News — Page 51
Calgary Stampede Rodeo Brings Top Foothills Champions to July
Reigning national champion Bradi Whiteside, former Stampede titleholder Jordan Hansen, and three other region contenders headline the...
Half of Calgary Businesses Would Leave if Alberta Votes to Separate
A Calgary Chamber of Commerce poll shows 48% of surveyed members would consider moving their operations out of the province if Albertans...
CBE Board Chair Laura Hack Returns for Second Year
Hack was acclaimed as the only candidate; Jenny Regal elected vice-chair in a competitive vote.
Sex-Assault Trial Hears Disputed Details on Suspect's 'Woke Up' Claim
Video evidence shows inconsistency in how complainant used air quotes when describing alleged non-consensual sex.
Youth's manslaughter sentence challenged on appeal
Lawyer argues sentencing exceeded legal maximum after judge granted insufficient pre-trial custody credit. Victim was 18-year-old...
Police seek blue SUV in northeast Calgary extortion case
Investigators hunting vehicle linked to threats targeting South Asian resident in Saddle Ridge. Suspect sent intimidation videos.
124 Calgary schools past design life; maintenance funding cut by $8M
Aging buildings facing more frequent failures as school board loses federal funding. 60% of CBE schools exceed 50-year lifespan.
Alberta cancer strategy targets wait times but offers no new funding
Province unveils 10-year plan to improve detection and treatment. Current wait to see oncologist: 13 weeks; target: 4 weeks.
CTrain fleet gets first new cars in 6 years
Three C10 vehicles join service this week with heated floors, digital screens, and AC. Thirty more arrive over two years.
Calgary Couple Heading to Amazing Race Canada Season 12
Brazilian-born horseback guide Filip Masetti and his Argentinian wife Clara Daval, who met on a Patagonia trail ride, will compete on...
Stampede Rolling Out New Security Operations Centre
The Calgary Stampede is adding 100 cameras and a centralized operations centre to coordinate safety across the park as it prepares to...
MRU Still Resolving Cyberattack Impacts
Mount Royal University's systems remain partially offline a week after an external cyberattack. Faculty say they're working around the...
