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Young entrepreneurs raise funds at Okotoks Lemonade Day
Over 35 stands throughout town on June 13 gave kids full control of recipes and profits, with most planning to donate earnings to local...
Blackfoot leaders rally for Treaty recognition at Confluence
Chiefs, elected officials, and legal experts gather Sunday to discuss Alberta court ruling on separation referendum and First Nations...
Free trees for your yard as Branching Out expands
The city's tree-canopy program doubled to 10,000 trees this year, with SE residents picking theirs this weekend.
Indigenous athletes shine at inaugural Stampede rodeo
Over 8,000 fans watched competitors from across North America compete in relay racing, roping, and bronc riding at GMC Stadium.
Two Calgary NDP MLAs won't seek re-election
Joe Ceci and Dr. Luanne Metz will finish their terms but won't run again in 2027.
Barbie takeover at Spruce Meadows draws thousands in pink
Spruce Meadows hosted a Barbie-themed weekend with activities, contests, and $20,000 in prizes for the best dressed.
Thousands of trees handed out at city's free giveaway program
The Branching Out Tree Program is working to increase Calgary's tree canopy from under 10 per cent to 16 per cent.
Calgary All-Stars win roller derby gold against Montreal
The team upset the odds-on favorites in the Women's Flat Track Derby Association North America championship on June 7 in Waterloo, Ontario.
City launches search for new chief administrative officer
Calgary is recruiting a successor to David Duckworth, who is stepping down December 1. The position has not yet been advertised.
Man shot in northwest Calgary transported to hospital
Police responded to a shooting in Tuscany shortly before 2:30 a.m. Saturday. The victim is in stable condition.
City seeks nearly $1B from Ottawa for field house, Blue Line extension
Calgary is asking the federal government to fund a multisport facility at Foothills Athletic Park and extend the northeast LRT line to Redstone.
Four Alberta NDP members won't seek re-election in 2027
Joe Ceci, a former Calgary city councillor and finance minister, is among four longtime NDPers stepping back from provincial politics.
