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180,000 trees to be planted across Calgary this year

City ramps up urban forest expansion in northeast and north-central neighbourhoods after federal funding boost.

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SUV crashes into downtown Calgary building on 7 Street

Vehicle strikes exterior wall; structure largely unscathed, no injuries reported.

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Jurors begin deliberating in Rocky View County shooting death trial

Two men accused in 2024 roadside killing; jury to weigh circumstantial evidence and DNA.

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CBE bus fees jump $140 next school year

Calgary Board of Education raising transit costs as reserve fund depletes.

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Bleriot Ferry opens for summer season in Drumheller

Rare cable ferry operating since 1913 welcomes visitors May 1 through October for free seven-minute Red Deer River crossings.

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Whirling disease parasite spreads to Athabasca watershed

Microscopic parasite confirmed in McLeod River; federal order designates entire 159,000-square-kilometre watershed as contamination zone.

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Man hospitalized after hit-and-run in southeast Calgary

Pedestrian struck by vehicle in Ogden Thursday night; driver fled the scene without remaining.

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Police search for suspect in playground indecent act

Calgary officers renew appeal for help identifying a man involved in incident near Whitehorn playground last December.

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Calgary Climate Week launches with talks on net-zero future

Six-day sustainability event June 1–6 features free symposium, speakers, and tours exploring climate tech and solutions.

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Severe thunderstorms could bring hail, heavy winds to Alberta today

Environment Canada warns of multiple storm risk zones across the province Thursday and Friday, including Calgary.

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Northeast Calgary tattoo studio shut down over health violations

Alberta Health Services closed a basement tattoo operation in Saddletowne after inspectors found missing safety equipment and sanitation...

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Olympic Plaza transformation underway downtown

Construction started Wednesday on a major revamp of the iconic 1988 Olympics site, bringing food, green space, and a skating rink.