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Airdrie Canada Day Lineup: Parade, Fireworks, Rodeo
Airdrie celebrates July 1 with a Canada Day Parade starting at 10 a.m., a 20-minute fireworks show at 10:45 p.m., and the Airdrie Pro...
YWCA Launches $1M Fund for Women in Crisis
A family gift has established the Stand with Her Fund, which will address immediate needs for women escaping domestic abuse and poverty...
Robyn Ottolini Launching Stampede with Nashville North Show
Canadian country star Robyn Ottolini, a CCMA Award winner and platinum artist behind the viral hit 'F-150,' performs July 2 to kick off...
Three Charged in Luxury Car Dealership Arson
Investigators have charged Kais Kassoua, Logan Drake, and Chayce Krause in connection with a March fire that destroyed 25 vehicles and...
Alberta doctors report high-quality care but access remains limited
While 81% of Albertans with family doctors rate their care highly, only 53% can get timely appointments, a new report shows.
15 local food vendors set up shop at Rangeview market July 18
Avenue Calgary's annual Best Things to Eat and Drink Market returns to showcase cookies, ice cream, hot sauce, and more from local makers.
Red Line closure June 27–28; use shuttle or bus alternatives
CTrain's Red Line will close between Fish Creek-Lacombe and Somerset-Bridlewood for two days. Shuttle buses operate on designated routes.
Province scraps liquor price hike two weeks after taking effect
Alberta reverses AGLC minimum price increases for beer and spirits ahead of Stampede, drawing retaliatory jabs from Calgary mayor.
Alberta separatism tests provincial flags as political symbols
Duelling flags mark deepening divide as independence debate intensifies ahead of fall referendum.
Inside Alberta caves, scientists battle bat-killing fungus
Parks Canada teams are spreading bacteria to combat white-nose syndrome, a disease threatening the province's entire hibernating bat population.
Calgary mosquito numbers low now, but could spike in July heat
City monitoring shows lower-than-typical populations this season, but warm temperatures expected in July could change that.
Howard Gordon Hunter identified as victim of Calgary assault
A 68-year-old man has been charged with manslaughter in the fatal June 22 attack in Tomkins Park.