Jason Harron’s family speaks.

The Sheldon Kennedy Child Advocacy Centre has only been running for a month, and it’s already accepted over 150 referrals. The good news is, it’s now well-equipped to handle such sensitive situations. Continue reading →

A family requested a necropsy and private cremation after their beloved dog suddenly died. Instead, Rogue’s remains ended up in a mass cremation at the University of Calgary. Continue reading →

The Cave and Basin in Banff National Park is once again open to visitors, following a three-year, multi-million dollar transformation. Continue reading →

Officers responded to the 200 block of Evans Park Circle over the noon hour on Thursday, and found two people in serious medical distress. Continue reading →

Spencer West made his way from Edmonton to Calgary, using only his hands and wheelchair, all to raise money for international charity Free the Children. Continue reading →

While rain is expected to damper some plans this long weekend, it likely won’t stop everyone from heading out onto the city’s waterways which can be dangerous this time of year. Continue reading →

Calgarians awoke to a hike in gas prices Thursday morning, just ahead of the Victoria Day long weekend. Continue reading →

CALGARY – A Cochrane man convicted of killing five people when he smashed his cement truck into the back of their car more than five years ago is expected to be granted full parole at his final hearing before the National Parole Board, on Thursday. Continue reading →

Premier Christy Clark has already been involved in tense negotiations over the future of the Gateway Pipeline, and economists say those talks may now take on a more positive tone. Continue reading →