Property assessments are hitting the mail for more than half a million Calgary properties. Most will see a decrease in value, especially after the June hailstorm.

It was another year of record-breaking disasters and crazy, dangerous weather from coast to coast, says Environment Canada's senior climatologist.

Councillor George Chahal’s hail relief notice of motion would see residents apply to have their 2020 property taxes deferred to Dec. 31, 2021 without penalty.

It has been four months since Calgary's devastating hailstorm left many homes in tatters, and still, tens of thousands of claims remain open.

The Insurance Bureau of Canada says the industry is working to process nearly 100,000 claims largely from four major Alberta events from April to August.

Some of the northeast Calgary residents whose homes suffered extensive damage in last month’s powerful hailstorm travelled to Edmonton on Wednesday to demand assistance from the provincial government.

City officials have 'serious concern' after finding 34 unlicensed contractors in hardest hit neighbourhoods