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Sean Chu told aide to use personal phone to avoid records
Court documents reveal the former councillor instructed a developer consultant to avoid his work phone as corruption investigation unfolds.
Farmers' markets open across the Foothills this week
High River, Okotoks, and Millarville kick off their 2026 seasons with 30-plus vendors selling produce, crafts, and baked goods.
Gondek's lawyer challenges police plan to keep seized phone
Former Calgary mayor's device remains locked; investigators acknowledge they're relying on future technology to unlock it.
Father's Day celebrations across Calgary this weekend
Tank tours, car shows, dinosaurs, and family brunches: here's where to take dad on June 21.
City urges water safety as summer boating season heats up
Calgary fire and police officials remind residents about life jackets and boating advisories as drowning rescues reach historic levels.
Legacy Walk/Run honours pregnancy and infant loss
June 27 gathering in Nose Creek Park includes family activities, pancake breakfast, and DJ—with proceeds supporting free counselling.
Judge moves up manslaughter case ruling to June 29
Three suspects in John Wayne Davis's death will learn earlier than expected whether they'll face a jury trial.
Alberta households getting $100 energy rebate this summer
About 3.4 million Albertans earning $225,000 or less in combined household income are eligible. Applications open July 1.
Boating on Calgary rivers? Officials urge safety precautions this summer
Calgary will see record water activity this summer. Police warn that falling in cold water can kill — life jackets are critical.
NW Calgary shooting leaves man in stable condition; police seek video
A man was shot while exiting a vehicle in Tuscany early Saturday. Police believe it was a targeted attack and are asking for dash cam or...
Dementia cases set to triple; Alberta seeks better care coordination
More than 50,000 Albertans currently live with dementia. Researchers say the fragmented system leaves patients waiting a year for diagnosis.
Legacy Stampede Breakfast returns 7 years after Hays family retired it
The invitation-only breakfast ran for 69 years starting in 1950. The inaugural Legacy event carries forward traditions including the...
