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Okotoks Arts Walk fills Elma Street this weekend

Nearly 50 artists showcase work in multiple mediums on historic Elma Street Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Street closure allows for live music.

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City fast-tracks $2.4M repair push for tree-damaged sidewalks

Calgary will replace nearly 300 hazardous sidewalks across wards 14, 10, and 6, with tree removals starting in June.

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Guide to Alberta's messy separation and federalist camps

No single leader controls either side ahead of October 19 referendum on independence.

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Alberta opens gambling market to dozens of operators starting mid-July

BetMGM, FanDuel, PointsBet among 35 companies licensed to operate as province seeks revenue.

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Afghan widow struck by vehicle after losing husband to crash

Aysha Amiri pinned against wall outside pharmacy; family rallies after year of tragedy.

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Two children hit in northeast Calgary hit-and-run

Police are searching for a driver who fled after striking two kids in Taradale. Both children suffered minor injuries.

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Serial rabbit killer sentenced to eight years in prison

Nicholas Weseen was convicted of torturing and killing multiple rabbits in his Forest Lawn basement suite. A judge called his conduct...

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Calgary lost nearly a quarter of its water last year

Aging pipes and a leaky distribution system caused Calgary to lose 23 per cent of treated water in 2025, a report to city council will show.

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Women's shelters facing sudden provincial funding cuts

Over a dozen shelters across Alberta, many in rural communities, will see funding slashed starting July 1. The cuts affect organizations...

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Podcasters cited for criminal contempt in AHS harassment case

An Alberta court found David Wallace and James DiFiore engaged in a campaign to vilify former AHS CEO Athana Mentzelopoulos through...

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Calgary waives patio fees for sixth consecutive year

Program remains free as council weighs long-term sustainability; Edmonton moves opposite direction.

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52-unit affordable housing opens in Whitehorn for low-income families

HomeSpace project begins welcoming residents; rent set at 30% below market rate.