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Smith touts Alberta lithium as CUSMA review looms
With a July 1 deadline approaching for the Canada-U.S.-Mexico trade deal, the premier highlighted critical minerals as key to Alberta's...
Alvin Libin, Flames co-owner, dies at 95
The businessman who joined the Flames ownership in 1994 shaped CSEC into a multi-team sports powerhouse.
Vehicle damage linked to extortion targeting South Asian community
Calgary police investigate latest incident in series of attacks on northeast homes, seeking two suspects.
Bearspaw feeder main replacement on track to finish by end of 2026
Stage A construction is 51% complete; crews working on carrier pipe and tunnel shafts across the city.
Michael Thompson appointed acting COO for water utilities
City names infrastructure chief to lead 18-month water system overhaul starting June 22.
Woman convicted of murdering flea market vendor gets faint hope hearing
Tosha Hubler, serving life sentence for 2009 killing, can seek reduction in parole ineligibility.
Alberta premier says CUSMA deal shouldn't trigger 'panic'
Danielle Smith calls for measured approach to U.S. trade negotiations as July 1 renewal deadline approaches.
E-bike complaints highlight safety questions in Calgary
High-powered e-bikes are causing property damage and raising pedestrian safety concerns in multiple communities.
Summer Sessions kicks off in Stony Plain with live music
Las Mambas and opening act Liz Lauer launch the free concert series Wednesday, June 17 at Heritage Park.
Calgary man faces fraud and obstruction charges
Douglas John Vermeeren is accused of breaching a 2016 settlement agreement with the Alberta Securities Commission.
Disability community braces for July 1 income support change
Nearly 80,000 Albertans will move from AISH to a new program with lower benefits and fewer income exemptions.
Calgary office conversion program reopens with $25M
The city is accepting applications until July 27 to convert underused downtown office space into housing and other uses.
