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Vehicle damage linked to extortion targeting South Asian community

Calgary police investigate latest incident in series of attacks on northeast homes, seeking two suspects.

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Bearspaw feeder main replacement on track to finish by end of 2026

Stage A construction is 51% complete; crews working on carrier pipe and tunnel shafts across the city.

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Michael Thompson appointed acting COO for water utilities

City names infrastructure chief to lead 18-month water system overhaul starting June 22.

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Woman convicted of murdering flea market vendor gets faint hope hearing

Tosha Hubler, serving life sentence for 2009 killing, can seek reduction in parole ineligibility.

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Alberta premier says CUSMA deal shouldn't trigger 'panic'

Danielle Smith calls for measured approach to U.S. trade negotiations as July 1 renewal deadline approaches.

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E-bike complaints highlight safety questions in Calgary

High-powered e-bikes are causing property damage and raising pedestrian safety concerns in multiple communities.

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Summer Sessions kicks off in Stony Plain with live music

Las Mambas and opening act Liz Lauer launch the free concert series Wednesday, June 17 at Heritage Park.

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Calgary man faces fraud and obstruction charges

Douglas John Vermeeren is accused of breaching a 2016 settlement agreement with the Alberta Securities Commission.

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Disability community braces for July 1 income support change

Nearly 80,000 Albertans will move from AISH to a new program with lower benefits and fewer income exemptions.

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Calgary office conversion program reopens with $25M

The city is accepting applications until July 27 to convert underused downtown office space into housing and other uses.

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NDP leader Nenshi takes aim at Smith over separation vote

At a Calgary Chamber of Commerce event, Nenshi said the referendum creates economic uncertainty at a time when Canada faces external threats.

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Alberta separatism vote set for October amid pension debate

Voters could decide on independence this fall. Both sides dispute claims about CPP, passports, and economic benefits.