News — Page 55
Legacy Stampede Breakfast returns as invite-only tradition revived
After 7 years away, Calgary's prestigious pancake breakfast returns this summer with the ceremonial cow, Syllabub, and founding families...
All Sport One Day brings 55 free activities to Calgary gyms
More than 60 organizations partnered to offer free trials of fencing, hockey, soccer, dance, and more across 11 athletic centres Saturday.
Police seek suspects in Marlborough shooting
Three shots hit a white Mazda 3 after an interaction with a black Nissan Murano on Madigan Drive N.E. Thursday night. No injuries reported.
Calgary Catholic approves 40+ new and renewed courses
Offerings range from astronomy to Indigenous practices like tipi making and beading. Five courses address the transition to adulthood.
Bus operator's attacker sentenced to 4 years in prison
Curtis Baker Spence, 21, pleaded guilty to robbing and assaulting a 67-year-old Calgary Transit driver in May 2025 with a baton and edged weapon.
Cyclist killed in NE collision; Centre Street closed
A vehicle struck a cyclist traveling north on Centre Street near 19 Avenue around 1:35 p.m. Saturday. The driver remained at the scene.
Tennis centre plans major expansion with 8 new indoor courts
Osten & Victor Alberta Tennis Centre aims to boost annual public access by roughly 62 percent, plus parking, a new reception building,...
Noise bylaw debate heats up as Stampede approaches
Premier Danielle Smith and other politicians are pushing back against Calgary's new rules that lower sound levels and require weeknight...
Shooting in Marlborough under investigation
Calgary police seek information on a late-night incident Thursday when shots were fired at a vehicle near Maitland Crescent NE, striking...
Thunderstorm warning issued for Calgary Saturday
Environment Canada warns of severe thunderstorms developing along the Foothills this afternoon, moving east by evening with risk of hail...
Alberta raises minimum drink prices at bars for first time since 2008
AGLC rules effective June 9 set a 20-ounce pint at minimum $5, up from $3.20, and canned beer at $4, up from $2.75, citing commitment to...
Okotoks marks National Indigenous Peoples Day with pipe ceremony
The Town of Okotoks hosts a pipe ceremony Sunday, June 21 from 10 a.m. to noon at the Municipal Centre, moved indoors from the original...
