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1,000 backpacks distributed to low-income families across Alberta ahead of school year
Nonprofits in Calgary hosted multiple giveaway programs on Saturday, helping families navigate back-to-school costs that average...
Man dies in single-vehicle collision on Tsuut'ina Trail southwest Calgary
A 2005 Pontiac Grand Am struck a sign pole Friday night near 90th Avenue. Calgary has recorded 18 fatal collisions and 22 deaths so far...
Thunder Run waterslide gets one final celebration before Village Square overhaul
The iconic northeast Calgary slide closes after 32 years; a $4 admission party on August 30 will mark its last rides before renovations.
De Havilland racing to build water bombers as wildfire demand soars globally
Calgary aircraft maker could double production if federal government orders 50 Canadair Super Scoopers, executives say.
Naturist group plans protest at Prince's Island Park over police public nudity policy
Calgary Nude Recreation founder Jeff says police have backtracked on a 2024 commitment to clarify policy on 'lawful excuse' for public...
Elections Alberta warns of voter registration misinformation ahead of October referendum
The agency says rumours that voter records have been deleted are false, urging Albertans to rely on official sources rather than online...
Trezz Hombres brings note-for-note ZZ Top tribute to Black Diamond Bar in Diamond Valley
The tribute band—performing for the first time in the region—takes the stage Sept. 12 in Okotoks with authentic instruments, outfits and...
Killarney's $15.2M bike lane project moves ahead as residents question need for changes
Construction on 26th Avenue SW includes protected bike lanes, new pathways and streetlights—but some residents and cyclists are...
Nearly half of Albertans voting for separation referendum actually want to send Ottawa a message
An Angus Reid poll shows 60% of Albertans would vote No in October's referendum, but many Yes voters see the vote as political leverage...
Back-to-school 2026: Key dates and costs for Calgary's public and Catholic schools
CBE and CCSD students start Aug. 31 and Sept. 1. Here's what parents need to know about fees, breaks and first-week logistics.
Calgary's registered secondary suites double to 26,000 in two years
The city's incentive program and streamlined permits have driven a housing surge, with applications now waitlisted as funding runs out.
Alberta libraries scrambling to comply with Bill 28 book restrictions by January 1 deadline
Libraries say they lack clarity on which materials to restrict, how much it will cost, and whether the province will fund compliance....
