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Calgary police charge man in $255,000 copper wire and equipment theft using DNA evidence
A 54-year-old man arrested in June has been charged in connection with a November 2025 break-in at an industrial manufacturing company.
Mayor Jeromy Farkas builds political support through daily Reddit engagement with 124,000 karma
The Calgary mayor has become a regular contributor to r/Calgary, the city's largest online community with 319,000 weekly visitors, since...
Man charged in $255,000 industrial theft at SE Calgary manufacturing plant
Tyler John Ferris, 54, arrested in Ogden after DNA evidence linked him to November 2025 break-in at Crypto Therm Manufacturing Inc.
Calgary apartment prices drop 9 percent as inventory surges and demand softens
June benchmark price fell to $299,000, the steepest decline across all housing types in the city, according to the Calgary Real Estate Board.
Stampede First Flip Breakfast draws thousands on Stephen Avenue with political dignitaries and live performances
Premier Danielle Smith, Mayor Jeromy Farkas, and federal Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne kicked off the 2026 festival.
Calgary Wild FC falls 3-1 to Ottawa Rapid FC despite determined second-half comeback bid
The women's soccer team couldn't recover from an early offensive surge in Sunday's match.
Bareback rider Richmond Champion retires a winner with dominant 90-point final ride at Calgary Stampede
The 33-year-old from Montana scores on his final rodeo run, capping a decorated 15-year career in perfect fashion.
Jenna Dallyn advances to Calgary Stampede's first-ever championship Sunday in ladies breakaway roping
The Nanton rodeo star is competing in a historic inaugural event at the Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth.
Saudi Arabian rider Abdulrahman Alrajhi wins ATCO Queen Elizabeth II Cup at Spruce Meadows
Alrajhi and his horse Ventago captured the grand prix Saturday with a spotless second round, claiming roughly $300,000 in prize money.
Jason Glass races with heavy heart after father Tom's death at Stampede
The legendary chuckwagon driver and four-time Rangeland Derby champion died June 26 at 77, but his son finished third Saturday.
Stampede attendance drops 11,500 visitors through first three days
Opening day and Saturday drew fewer visitors than 2025, though Tim Hortons Family Day on Sunday has historically driven strong crowds.
Pro-separation group Let Alberta Decide leads referendum fundraising with $207K
The group has raised roughly a third of the maximum allowed advertising spend, while pro-Confederation campaigns have raised...
