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Defending chuckwagon champ Chanse Vigen chasing back-to-back Stampede titles
Vigen won the 2025 Rangeland Derby and is now attempting to accomplish something no driver has done in nearly a decade: win consecutive titles.
Federal government pledges $40 million to Contemporary Calgary's transformation
The investment will fund the final phase of a $160-million revamp of the Centennial Planetarium, with construction slated to begin in fall 2027.
Colin James, Glass Tiger headline Big Four Roadhouse during Calgary Stampede
The Canadian music icons will perform over the 10 days of the Stampede. Colin James plays Saturday, July 4; Glass Tiger closes the...
Calgary tops Canada's best places to live list for 2026
A new global ranking says Calgary's affordable housing, career opportunities, and proximity to the Rockies made it the country's most...
Blake Coleman pens thank-you letter after being traded from Calgary Flames to Minnesota Wild
The veteran forward, who spent five seasons with the Flames, expressed gratitude for the city and community support before joining the Wild.
Calgary police seek suspect in downtown assault that left three men with serious injuries
Officers were called to Stephen Avenue and 2 Street SW early Sunday, June 14, after a man attacked three bystanders who tried to help a...
Calgary Stampede draws crowds as parade kicks off 10 days of festivities downtown
Olympians Courtney Sarault and Mikaël Kingsbury led Friday's parade, which drew spectators from around the globe eager to experience the...
Calgary Stampeders beat Toronto Argonauts 58-36 with rabbit as unlikely third-quarter spectator
A rabbit interrupted play in the end zone during the Stampeders' season-high scoring performance Thursday night, and the team responded...
Corb Lund's 'Water Not Coal' petition fails to meet Alberta referendum threshold
Elections Alberta rejected the musician's petition after verification found fewer valid signatures than required, though it originally...
Alberta proposes $35.2B to $43.7B West Coast pipeline project to Asia markets
The pipeline corridor would run 1,200 to 1,250 kilometres from Bruderheim to Roberts Bank, with completion expected between 2032 and 2034.
Air quality warning as Saskatchewan wildfires send smoke into Calgary through Monday
The Air Quality Health Index is expected to reach high-risk levels (8) from wildfire smoke, with conditions improving by Tuesday.
New downtown Calgary substation opens after 100 years replacing original 1912 facility
Enmax's $240 million Substation No. 1 will power half of downtown and support the city's growing electricity demand from data centres...
