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Rents drop but older units still hard to find

New supply helps higher earners, but affordability crisis deepens for low-income Calgarians seeking budget apartments.

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Calgary could swing Alberta separation referendum

Political analysts say swing voters in the city hold the key to the October referendum outcome.

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Calgary Food Bank volunteer retires after 42 years

Terry Deets, the 'Honorary Mayor' of the food bank, leaves behind four decades of service and a legacy of community.

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Non-market housing pipeline slows to a trickle

Only 58 units under permit in first quarter after record 2025, as funding gaps and development timing create volatile pipeline.

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Calgary green-tech firm ranks second globally

Eavor's geothermal innovation earns Time magazine recognition alongside Canadian competitor at top of world rankings.

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Calgary Food Bank celebrates 42 years of one volunteer

Terry Deets retires after four decades at the food bank, where his tireless work helped shape the organization from a church basement...

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Black widow found in Calgary grocery store grapes

A local family discovered a highly venomous spider in a bag of red seedless grapes. Experts say the discovery is becoming more common.

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Massive new community planned for east Calgary near Belvedere

153-acre Mattamy Homes development to bring 5,000+ homes by 2035, starting construction in 2028.

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Federal minister touts Canada's energy reliability at Global Energy Show

Tim Hodgson tells international delegates Canada is 'open for business,' but oilsands CEO raises doubts about pipeline support.

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Texas livestock ban complicates Stampede rodeo plans

American competitors face 21-day quarantine requirement after screwworm cases detected south of the border.

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Green Line back to the drawing board on downtown route

Calgary exploring alternative alignments after public feedback opposes elevated track design proposed by province.

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CBC Eyeopener heads to 'hail alley' for walking show

Radio hosts visit northwest Evanston on Wednesday to discuss hail resilience, insurance, and community recovery.