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Calgary Surge Struggles Out of Gate in New Basketball Season
The Calgary Surge basketball team has gotten off to a sluggish start in the Canadian Elite Basketball League, raising questions about...
Flames GM Conroy Opens Up About Markstrom Regret
Nearly two years after trading Jacob Markstrom, Calgary Flames GM Craig Conroy admits he mishandled the situation and carries real...
Man Seriously Injured in Doverville Attack
A man was found unconscious in southeast Calgary with serious injuries Monday afternoon. Police are investigating but haven't disclosed...
Cavalry FC Stays Perfect With Dominant Vancouver Win
Calgary's soccer team continues their historic unbeaten streak, downing Vancouver FC in convincing fashion to remain atop the league standings.
Homicide Investigators Examining Sunridge Hotel Death
Calgary police are investigating a death at the Emerald Hotel and Suites on Sunridge Boulevard as suspicious, with one person in custody.
Calgary Millennials Priced Out of Homeownership Market
New Statistics Canada data shows fewer young Calgarians buying homes, with millennials staying with parents longer than previous generations.
Fire Ban Stays in Place for Sundre and Mountain View County
Despite a neighboring county lifting its restrictions, Sundre and Mountain View County are keeping fire bans in effect as wildfire risk...
Butterfield Acres Petting Zoo Reopens After Parasite Closure
Popular local petting zoo Butterfield Acres reopened Monday after a weeks-long closure due to a watery diarrheal disease outbreak.
Cris Derksen, Juno-Nominated Cellist, Dies in Alberta Crash
Indigenous composer and Juno-nominated cellist Cris Derksen, 45, died in a car accident in northern Alberta after attending his father's funeral.
Alberta Whisky Gets Official Definition—Here's Why
New Alberta Whisky Act sets standards for province's distillers, boosting a growing industry with rules that finally define what makes...
Cavalry FC On a Historic Unbeaten Run
Calgary's professional soccer team has now gone six games without a loss, including three impressive road victories. Momentum is building.
Spring Pollen Levels Have Doubled Across Canada
Seasonal allergies are getting worse. Research shows pollen counts have doubled, with climate change playing a major role in the surge.