Monday · Jun 22, 2026
Inside Alberta caves, scientists battle bat-killing fungus
Parks Canada teams are spreading bacteria to combat white-nose syndrome, a disease threatening the province's entire hibernating bat population.
Calgary mosquito numbers low now, but could spike in July heat
City monitoring shows lower-than-typical populations this season, but warm temperatures expected in July could change that.
Howard Gordon Hunter identified as victim of Calgary assault
A 68-year-old man has been charged with manslaughter in the fatal June 22 attack in Tomkins Park.
Rape suspect claims 'out-of-body' experience during assault
Court hears testimony that man told ex-girlfriend he was dreaming during non-consensual sex on January 1, 2023.
CF-188 jets spotted over Calgary mid-morning Monday
Multiple Canadian military flyovers caught above the city around 11 a.m. to noon Monday. Reddit users posted photos — third pass was the money shot for pictures.
Woman dies after Calgary police shooting on Deerfoot
Officers responding to reports of an erratic driver used force after a confrontation near Memorial Drive on Sunday afternoon.
Joint CPS and Alberta Sheriffs patrols launching for Stampede
Calgary police and Alberta Sheriffs are deploying a coordinated presence at Stampede tent venues like Cowboys to strengthen public safety. Partnership aims to protect residents...
Man killed in Beltline remembered as neighbourhood fixture
Howard Gordon Hunter, 67, was fatally assaulted Saturday in Tomkins Park; a suspect has been charged with manslaughter.
Councillor seeks to ease Stampede tent noise rules
Ward 1 motion would allow weeknight concerts until 1 a.m., down from the new midnight cutoff, ahead of July 2 festival.
Food establishment on Luxstone Road shut down by health officials
Garage Market Place was closed June 18 for operating without a valid food handling permit.
Door-to-door sales pitches out of control in Calgary neighborhoods
Calgarians are getting bombarded with door-to-door service specialists—30+ visits in a month in some neighborhoods. Lawn aerating, window cleaning, roofing, solar—the script is...
City testing autonomous mowers at Calgary athletic fields
Glenmore and Frank McCool parks are piloting grass-cutting robots this summer to free up staff for detailed maintenance.
Calgary dog owners: overflowing garbage bins, not enough bathrooms
Summer's brought a problem: garbage cans near pathways are overflowing with dog poo bags, and people are leaving them on the ground. Locals are also pointing out there aren't...
Calgary family facing re-assessment after daughter moved off AISH
About 46,000 Albertans are being transitioned to a new disability program next month, with monthly support dropping by $200.
Immigrants asking: which restaurant serves your home country's best food
A Reddit thread is asking immigrants in Calgary which restaurant best represents the food from their home country. The conversation is going strong.
Airdrie celebrates National Indigenous Peoples Day at Inspire
The June 21 event featured performances from Îyârhe Nakoda, Tsuut'ina and Métis community members.
Over a dozen Alberta Sheriffs deploying for Stampede security
Officers will patrol festival tents and monitor venues during the July 3–12 event to address safety and intoxication concerns.
Drew Fisher leads first all-Canadian World Cup officiating team
Calgarian Drew Fisher is leading the first-ever all-Canadian officiating team at the FIFA World Cup, working the France-Iraq match today.
Calgary's first 2SLGBTQIA+ community centre opens Saturday
The Calgary Rainbow Room opens its doors June 29, ending 50 years of community dreams for a permanent gathering space.
Native Tongues Taqueria opening Bridgeland location
The popular Mexico City–inspired restaurant is expanding this summer with its fourth location.
Alberta reverses liquor price hike affecting bars and restaurants
The province has ordered the immediate rollback of minimum alcohol prices that would have raised a pint to $5 from $3.20.
Calgary tour group will retrace Canadian soldiers' WWII Italian steps
About 30 Calgarians will travel to Sicily and up the Italian peninsula in November to follow the paths of relatives who fought in what many call the forgotten campaign of the...
Calgary Parrot Club fundraiser this Saturday
Calgary Parrot Club is running a free fundraiser this Saturday to help rescue birds. Parrot Trends will have toys and gear on sale, and lunch proceeds go straight to bird...
Mayor, Premier spar over Stampede tent noise rules and beer prices
Mayor Jeromy Farkas criticized the province's recent hike to minimum liquor prices, mirroring Premier Danielle Smith's earlier complaint about the city's Stampede noise regulations.
Shake Shack drive-thru coming to Macleod Trail
Shake Shack's opening Canada's first drive-thru location in Calgary this fall on Macleod Trail. Already lines are forming just thinking about it.
Bail reform could strain Alberta remand centres to capacity
New federal legislation making bail harder to obtain takes effect July 15 as Alberta's four remand centres already operate at 88 per cent capacity.
Reddit: Looking for jobs without connections?
Someone on r/calgary asked what industries people broke into without knowing anyone on the inside. Hoping to hear which sectors actually hire based on merit—or at least where...
Shake Shack opens Canada's first drive-thru in Calgary this fall
The burger chain is opening its second Calgary location at 9253 Macleod Trail S.W., marking the first Canadian drive-thru for the brand.
Person dies after officer-involved shooting on Deerfoot
A driver shot by police during a dangerous-driving pursuit on the weekend has died in hospital, prompting a serious-incident investigation.
Ding-dong ditching is getting out of hand
A family's been getting pranked nonstop for a week straight — someone keeps ringing the doorbell and running away. They've got a doorbell cam, the kids know they're being...
World Cup watch parties beyond just the pubs
Someone's looking for family-friendly spots to catch all the World Cup matches — not just the usual pub scene. Asking for outdoor spots or more casual setups around the city.
Alberta's opioid decline trails national trend, EMS calls spike
Only 4% fewer opioid deaths last year while overdose-response calls jumped 65%.
People asking for flat grass to play volleyball
Looking for a good park spot to set up a volleyball net? One local's struggling to find anywhere in the NE with soft, flat grass — most spots have gopher holes, weeds, and hard...
Calgary beekeepers aim to end reliance on imported queens
Okotoks company's climate-controlled hive design could reshape Canada's beekeeping industry.
Kraft Dinner launches ramen mashup across Canada in July
KD Ramen comes in three varieties: Cheesy, Extra Cheesy, and Extra Spicy.
Police shooting closes Deerfoot after reports of dangerous driver
One person hospitalized after officer-involved incident near Memorial Drive on Sunday afternoon.
