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Trial begins for Calgary police officer charged with aggravated assault
By Carolyn Kury de Castillo Reporter
A trial started on Monday for Calgary police officer Const. Trevor Lindsay, who was charged with aggravated assault stemming from a May 2015 arrest. Continue reading
‘She was an incredible mother’: Vigil honours murdered Calgary mom and daughter
A vigil for Jasmine Lovett, 25, and her 22-month-old daughter Aliyah Sanderson is scheduled for Sunday at a Cranston park. Continue reading
‘The need is great’: Calgary’s demand for assistance to pay utility bills grows
By Carolyn Kury de Castillo Reporter
A growing number of Albertans need help to pay their utility bills. Now that a provincial winter moratorium has been lifted, customers are starting to get disconnection notices. Continue reading
New biking event planned south of Calgary amid ‘growing tension’ between cyclists and drivers
A new cycling event being held in southern Alberta next month is expected to draw hundreds of cyclists to rural roads southwest of Calgary. Continue reading
Alberta parent receives cease-and-desist letter after raising concerns about combined classroom
A Calgary area mom has been served a cease-and-desist order by a law firm on behalf of the Foothills School Division. Continue reading
Calgary Muslim leaders say community is nervous as Ramadan starts
By Carolyn Kury de Castillo Reporter
Tens of thousands of Muslims in Calgary are observing the start of Ramadan Sunday night. Continue reading
Residents of northeast Calgary community frustrated with city after development goes ahead on golf course
The former Harvest Hills golf course in northeast Calgary is now home to a new housing development, despite years of lobbying by local residents. Continue reading
Hundreds gather at Alberta Federation of Labour convention in Calgary
By Carolyn Kury de Castillo Reporter
Labour groups are worried about jobs and wages under a new UCP government. Continue reading
Calgary tow truck operator says it will take a week to clear vehicles abandoned in storm
The spring snow storm in southern Alberta on Saturday made for some treacherous driving conditions. Highways throughout the area were shut down during the night with dozens of crashes. Continue reading
Calgary’s Sri Lankan community rallies around family who lost loved one in Easter Sunday blasts
Prayers were said for victims of the Sri Lankan attacks at Calgary churches on Easter Sunday. Continue reading
Okotoks toddler back home after surviving rare multiple-organ transplant
The family’s days are now filled with hospital visits and plenty of blood work, but they say every day at home is a gift. Continue reading
Calgary city councillor disappointed with continued delays in Eau Claire development
The city hosted an open house on Saturday, looking for input on a makeover of Calgary’s Eau Claire area. Continue reading
Calgary survivor recalls murder of his family as world marks 25th anniversary of Rwandan genocide
The barbaric images the Calgary man witnessed as a nine-year-old during the massacre’s start in 1994 still scar his memory. Continue reading
Calgary man’s death prompts family to issue warning about drug use
By Carolyn Kury de Castillo Reporter
The family of a Calgary man is speaking out to warn others about the dangers of using illegal drugs. Continue reading
Calgary’s downtown vacancy rate predicted to stay in 20% range into next decade
By Carolyn Kury de Castillo Reporter
Calgary’s downtown core and high vacancy rates were front and centre at city hall Monday. Continue reading