qualico
Agreement includes former Elbow View lands west of Calgary; land-lease model follows university and Redwood Meadows model.
Alberta legalizes online gambling Monday, becomes second province to open market
Private operators enter regulated iGaming market with new rules on advertising, especially around athlete endorsements.
Justin Brandon Anderson seeks jury hearing to reduce parole ineligibility in 2005 murder
Convicted hitman's case advances to screening stage after pleading guilty to first-degree murder in 2009.
Saddle bronc chaos ends with three-way tie at Calgary Stampede rodeo
Three competitors each scored 88.5 points in a dramatic finish at GMC Stadium during the first week of the Stampede.
Calgary Surge defeats Vancouver Bandits at Saddledome in Surge2Stampede celebration
Hometown rookie Caelum Swanton-Rodger earned extended minutes and a second-quarter dunk for the CEBL team in Thursday's 95-80 victory.
Man charged after random assault in Tim Hortons bathroom
Andrew John Delaney turned himself in Wednesday after an apparent unprovoked attack on June 23 that left a victim with head injuries.
Cavalry FC faces must-win Monday after 4–1 loss to Whitecaps in Vancouver
Cavalry trails the Vancouver Whitecaps by three goals heading into the second leg of the Canadian Championship quarterfinal at ATCO...
Bob Brawn, Calgary entrepreneur and philanthropist, dies at 89
The co-founder of Turbo Resources, who helped bring the 1988 Winter Olympics to Calgary, shaped civic institutions through decades of...
Cyclist critically injured in collision on Macleod Trail near 71 Avenue
A cyclist sustained life-threatening injuries after colliding with a vehicle Thursday afternoon; southbound Macleod Trail was closed...
Stampede sand sculptures bring Western art to BMO Centre
Ten sand art installations created by six international sculptors are on display throughout the Stampede venues.
