This, after Pride Toronto said the police were welcome to apply to be part of the festivities. Continue reading →

The 29-year-old victim, who had been at the Hacienda HealthCare facility since a near-drowning in 1992, gave birth to a boy on Dec. 29. Continue reading →

‘So I had my team hit out a lot of designers and a lot of them do not want to dress me because I’m too big. Literally, I’m too big,’ the ‘Meant To Be’ singer said. Continue reading →

The Canadian government is officially recognizing Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido as the country’s interim president, along with the Lima Group and the U.S. government. Continue reading →

Canada’s new food guide does away with food groups and serving sizes, in favour of more general recommendations on healthy eating. Continue reading →

The Alberta government is spending $1 million on a program at Calgary’s new central library to preserve Indigenous languages. Continue reading →

Court has heard that there was an altercation over a spilled drink involving team kicker Rene Paredes and his wife. The argument continued outside after the bar closed. Continue reading →

The paramedic suffered minor injuries in the incident, police said. Meanwhile, one person was arrested at a nearby home. Continue reading →

A wooded area around Richmond Road and Westhills Way near the Westhills Towne Centre has been cordoned off and is being guarded by police units. Continue reading →

Calgary (33-13-5) heads into the all-star break the No. 1 team in the NHL’s Western Conference six points up on the San Jose Sharks. Continue reading →

A fighter pilot has been fined $2,000 after pleading guilty at a court martial to flying his CF-18 jet too low during a training mission in which his wingman died in a crash. Continue reading →

Showing off everything from tube radios to streaming services, the Radio Lounge aims to educate people on the history of audio technology. Continue reading →

For those hoping to rent a place in Calgary, the competition is moving past just offering affordable prices.  Continue reading →

A Mainstreet Research survey of 893 Albertans showed that respondents favoured the UCP over the NDP by 25 per cent, but Premier Rachel Notley has made ground in their opinion. Continue reading →

The Alberta SPCA said Tuesday it had laid charges under Alberta’s Animal Protection Act against Patricia Lynn Moore and Ross Andrew Atkinson. Continue reading →

Kyle Morrow replied Tuesday that he is not doing media interviews, while Kenney’s staff have labelled his accusations false and politically motivated given that Morrow once ran for the Alberta Liberals. Continue reading →

Recent surveys in Calgary show attracting and growing business are priorities for both citizens and businesses. Continue reading →

Dozens of vehicles left Lamont and organizers expected more to join as the group looped around Edmonton’s Anthony Henday Tuesday morning as part of the “Stand Up Canada Yellow Vest Pipeline Rally” and truck convoy. Continue reading →

Alberta’s privacy commissioner was notified as were the 11 people whose health information was improperly viewed. Continue reading →

Lloyd Wesley Boudreau is charged with first-degree murder in the 2017 death of Michael Mountain and Mandi Boucher is charged with accessory to murder. Continue reading →

Blackfalds RCMP are investigating after a man allegedly collided his truck into a school bus then stole another vehicle at gunpoint. Continue reading →

The energy industry’s want list as Alberta politicians gear up for a spring election includes a doubling of the industry’s growth rate and support for six energy pipelines. Continue reading →

Environment Canada says low-pressure system will bring 10 to 20 cm of snow by Wednesday morning. Continue reading →