Friday · Jun 26, 2026
Alberta pipeline proposal on track for July 1 deadline amid uncertainty
The province says its one-million-barrel-per-day pipeline proposal will meet next week's Canada Day deadline for submission to Ottawa's major projects office.
Where to turn when you need mental health help downtown
Someone's asking: if a person is in mental distress downtown and doesn't have a phone or wallet, where are they actually supposed to go for help? After waiting nearly two hours...
WCB claimant finally gets neurological treatment after years of rejection
A Calgary man who was denied care by neurological clinics because of his Workers' Compensation Board claim has been accepted for treatment at the Alberta Neurologic Centre.
Cowboys Music Festival organizers reaching out to residents
Cowboys Music Festival sent mail to Downtown West End residents today — at least there's engagement from organizers this year.
Former Higgins students-turned-athletes return for school meet-and-greet
Three alumni who now play university and professional sports visited Dr. Gordon Higgins School on the last day of Grade 9, inspiring current students with their journey.
Venezuelan Culture Days proceeds going to earthquake relief
Venezuelan Culture Days at Eau Claire Plaza this weekend is redirecting all proceeds to earthquake relief efforts in Venezuela. Incredible Venezuelan food, music, dancing, and...
Country Thunder venues offer free and discounted tickets to disappointed fans
After Country Thunder Alberta cancelled two days before the festival, Ranchman's and Mugs Pub are stepping up with live music and wrestling shows for ticket holders.
World Famous Fridays (Rap Night) - Free RSVP
Commonwealth Bar
Music in the park at McKenzie Towne
cloudy night but still a good time down in McKenzie Towne for music in the park.
Man hit by truck after stealing purse in Bridgeland
A man fleeing with a stolen purse was struck by a truck on Ninth Avenue S.E. Friday afternoon and is now in life-threatening condition.
Calgary resident fights street-sweeping ticket, calls system 'cash grab'
A Bridlewood resident says he followed parking rules but still got fined $80 for returning to his street after the sweeper passed. City says the eight-hour ban exists because...
Safeworks site closing, addiction clinic to open at Beltline location
The supervised consumption site at Sheldon M. Chumir Health Centre shuts down June 30. Recovery Alberta will open a Rapid Access Addiction Medicine clinic at the same spot...
Police chase across Calgary ends in three arrests
Officers apprehended Adrienne Visser, Matthew Grouette, and Lane Zimmer after a stolen-vehicle pursuit that began in northeast Calgary and crossed the city.
Come From Away - Calgary
The Palace Theatre - Calgary
Woman killed in officer shooting was carrying knife
Police used projectile launcher, Taser, and rifle during June 21 confrontation on Deerfoot Trail. ASIRT investigating.
60K+ red light tickets issued since 2024
Calgary police have issued more than 60,000 red light runner tickets since 2024. The enforcement push continues as the city aims to cut intersection crashes.
St. Paul & The Broken Bones
Spruce Meadows
Kingdoom
Pawn Shop Live (formally known as Union Hall)
Pedestrian critically hurt in NE Calgary crash
A person struck by a work truck at McDougall Road and 9 Street N.E. was rushed to hospital with life-threatening injuries Friday.
Calgary's multi-sport fieldhouse moves toward detailed design
New renderings show three separate indoor facilities planned next to McMahon Stadium. City is seeking $80 million in federal funding.
Tree Hugger statue returns to Bow building
Jaume Plensa's Alberta's Dream statue is back in the Bow building after sitting empty since last fall. The Tree Hugger sculpture's return is a win for downtown art lovers.
Airdrie hosts first-ever Backyard Ultra on July 17
Runners complete a 6.7 km loop every hour until one person remains. Event takes place at Ed Eggerer Park starting at 9 a.m.
Calgary man charged in teen's fatal overdose
Steve Phillip Gilbert Collins, 40, faces manslaughter charge—the first of its kind in connection with an overdose death in Calgary.
Country Thunder Alberta
The Confluence
Pelicans spotted in Calgary wetlands
Someone posted about spotting pelicans in the city recently — if they're still around, sounds like a cool spot to take the kids to see them.
New disability employment system launching July 1 managed by multinational contractors
AKG Canada and Serco Canada will oversee Alberta's ADAP program with five minimum offices each in Edmonton and Calgary.
Mayor gets love from the city
Mayor says thanks for the support on the noise issue — and time to enjoy Stampede, back local businesses, and have a good time.
Four Calgarians named to Order of Canada
Visual artist Chris Cran, jazz dance leader Vicki Adams Willis, surgeon Janice Pasieka, and biochemist Jerry Wang receive the country's highest honour.
Country Thunder (3 Day Pass)
Fort Calgary
Someone drew Calgary from memory and the internet is here for it
A Redditor sketched Calgary from memory and posted the result. You can see exactly where they've memorized the roads and communities — solid detail in the south, less precision...
Pumphouse Park reopens with $3.6M upgrade in Sunalta
New swinging benches, pathways and water-themed art bring the beloved riverside space back to life for the city.
Bow River levels holding steady heading into the weekend
Both Bow River water meters are sitting in the green as of June 25, but rain's expected over the weekend. Fingers crossed they stay safe when the weather hits.
CBE facing $3.4B backlog as 124 schools exceed their lifespan
One-quarter of Calgary's public schools have surpassed their 50-year design life with no major modernization, board report shows.
Moose spotted just meters from Nose Creek pathway
Someone saw a moose just 3-4 meters off the Nose Creek pathway, just chilling and watching people pass. If you're running or biking there, keep your eyes open.
Mark Bluman wins Mission opening at Pan American show jumping tournament
Colombian rider captures 1.50m title at Spruce Meadows as the Pan American tournament kicks off through Sunday.
City testing autonomous mowers at two athletic parks this summer
Calgary is piloting robot grass cutters at Glenmore and Frank McCool to explore how the technology performs in real conditions.
Country Thunder Alberta - (3 Day Pass) with The Red Clay Strays, Kane Brown, Lainey Wilson
The Confluence
