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Bus driver attacker sentenced to 4 years; transit safety rally held
Curtis Baker Spence, 21, was handed four-year sentence Friday for May 2025 assault on 67-year-old Amarjit Grewal, who remains unable to work.
Eco Solar Home Tour showcases 15 energy-efficient Calgary-area homes
Free self-guided tour Saturday and Sunday features net-zero homes, retrofits, and innovative builds in neighborhoods and nearby...
Teen charged with attempted murder at NE Calgary high school
A 17-year-old former student was arrested Thursday after armed attack on Lester B. Pearson High School left one student with minor injuries.
Two Alberta fugitives arrested in Ontario after nearly 5 years
Fernando Honorate de Silva Fagundes and Emilia Alas-As Elansin were wanted on Canada-wide warrants since November 2021 in connection...
Man drives to hospital with stab wounds from road rage incident
A man arrived at Peter Lougheed Centre with injuries from an incident on 36 Street NE Thursday morning, June 18, between 6:30 and 7:30 a.m.
Three arrested after Evergreen break-in spree; one still at large
Calgary police stopped a vehicle with suspects after multiple homes were targeted Wednesday evening, June 17, with one person fleeing the scene.
Break-ins linked to travelling crime groups spike across Calgary
Police have linked over 40 residential break-ins this year to travelling crime groups targeting higher-end homes, with sandwich-board...
Over 2,500 homes coming to northeast Calgary
Stonegate broke ground June 17 and will span 460 acres with mixed housing, commercial space, parks, and preserved wetlands across the community.
Dr. Martha Hart named Calgarian of the year
The Owen Hart Foundation founder earned the award for five years of work helping low-income residents through scholarships, home...
Flair Airlines pilots ratify three-year contract after 10 months
Pilots voted to accept the tentative agreement, which includes improved pay, career pathways, and quality-of-life provisions.
Stampede music festivals face stricter noise rules, operators push back
Concerts must now end at midnight on weeknights, with noise limits cut by 5 decibels. The Cowboys Music Festival operator says the city...
Historical Society of Alberta gets three-year funding reprieve from province
The 119-year-old society will receive $133,000 over three years after being cut from the 2026 budget, restoring stability to its...
