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The organization behind eight outdoor food banks around Calgary says demand is spiking as more people need help to put food on the table.

In recent years, the Calgary real estate market has seen a significant amount of investment from out-of-province buyers, particularly those in Ontario.

One of the men accused of plotting to kill RCMP officers at the Alberta border blockade last winter told investigators he believed “all police should die” and said protesters were prepared to “slit [officers’] throats,” newly released court documents reveal.

Several women are taking up key positions with the NHL and other men’s professional leagues. We speak with a play-by-play announcer, a skating coach and a player development specialist about their advice to the next generation of women hoping to break into the industry.

A Calgary man who was accused of beating his four-year-old stepdaughter has been sent back to trial after the Alberta Court of Appeal overturned his acquittal.

The future of Banff Fire Department’s rescue services along Highway 93 in Kootenay National Park is unclear. 

“Something’s gotta give,” says consultant who warns renters that the situation in Calgary is going to get worse. Chris Ollenberger says Canada needs to rethink how it encourages more housing supply.

For all the debate about what the Alberta Sovereignty Act would say about “sovereign” powers, nobody expected that the premier fancied giving herself the powers of a sovereign.

Jason Kenney, the former leader of the UCP who served as Alberta’s premier until last month, has announced he is resigning from his seat as the MLA for Calgary-Lougheed effective immediately.

Health officials are working on plans to redeploy staff, if needed, as Alberta Children’s Hospital struggles to keep up with ballooning demand.

Suncor Energy has decided to keep its Petro-Canada retail business, the company announced Tuesday, after a comprehensive review that included what it would mean to sell the operations.

TC Energy Corp. is expecting what it calls a “material increase” in the cost of its Coastal GasLink pipeline project.

A new $10 million shooting range for the Calgary Police Service will be built after council approved a budget which included funding for the project.

Statistics Canada announced Monday that farm cash receipts for Canadian farmers totalled $66.7 billion through the first three quarters of 2022, an increase of nearly 14 per cent over the same period last year. 

Matthew Tkachuk wore the fiery Flames logo on his chest. On the eve of his return to Calgary, he kept the rhetoric cool while answering questions about what playing against his old club means.

Matthew Tkachuk wore the fiery Flames logo on his chest. On the eve of his return to Calgary, he kept the rhetoric cool while answering questions about what playing against his old club means.

The Calgary businessman who financed Jeff Callaway’s kamikaze UCP leadership campaign in 2017 has successfully appealed one of his fines. 

More details have emerged surrounding an incident involving Coun. Sean Chu taking a picture of Mayor Jyoti Gondek’s license plate — and how the city dealt with it.

Health experts are concerned Alberta’s low flu vaccine uptake, particularly among vulnerable groups, could spell trouble as a harsh influenza season tightens its grip on the province.

The Banff housing crisis is in the middle of a seismic shift as pandemic restrictions lift and tourism sees a V-shaped bounce back to pre-COVID times. 

Police are looking for four suspects involved in a break-in to a Cochrane residence early Sunday morning and who left with the victim’s two cars and a bag of personal effects that included RCMP police identification.

The Canadian men’s soccer team was eliminated from World Cup contention on Sunday, but for people in Calgary gathered at the Genesis Centre to watch, the match inspired new dreams.

A union representing more than 500 workers at a Loblaw warehouse in Calgary accepted a deal with its employer hours before a lockout was set to begin on Friday.

A union representing more than 500 workers at a Loblaw warehouse in Calgary accepted a deal with its employer hours before a lockout was set to begin on Friday.

Women are far more likely to back NDP than UCP this year, while men are split. Poll numbers show how much leadership matters on this.

More than 100,000 Ukrainian refugees have already landed in Canada, many relying on strangers for help. In Calgary, Christy Turner invited a young woman to stay with her and discovered a new sense of hope and purpose.

Amid a surge of emergency department visits, the Alberta Children’s Hospital has added additional waiting space in the form of a heated trailer that will be used as an extra waiting area when the hospital’s emergency department is full.

An animal rescue group in Calgary is asking for donations to help cover the veterinary care for more than 90 cats that were surrendered after their hoarder owner died.

Canmore, Improvement District 9, the Municipal District of Bighorn, and the Town of Banff sent a letter asking the province to halt changes planned for victim services. 

Professors at the University of Lethbridge are excited to have students back on campus. But it has come with its challenges — lack of engagement and many students struggling to readjust. The faculty is bringing new solutions and changes to the campus.

The highway is a vital east-west link, and connector between Saskatchewan and B.C., south of the Trans-Canada Highway.

Former Alberta UCP leadership candidate Jeff Callaway says he will never run again if a Calgary judge quashes his $70,000 fine for illegal contributions to his kamikaze campaign.

After a week of budget deliberations at Calgary city hall, councillors have landed on the numbers that will guide spending in the city over the next four years.