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Five former Calgary Flames still waiting for contracts as free agency drags on
Cam Talbot, Jake Bean, Travis Hamonic, Curtis Lazar and Derek Forbort are among the veteran players hoping to land NHL deals after more...
Food bank demand in Calgary hits 1,000 hampers daily despite data showing improved food security
Calgary Food Bank now distributes 2.5 times the hampers it did in 2023, with more seniors and working poor seeking help despite...
Alleged Bishnoi gang member in Alberta ordered deported by immigration board
Sahibjot Singh, 21, admitted to possessing unauthorized weapons as part of organized crime activity between May and December 2025.
Calgary CTrain pilot boosting rider confidence with 34 new peace officers at 10 stations
Early survey results show riders feel more comfortable with visible security presence during afternoon rush hours, with transit peace...
Jude McAtamney's perfect streak keeps Calgary Stampeders in CFL playoff race
The Irish rookie kicker has made all but one field goal and convert, helping the Stampeders (2-3) face Montreal Saturday at McMahon...
Werklund Centre modernization bid could require additional $62 million in city funding
Calgary council will be asked during November budget talks to boost funding for the downtown arts campus overhaul to $125 million,...
Calgary police widen search for missing 11-year-old Parker across northwest neighbourhoods
Parker was last seen Thursday morning in Cambrian Heights wearing grey shorts and black noise-cancelling headphones. Police ask...
Calgary Flames hiring staff for Saddledome ahead of move to Scotia Place
The Flames are holding a two-day job fair next week at the Scotiabank Saddledome, hiring on the spot for part-time venue operations roles.
YYC Ice Cream Fest runs through August 16 with new flavours and three competitive awards
The festival, now in its fifth year, runs through mid-August at Calgary restaurants and ice cream shops. Portions of proceeds go to...
Alberta moves to permanent daylight time in November; clocks won't spring back again
Alberta Time takes effect in November 2026, keeping the province on what was previously known as Mountain Daylight Time year-round,...
Albertans cutting back on activities as 52% report falling $200 short each month
An MNP survey found 67% of Albertans are cutting back on family activities, dining and travel, with half the province struggling to cover bills.
Six Albertans diagnosed with parasitic illness; province finds no U.S. outbreak link
Health officials are investigating an uptick in cyclosporiasis since May 1, with four of five cases linked to travel to Mexico and no...
