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Alberta Metis vote to support Trans Mountain oil pipeline expansion through B.C. | Map identifies Calgary fairy homes, telegraph poles and forgotten barns | 2 bison bulls wander out of Banff National Park a week after being released | 'Guy on a Buffalo' saddles up for viral video fame on Kananaskis ranch

Share via: Facebook Twitter Forward CBC Calgary View Online Preferences Unsubscribe Questions / Feedback Alberta Metis vote to support Trans Mountain oil pipeline expansion through B.C. Tue, 14 Aug 2018 18:06:51 EDT Metis Nation of Alberta president Audrey Poitras says solid economic investment, including pipelines like the Trans Mountain, is the right way to go. Map identifies Calgary fairy homes, telegraph poles and forgotten barns Tue, 14 Aug 2018 19:58:04 EDT You might know where the nearest corner store or dental office is in your community — but what about those quirky and hidden gems? 2 bison bulls wander out of Banff National Park a week after being released Tue, 14 Aug 2018 18:05:47 EDT Parks Canada says two bison bulls have wandered out of Banff National Park — just a week after the herd became free-roaming animals. 'Guy on a Buffalo' saddles up for viral video fame on Kananaskis ranch Tue, 14 Aug 2018 15:20:56 EDT A rancher in Kananaskis Country is enjoying his new-found fame as viral videos of him riding a buffalo and fighting a cougar are being used by Alberta's tourism marketing agency. Calgary soon to install artsy manhole covers Changes needed in immigration process, says one Calgary advocate Fake priests target Alberta Catholics in email phishing scam Art appraisers on lookout for next dusty $481K Tom Thomson painting Canadian troops come to fight B.C. fires as some ask what took so long Banff, Jasper and Calgary record highest temperature increases: study Regional transit projects priority for new Alberta funding program German tourist shot near Calgary shows signs of severe, life-changing injuries The $1B Calgary megaproject you don't know about Pakistani flag flies at Calgary city hall to celebrate Independence Day Alberta RCMP change alarm response policy to free up resources CBC Calgary You received this email at brothermike...@googlegroups.com because you opted-in. Modify your subscription preferences To unsubscribe only from CBC Calgary click here View this email in your browser here Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 250 Front St. W, Toronto, Ontario M5V 3G5, Canada For all other request and inquiries contact us here cbc.radio-canada.ca | cbc.ca | radio-canada.ca

                         

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Speedball 2.0: Some Calgary drug users mixing fentanyl with meth to stay alert and safe | Wildfire smoke prompts Calgary Zoo to move some animals indoors | Smokepocalypse: Hazy Calgary in pictures | 4-year-old boy attacked by cougar on family fishing trip near Fernie

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Speedball 2.0: Some Calgary drug users mixing fentanyl with meth to stay alert and safe Wed, 15 Aug 2018 19:00:00 EDT Some people using street drugs in Calgary are mixing fentanyl and methamphetamine and it's about being awake and safe, experts tell CBC News.

Wildfire smoke prompts Calgary Zoo to move some animals indoors Wed, 15 Aug 2018 19:50:57 EDT Smoke blown in from hundreds of wildfires burning in British Columbia prompted a special air quality advisory for the Calgary area and made it dangerous for some of the zoo's animals to be outdoors.

Smokepocalypse: Hazy Calgary in pictures Wed, 15 Aug 2018 15:29:26 EDT It's been a dark and dreary day in our normally scenic city. Here are some Calgary views you may have missed.

4-year-old boy attacked by cougar on family fishing trip near Fernie Wed, 15 Aug 2018 12:25:56 EDT A four-year-old boy from Fernie, B.C., is recovering from what officials are describing as an unprovoked cougar attack on a family fishing trip over the weekend.

Judge reopens preliminary hearing for Calgary couple charged in grandson's death Piikani Nation elder loving the privacy of her very own home Nexen reports 270,000-litre pipeline spill of produced water in northern Alberta Boy dies after being struck by payloader on southern Alberta ranch Don't drink and boat, say RCMP, after stranded trio rescued from Alberta reservoir Edmontonians peeved at being snubbed while Calgary ranked as one of world's most livable cities Delightfully fresh seafood ceviche perfect dish for light summer supper Drugs, cash and a baby seized by Calgary police in two raids Alberta Securities Commission panel denies order against short-seller Cohodes Here's what British Columbians are facing under a blanket of smoke and blazing wildfires Calgary beer lover downs pints to get to his 20,000th unique brew

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Ministry contacting WestJet over outing of transgender passenger | Driver who killed Calgary chef, filmmaker must 'tell his story' and spend 1 month in jail | Alberta adds 406 seats to train students in face of projected tech worker shortage | Motive still unclear in highway shooting of German tourist

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Ministry contacting WestJet over outing of transgender passenger Thu, 16 Aug 2018 18:21:19 EDT Transportation Minister Marc Garneau has instructed his staff to contact WestJet after a passenger said one of the airline's gate agents outed her as a transgender woman to other passengers on her flight.

Driver who killed Calgary chef, filmmaker must 'tell his story' and spend 1 month in jail Thu, 16 Aug 2018 18:58:53 EDT A Calgary judge appeared to get emotional when trying to decide on a fit sentence for Nicholas Miklic, a young man who drove carelessly, killing a local chef and an up-and-coming filmmaker.

Alberta adds 406 seats to train students in face of projected tech worker shortage Thu, 16 Aug 2018 19:53:59 EDT Hundreds more Alberta students will be able to study in tech-related fields this year, after the province announced it was adding 406 additional seats at post-secondary schools.

Motive still unclear in highway shooting of German tourist Thu, 16 Aug 2018 14:22:38 EDT The 60-year-old victim, whose name has not been released, was driving from Banff National Park on Aug. 2 with his wife, son and son's girlfriend when he was shot near the Morley rodeo grounds, about 55 kilometres west of Calgary.

Calgary MP mourns newborn daughter's death from genetic disorder NEB allows Trans Mountain to begin construction on parts of pipeline expansion Fake facial hair, K-pop & farm days: Calgary entertainment this weekend Lethbridge mom conditionally discharged after she left child in freezing car Calgary mom of terminally ill boy urges empathy in neighbourhood parking spat Province reaches tentative deal with 23,000 AUPE members, details a secret Alberta teen charged with impaired driving after car hits fence, 7-11, police car No raining on parades: Calgary Steampunks about comfort-zone smashing and inclusivity Calgary Hotel Association calls for regulations on short-term rentals 'Abuse' found at Calgary nursing home after 97-year-old woman broke leg when dropped Calgary Drop-In Centre names Sandra Clarkson as executive director

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Bison destroyed after wandering out of Banff National Park | Calgary judge recuses herself over connection to millionaire accused of harassment | Calgary man pleads guilty, admits to dropping murder victim's phone in acid | Unofficial trail in 'secret cave' area of Johnston Canyon closed by Parks Canada to protect unique birds

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Bison destroyed after wandering out of Banff National Park Fri, 17 Aug 2018 21:09:31 EDT One of two bison that wandered out of Banff National Park earlier this month has been destroyed.

Calgary judge recuses herself over connection to millionaire accused of harassment Fri, 17 Aug 2018 19:17:30 EDT Just two weeks before she was to begin hearing a case involving three people accused of stalking and harassing a Calgary mother, the assigned judge has recused herself because of a connection between one of her family members and one of the accused.

Calgary man pleads guilty, admits to dropping murder victim's phone in acid Fri, 17 Aug 2018 17:54:58 EDT After he was shot outside of his home in the northeast community of Marlborough Park, Tyler Sanderson stumbled to the back steps of his house and collapsed, court heard Friday as one of the men involved in the victim's death pleaded guilty.

Unofficial trail in 'secret cave' area of Johnston Canyon closed by Parks Canada to protect unique birds Fri, 17 Aug 2018 17:09:21 EDT In an effort to entice a unique bird population back to Johnston Canyon in Banff National Park, Parks Canada has closed a popular — but unofficial — trail.

'No ifs, ands or buts': Calgary judge warns trial going ahead for couple accused in son's death Banff's Sunshine ski resort upset with proposed guidelines from Parks Canada Calgary 2026 CEO won't get bonuses based on successful Olympic bid Teen who lost parents to suicide and drug overdose pushes politicians to "step up and do better" on mental health UCP nomination candidate who shared post against same-sex marriage allowed to run Kimberley, B.C., under evacuation alert as winds fuel nearby wildfires Ian Tyson cancels appearance due to 'unexpected and serious medical situation' Canada's purchase of Trans Mountain clears major U.S. hurdle Rise in inflation rate could lead to interest rake hike, ATB chief economist warns Smoke from raging B.C. fires seen from space by NASA satellite How to spot signs of possible abuse in your loved one's seniors home

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2nd bison recaptured and relocated to Waterton, as calls increase for wildlife designation | Pooch massage therapy beneficial but should be certified, says doggy daycare owner | PACs must disclose donors even after cancelling registration with Elections Alberta | RV-sharing website keeps Alberta couple who created it too busy to camp

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2nd bison recaptured and relocated to Waterton, as calls increase for wildlife designation Mon, 20 Aug 2018 20:40:53 EDT Wild plains bison have not been properly designated by either the federal or provincial government since the species was introduced to Banff National Park in 2017, says the Alberta Wilderness Association

Pooch massage therapy beneficial but should be certified, says doggy daycare owner Mon, 20 Aug 2018 19:17:31 EDT Dogs can benefit in many ways from a good massage, but a Calgary doggy daycare owner says Canada needs to step up in the certification game.

PACs must disclose donors even after cancelling registration with Elections Alberta Mon, 20 Aug 2018 21:01:00 EDT Political action committees or PACs still have to disclose their donors to Elections Alberta even if they deregister as third-party political advertisers, officials say.

RV-sharing website keeps Alberta couple who created it too busy to camp Mon, 20 Aug 2018 16:21:30 EDT Chad and Cherie Ball may be looking for a vacation after a summer of matching wanna-be campers with RV rentals. Their RV-sharing business is keeping them too busy to camp themselves.

TransCanada moves to condemn South Dakota land Man smashes $3,000 Calgary Transit bus door after continually pulling stop cord 'Pretty savage' magpie removed from store, customer hailed as hero 'Mountains don't discriminate': Climber's death underscores scrambling danger Body found near train tracks in Cochrane Air quality plummets across B.C. due to wildfires but cold front expected Wednesday Fire rips through northwest Calgary home Calgary hits 100 million kg of compost a year through green cart pickup Calgary could record its smokiest year ever by Monday evening Canmore suggests hosting Olympic Village to alleviate housing crunch Calgary community tests traffic-calming polka dots

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Council nears final Olympic bid off-ramp as many questions linger for Calgary | She used to get spit on at the bus stop, now she's fighting back with a new book | Calgary man's murder plan included GPS tracker on ex-wife's car, borrowed shotgun | Former PC turned NDP cabinet minister Sandra Jansen to run again in 2019

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Council nears final Olympic bid off-ramp as many questions linger for Calgary Tue, 21 Aug 2018 21:28:27 EDT Calgary city councillors are gearing up for their final off-ramp in the debate over whether Calgary should or shouldn't bid on the 2026 Olympic Games.

She used to get spit on at the bus stop, now she's fighting back with a new book Tue, 21 Aug 2018 19:53:00 EDT A Calgary writer, artist, teacher and activist is challenging people to think twice before acting on prejudices and stereotypes of gender and masculinity.

Calgary man's murder plan included GPS tracker on ex-wife's car, borrowed shotgun Tue, 21 Aug 2018 14:21:36 EDT Keith Harkes thought he had perfectly planned the murder of his ex-wife: he practised loading a shotgun, placed a GPS tracking device on her car, learned her routines and picked a day to follow her home.

Former PC turned NDP cabinet minister Sandra Jansen to run again in 2019 Tue, 21 Aug 2018 17:14:39 EDT Alberta Infrastructure Minister Sandra Jansen intends to run for the NDP in her riding of Calgary-North West in next year's provincial election.

Bison now protected on strip of public land adjacent to Banff National Park Man wanted on 43 warrants linked to serious domestic incidents Moms' getaway turns nightmarish when bedbugs feast on woman in southeast Calgary hotel Scientists slowly cast light on celestial mystery known as Steve Savoury pairing of grilled eggplant dip and lagana a fun foray into Greek cuisine Man, 25, killed when truck rolls near Rocky Mountain House Alberta's streamlined regulatory regime saves energy industry $140M, minister says Flames add forward depth with Anthony Peluso signing Deadly south India floods push Calgary Malayalees to cancel festival Court adjourns case for accused in Humboldt Broncos crash Regina bus company hopes to start servicing Greyhound routes across Western Canada

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Inspectors don't know what caused this 4-year-old Calgary bridge to crack | Calgary chef, son killed after their vehicle hits moose in northern Ontario | Documentary filmmaker explores Alberta history through Indigenous stories | Judge says she's too emotional, postpones sentencing for repeat animal abuser

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Inspectors don't know what caused this 4-year-old Calgary bridge to crack Wed, 22 Aug 2018 21:22:04 EDT The closure of a relatively new, downtown Calgary pedestrian bridge has been extended after a 10- to 15-centimetre crack was found.

Calgary chef, son killed after their vehicle hits moose in northern Ontario Wed, 22 Aug 2018 19:07:05 EDT A Calgary chef and his son have been killed, and his wife and daughter remain in critical condition, after their vehicle struck a moose in northern Ontario on the weekend.

Documentary filmmaker explores Alberta history through Indigenous stories Wed, 22 Aug 2018 16:03:50 EDT A Calgary-based documentary filmmaker says he’s drawn to Indigenous stories because he wants to better understand the history of his chosen province.

Judge says she's too emotional, postpones sentencing for repeat animal abuser Wed, 22 Aug 2018 18:37:01 EDT Convicted animal abuser Catherine Adams' sentencing was postponed Wednesday, after the judge said she was too emotional to sentence someone who showed an "astonishing lack of reasoning ability" and was "not taking this process seriously."

Wildfire smoke is likely clogging up your car's cabin air filter Alberta city asks residents to harvest the fruit trees they asked for Calgary's giant Rubik's cube could set Guinness World Record Opioid task force sounds alarm as fentanyl shows up in the Bow Valley Embedded at a Boler convention: The iconic trailer and the people who love them Alberta victim of fatal N.W.T. plane crash identified Huge Lebanese family of 1,000 celebrates Eid al-Adha in Calgary park Crude-by-rail exports set record in June, surpass 200,000 barrels per day Calgary's air quality rockets up to high risk again, as B.C. wildfire smoke drifts east Most wanted deadbeat dad in U.S. gets 24 months in jail after arrest near Calgary Alberta man who fought to raise profile of stem cell donors too ill to undergo treatment

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Cochrane closes park after jogger runs past bear on pathway | City closes Centre Street Bridge's lower deck to build flood barrier | Calgary water park reopens after being plagued by closures | Women from Lethbridge Pronghorns university hockey team file lawsuit

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Cochrane closes park after jogger runs past bear on pathway Thu, 23 Aug 2018 20:48:32 EDT The Town of Cochrane has closed a park along the Bow River after a bear was spotted ambling along a pathway Thursday.

City closes Centre Street Bridge's lower deck to build flood barrier Thu, 23 Aug 2018 21:09:30 EDT The lower deck of the Centre Street Bridge is being closed to all motor vehicle, bicycle and foot traffic for about three weeks, starting Friday morning.

Calgary water park reopens after being plagued by closures Thu, 23 Aug 2018 19:41:08 EDT First it was rough gravel that cut children's feet, then issues with chlorine levels, then a problem leak — but now a northeast Calgary water park has finally reopened, with just a few weeks of summer left.

Women from Lethbridge Pronghorns university hockey team file lawsuit Thu, 23 Aug 2018 19:43:59 EDT Four players from the University of Lethbridge women's hockey team are suing the school, its sports director and the team's coach.

Albertans out $1.5M to scams so far in 2018, more than all of last year, data shows Bret Hart named Courageous Chief in special Indigenous ceremony Change in the weather expected for fire-ridden B.C. this weekend As hurricane bears down on Hawaii, vacationing Albertans hunker down

Inspectors don't know what caused this 4-year-old Calgary bridge to crack

Alberta 'batting a thousand,' Notley says as Supreme Court dismisses Burnaby's bid to block Trans Mountain MP Maxime Bernier quits 'morally corrupt' Conservatives, plans to start new party

Calgary chef, son killed after their vehicle hits moose in northern Ontario

For first time, Alberta enumerators collect information on 16-, 17-year-olds RCMP and civilian searchers scour Hinton area for woman who disappeared in 2006

Alberta city asks residents to harvest the fruit trees they asked for

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Outrage climbs as video of huge rocks thrown from Mount Rundle surfaces | Déjà vu for Waterton residents as huge U.S. wildfire threatens park | Alberta conservatives admonish, praise, Maxime Bernier | Greater rhea chicks hatch at Calgary Zoo for 1st time ever

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Outrage climbs as video of huge rocks thrown from Mount Rundle surfaces Fri, 24 Aug 2018 19:39:29 EDT A social video of two people throwing huge rock chunks off Mount Rundle near Canmore, potentially putting climbers and hikers at risk of injury, is drawing outrage and calls for better signage.

Déjà vu for Waterton residents as huge U.S. wildfire threatens park Fri, 24 Aug 2018 08:29:56 EDT People in Waterton Lakes National Park in southwestern Alberta have an unpleasant jolt of déjà vu after being put on evacuation alert due to a huge wildfire raging out of control just south of the border — almost exactly a year after a devastating blaze swept through much of the park.

Alberta conservatives admonish, praise, Maxime Bernier Fri, 24 Aug 2018 18:58:52 EDT The party machine was quick to pounce on the onetime leadership candidate, but there's a vein of conservatives in the province — where Bernier was popular during his leadership run — who thinks the problem lies more with the current party.

Greater rhea chicks hatch at Calgary Zoo for 1st time ever Fri, 24 Aug 2018 19:14:27 EDT Calgary Zoo welcomed two tiny new residents this month.

Seedy hotel transformed into nvrlnd — touring a new creative hub in Calgary Boy's fractured skull after police interaction spurs investigation by watchdog Accused double murderer Edward Downey taken to Calgary hospital in 'life-threatening condition' Alberta's slowly recovering economy a challenge for many, ATB report says Wildfire smoke darkens skies over Calgary Eid, Carifest, Pride & a lot more: Calgary entertainment this weekend Otahpiaaki Fashion Week seeks Indigenous recipes for Instagram collection

Cochrane closes park after jogger runs past bear on pathway

City closes Centre Street Bridge's lower deck to build flood barrier

Advocate says city's poor pathway detours a sign we're not 'there yet'

Calgary water park reopens after being plagued by closures

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2 hikers injured in Kananaskis bear attack | WWII veteran, Dunkirk survivor Ken Sturdy dies at 98 | Police investigating alleged attack on journalist in northeast Calgary | Calgary cook digs ditch weed with mild taste similar to spinach

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2 hikers injured in Kananaskis bear attack Mon, 27 Aug 2018 20:16:13 EDT Conservation officers in southern Alberta say a bear attack in Kananaskis Country west of Calgary has left two people injured and resulted in a closure for a large area.

WWII veteran, Dunkirk survivor Ken Sturdy dies at 98 Mon, 27 Aug 2018 20:12:32 EDT Ken Sturdy was just 20 and training as a signalman in the Royal Navy in 1940 when he heard a message go out over the radio asking for able-bodied men to help get survivors on the boats at Dunkirk.

Police investigating alleged attack on journalist in northeast Calgary Mon, 27 Aug 2018 19:59:27 EDT Calgary Police say they are investigating an alleged attack last week at an event in northeast Calgary that the victim claims was politically motivated.

Calgary cook digs ditch weed with mild taste similar to spinach Mon, 27 Aug 2018 21:00:00 EDT Swati Fernando grew up cooking with and eating lamb's quarter, a flowering, leafy green plant. In her birth country of India, it's sold in grocery stores. Here in Alberta, it's typically pulled and tossed in the compost.

Find out about Calgary's gay history as Pride Week continues Trans Mountain pipeline construction underway with feds footing the bill Liberals approve first saliva screening roadside test for marijuana WestJet launches AI-powered chatbot named Juliet to help manage your trip This contractor scammed clients out of $275,000 — but won't spend more than 22 days in jail Brooke Henderson adds another skill to expanding toolbox Winter is coming: Snow hits in mountains west of Calgary Transgender kids and their families top of mind this Calgary Pride Full-time Calgary prosecutor made extra $111K after claiming full-time hours for unrelated tribunal work Police chief vacancies in Alberta an opportunity for women, justice minister says Fraud, theft charges laid against man who raised $200G from investors in Red Deer

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Calgary International Film Festival lineup unveiled | 16-year-old boy charged in shooting of German tourist near Calgary | Alberta implements new 911 standards for answering calls | Bear attack prompts warning to carry spray, avoid certain trails

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Calgary International Film Festival lineup unveiled Tue, 28 Aug 2018 21:14:12 EDT A total of 178 films will be screened at this year's festival, held at the Globe Theatre and Cineplex Eau Claire.

16-year-old boy charged in shooting of German tourist near Calgary Tue, 28 Aug 2018 13:30:17 EDT Alberta police have arrested a 16-year-old boy and charged him with attempted murder in the shooting of a German tourist earlier this month.

Alberta implements new 911 standards for answering calls Tue, 28 Aug 2018 13:30:47 EDT The Alberta government has established new provincial standards applying to how 911 emergency calls are dealt with in the critical first few minutes.

Bear attack prompts warning to carry spray, avoid certain trails Tue, 28 Aug 2018 18:33:43 EDT A surprise attack on two hikers over the weekend has prompted trail closures and warnings to keep bear spray on hand.

Café crawling through Calgary's coffee scene Alberta Conservative pushed N.L. delegates' divisive birthright motion at convention Calgary girl playing in blanket fort paralyzed by broken glass Imperial Oil vows to employ oilsands technology to cut GHG intensity by 10% Canmore deemed least affordable housing market in Alberta, Fort McMurray the most Ex-NHLer Shane Doan to serve as pallbearer at Senator John McCain's memorial service Enmax envisions solar-powered skyscrapers that feed the grid Charge for parking in Banff National Park to cut down on vehicles, ex-superintendent suggests Alberta accounted for 97% of federal income tax decline during recession's height

Police investigating alleged attack on journalist in northeast Calgary

Alberta's only NDP MP not seeking re-election in 2019

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Students fly in 'Vomit Comet' to test 3D-printing tools with recycled astronaut poo | Federal clean fuel standard will put Alberta at 'competitive disadvantage': industry expert | Accused double murderer Edward Downey released from hospital after suicide attempt | Lack of emergency procedures contributed to Fernie arena deaths: WorkSafeBC

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Students fly in 'Vomit Comet' to test 3D-printing tools with recycled astronaut poo Wed, 29 Aug 2018 20:35:05 EDT Alina Kunitskaya, and Sam Wilton-Clark are working on turning feces into tools for astronauts as a way of reducing the amount of equipment they'd need to carry for a colonization of Mars.

Federal clean fuel standard will put Alberta at 'competitive disadvantage': industry expert Wed, 29 Aug 2018 19:12:25 EDT Ottawa's proposed clean fuel standard could force Alberta's oil and gas sector to face hurdles their competitors don't have to deal with, according to an industry expert.

Accused double murderer Edward Downey released from hospital after suicide attempt Wed, 29 Aug 2018 16:03:49 EDT Accused double murderer Edward Downey was back in court Wednesday following a suicide attempt at the Calgary Remand Centre last week.

Lack of emergency procedures contributed to Fernie arena deaths: WorkSafeBC Wed, 29 Aug 2018 20:02:41 EDT A WorkSafeBC report into an ammonia leak which killed three workers at a Fernie hockey rink says the city's lack of emergency procedures led to the tragedy.

Chicken on the Way offers 60 per cent off to mark 60 years in Calgary Judge grants no contact order against Calgary man accused of killing girlfriend, mother and stepfather Canada has a trump card to play in free trade talks — and it's one that could be a win for consumers Trans Mountain's fate could be settled by Appeal Court ruling on First Nations consultation: experts Breakfast stew, popcorn chicken and waffles make for hearty brunches Vaccine schedule for HPV, Hep B to switch to 2 doses in Grade 6 Record spending at Alberta bars, restaurants reflects consumer confidence, ATB Financial says Calgary police hate crime unit investigating assault of same-sex couple in Beltline Alberta, oilpatch begin public fight with federal government over new fuel regulation Parks Canada starts work to save 2nd highest structure in Canada Crowchild bridge pedestrian crossing on track to reopen this fall

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Premier Rachel Notley pulls Alberta out of federal climate plan over Trans Mountain ruling | Calgary police officer charged with impaired driving | Calgarians strike a pose for vogue ball competition at Cowboys | Calgary police search for victim's car after serious assault leaves man in life-threatening condition

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Premier Rachel Notley pulls Alberta out of federal climate plan over Trans Mountain ruling Thu, 30 Aug 2018 15:34:45 EDT In a dramatic announcement Thursday evening, Premier Rachel Notley said she is pulling Alberta out of the national climate-change plan to protest a federal court ruling that quashed plans to expand the Trans Mountain pipeline.

Calgary police officer charged with impaired driving Thu, 30 Aug 2018 18:29:24 EDT Calgary police have charged an off-duty officer with impaired driving after she was stopped at checkstop Wednesday evening.

Calgarians strike a pose for vogue ball competition at Cowboys Thu, 30 Aug 2018 18:30:00 EDT The vogue ball runway competition provides a safe place for members and allies of the LGBTQ community to celebrate each other as they strut their stuff.

Calgary police search for victim's car after serious assault leaves man in life-threatening condition Thu, 30 Aug 2018 19:20:53 EDT Calgary police are asking the public for help finding the car of a man who was violently assaulted in the southeast community of Dover on Thursday.

Alberta boy with autism made honorary manager of car wash 'he just loves' Trans Mountain pipeline ruling strikes 'devastating' blow to Canada's global reputation, energy sector warns Festivals, murals, Calgary Pride and more: Calgary entertainment this weekend RCMP, sheriffs implore Albertans to drive safe over Labour Day long weekend Calgary police find $70,000 worth of stolen bikes in garage Cool weather means fire bans lifted in Banff, Yoho and Kootenay national parks Calgary home certified as Alberta's 1st 'passive house' 'The business model doesn't work terribly well anymore': Morgan's Pub to close after long weekend Alberta pulling out of federal climate change plan until pipeline construction resumes With project in doubt, Kinder Morgan shareholders vote to sell Trans Mountain pipeline to Ottawa Ex-employees at Canadian Forces bases charged in thefts, fraud totalling $160,000

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Alberta firefighters donate gear to support new fire department in rural Chile | Rapist who left pregnant woman for dead in Banff denied parole | With evacuation alert lifted, businesses in Waterton hope visitor numbers will lift too | Car smashes into Alberta house, driver seriously hurt

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Alberta firefighters donate gear to support new fire department in rural Chile Fri, 31 Aug 2018 20:49:01 EDT The small, farming community of San Juan de la Costa has about 10,000 residents — and until recently, no fire department. Firefighters in Alberta are sending their old gear to help the new department get its feet.

Rapist who left pregnant woman for dead in Banff denied parole Fri, 31 Aug 2018 19:18:21 EDT Weeks after he threatened to kill a female corrections officer., one of the province's most dangerous, violent rapists who left a pregnant woman in a vegetative state has been deemed too dangerous for any form of parole.

With evacuation alert lifted, businesses in Waterton hope visitor numbers will lift too Fri, 31 Aug 2018 20:22:58 EDT An evacuation alert was lifted Aug. 27, but businesses in the Waterton townsite are still seeing a drop in bookings.

Car smashes into Alberta house, driver seriously hurt Fri, 31 Aug 2018 15:30:06 EDT A 70-year-old woman was seriously injured on Thursday when her car veered off a road in southern Alberta — went through a ditch, some trees and into a house.

Mural festival looks to transform Beltline neighbourhoods Open and closed: Labour Day weekend in Calgary and Banff Trudeau committed to building Trans Mountain despite new legal challenges Man dies after being shot by police in hours-long saga that started at Calgary gym Long weekend road closures in Calgary: What you need to know Court's refusal to hear benefits lawsuit a 'slap in the face,' says Alberta veteran Don't dig Trans Mountain's grave just yet Canadian Rod Spittle enjoys strong start at Champions Tour in Calgary Freeland calls for 'flexibility' as NAFTA talks break for weekend Black bear in northwest Calgary neighbourhood prompts police warning Calgary hospital 1st in Canada to help patients escape wound pain with virtual reality

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Cover your plants: Frost advisory issued for many parts of Alberta | Calgary motorcycle racer killed after track crash south of Edmonton | 'Destroying' homeless camps not a solution to mismanaged problem, says Inglewood resident | Stamps sneak past Eskimos for 7th straight Labour Day win

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Cover your plants: Frost advisory issued for many parts of Alberta Mon, 3 Sep 2018 19:35:25 EDT While it's technically still summer, it should come as no surprise to any true Albertan that a frost advisory has been issued for much of the central and northern parts of the province.

Calgary motorcycle racer killed after track crash south of Edmonton Mon, 3 Sep 2018 14:59:59 EDT A motorcycle racer who died after crashing his bike Sunday afternoon south of Edmonton is being remembered as a skilled athlete and a charismatic friend.

'Destroying' homeless camps not a solution to mismanaged problem, says Inglewood resident Mon, 3 Sep 2018 13:54:05 EDT A homeless camp in Inglewood was taken down last week, but not by bylaw officers — leading to concerns for one resident who is calling for more compassion.

Stamps sneak past Eskimos for 7th straight Labour Day win Mon, 3 Sep 2018 18:07:20 EDT The Calgary Stampeders kept their string of Labour Day wins alive with a 23-20 victory over the Edmonton Eskimos on Monday.

You can ride a driverless shuttle for free in Calgary starting Saturday Crews to rip up 17th Avenue S.W. again as $44M makeover resumes after Labour Day Arrest warrant issued for Calgary arsonist missing in B.C. The end of Trans Mountain may actually hurt the environment, argues consultant Karaoke crooners off to Finland after Canadian championship wins in Calgary Foo Fighters postpone Edmonton, Calgary shows due to illness Temporary repairs allow cracked bridge connecting Bridgeland to East Village to reopen early 'We don't want to forget them': Seniors gather to fight loneliness in N.E. Calgary New coverage of HIV prevention drug a 'game changer,' sexual health advocates say LGBTQ youth lead the celebration at 2018 Calgary Pride Parade Archeologists dig into Alberta's past at Bar U Ranch slaughterhouse

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Calgarians to get more details on Olympic bid next week | Calgary widow forgives remorseful drunk driver who killed her husband | Calgary restaurant sours over delivery service after $4,000 in payments delayed | Service cuts coming for Calgary as budget process starts

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Calgarians to get more details on Olympic bid next week Tue, 4 Sep 2018 20:45:04 EDT Ahead of a vote on whether to continue work on a 2026 Olympic bid, city council will discuss updated cost and venue plan for the bid. But how much the federal and provincial governments are willing to pay won't be revealed yet.

Calgary widow forgives remorseful drunk driver who killed her husband Tue, 4 Sep 2018 17:43:33 EDT Though Alexander Soop killed her husband, left her with permanent injuries and "destroyed" her life, Jayne Holmes stood in a Calgary courtroom on Tuesday and told Soop she's forgiven him.

Calgary restaurant sours over delivery service after $4,000 in payments delayed Tue, 4 Sep 2018 19:19:46 EDT A Calgary restaurant has taken to social media to express distaste over how a delivery service handled outstanding payments, and while Uber Eats says the problem has been resolved, it's now "off the menu" as far as the eatery is concerned.

Service cuts coming for Calgary as budget process starts Tue, 4 Sep 2018 18:05:43 EDT City manager Jeff Fielding told councillors he wants more information on what will and will not be included in that budget plan, which calls for a tax increase of 3.5 per cent or less.

Everything cookies, coriander chutney sandwiches shake up back-to-school lunches 'Utterly outrageous': Liberals shoot down opposition bid to force ministers to lay out pipeline plan 30 km/h could be new default speed limit in Calgary New Calgary Eyeopener restaurant reviewer ready to dig into eating experiences Canadian oilpatch rules could cut global emissions, study concludes Teen accused of shooting German tourist makes court appearance Tim Hortons owner strips disgruntled Lethbridge franchisee of his licence 'Everybody gets butterflies': Thousands of students, teachers return to school in Calgary Man arrested for serious assault in southeast Calgary Savvy Calgary senior outsmarts scammers in sophisticated phone scheme Managing student stress heading back to school is key, expert says

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Calgary tattoo shop covers up 'worst of the worst' body art in Facebook contest | Will love blossom for this Alberta farmer on a Belgian reality show? | Two Calgary teens arrested in Halifax for murder of missing man | Trudeau considering an appeal or legislation to end Trans Mountain impasse

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Calgary tattoo shop covers up 'worst of the worst' body art in Facebook contest Wed, 5 Sep 2018 21:00:00 EDT As the owner of Calgary's Immaculate Concept Tattoo, Steve Peace ran a contest to rid the world of at least a few terrible ink jobs.

Will love blossom for this Alberta farmer on a Belgian reality show? Wed, 5 Sep 2018 20:00:00 EDT This fall, Bjorn Bonjean will star in a reality television show that's kind of like a Belgian edition of The Bachelor.

Two Calgary teens arrested in Halifax for murder of missing man Wed, 5 Sep 2018 16:31:29 EDT Two Calgary teenagers have been charged with murder after the body of a missing man was discovered.

Trudeau considering an appeal or legislation to end Trans Mountain impasse Wed, 5 Sep 2018 15:05:13 EDT A week after the Federal Court of Appeal quashed cabinet approval of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Wednesday his government is looking at all options to get construction back on track — including an appeal of the ruling and legislation.

'I forgive you,' mother of torture victim tells killer a decade after murder Crescent Point Energy cuts 17% of workforce, plans to reduce debt by $1 billion Drumheller dinosaur statues need saving after slight 'mass extinction,' group says Property management company that gave rapist keys to dozens of apartments refuses to compensate victim Albertans fret over debt as consumer insolvency rate spikes 14% Flames get early start in preparation for pre-season China trip New concussion guidelines for children could change practices worldwide, says U of C expert Calgary restaurant sours on Uber Eats delivery service after $4,000 in payments delayed Milky Way and 3 planets: We're in peak stargazing season, says Calgary author The Trans Mountain blame game and why we should get ready for Premier Jason Kenney 'It was,' Alberta premier says of meeting with Trudeau over Trans Mountain

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Pro-Olympics group calls estimated $5.8B cost for Calgary 2026 'acceptable' | Calgary woman says she felt racially profiled at a Calgary Co-op | 2 men taken to hospital after garage explosion in Airdrie, Alta. | Notley stresses 'urgency' of resolving Trans Mountain delays

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Pro-Olympics group calls estimated $5.8B cost for Calgary 2026 'acceptable' Thu, 6 Sep 2018 20:16:40 EDT The group lobbying Calgarians to support a 2026 Olympic bid has released figure showing the event could cost $5.8 billion. But it says the city's share of that cost — $500 million — makes it worthwhile to pursue a bid.

Calgary woman says she felt racially profiled at a Calgary Co-op Thu, 6 Sep 2018 14:24:01 EDT A black woman believes she was racially profiled and followed through a Calgary Co-op by an undercover loss prevention worker while shopping on the weekend.

2 men taken to hospital after garage explosion in Airdrie, Alta. Thu, 6 Sep 2018 18:50:11 EDT RCMP and fire crews are asking the public to steer clear of an Airdrie street after a garage exploded Thursday.

Notley stresses 'urgency' of resolving Trans Mountain delays Thu, 6 Sep 2018 17:04:30 EDT One day after a visibly frosty photo opportunity with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Alberta Premier Rachel Notley spoke in Calgary about the urgent need for federal action on the currently stalled Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.

Police search for masked man who fired imitation hand gun in Calgary bank Man behind CanadaCreep Twitter account pleads guilty to voyeurism for up-skirt videos Northeast Calgary residents petition city to fix 'frightening' intersection Police seek evidence that Calgary girl was physically abused before death Calgary Farmers' Market unveils plan for 2nd location in city's northwest Some panhandlers drawn to suburbs, where they can rake in hundreds in hours Ford recalls almost 340,000 F-150s in Canada for seatbelt fire risk 'Social media hates motherhood': Facebook, Instagram delete portraits of moms, photographers say Calgary metal detectorist seeks owner after digging up gold ring inscribed 'Audrie' 6 Indigenous artists to create installations for Calgary's new central library Water main repair job disrupts traffic at Heritage Drive and 14th Street S.W.

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Victims' families say killer Matthew de Grood should never be released | First of 3 'drinking birds' installed outside new Calgary Central Library | CBE severs ties with Calgary Pregnancy Care Centre after 'pattern' of questions | Treadz Auto owner pleads guilty to $2M vehicle consignment fraud

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Victims' families say killer Matthew de Grood should never be released Fri, 7 Sep 2018 02:01:00 EDT Family members of five people stabbed to death by Matthew de Grood at a university house party in 2014 while he was in a psychotic state told a review board Friday he should never be released from the psychiatric facility where he is now being treated.

First of 3 'drinking birds' installed outside new Calgary Central Library Fri, 7 Sep 2018 21:11:14 EDT First 'drinking bird' sculpture installed outside the new Calgary Central Library, ahead of Nov. 1 opening night.

CBE severs ties with Calgary Pregnancy Care Centre after 'pattern' of questions Fri, 7 Sep 2018 16:10:11 EDT The Calgary Board of Education has ended its relationship with the Calgary Pregnancy Care Centre, which has provided sexual health presentations to students for more than 25 years.

Treadz Auto owner pleads guilty to $2M vehicle consignment fraud Fri, 7 Sep 2018 13:31:16 EDT The owner of Treadz Auto Group who bilked dozens of Calgary car owners out of more than $2 million has pleaded guilty to two counts of fraud over $5,000.

Nearly 2½ times as many cats as dogs left unretrieved in Calgary animal shelters 'Pot in this park? Weed rather not': Bridgeland residents try to butt out cannabis consumption site Calgary officer cleared in shooting, internal investigation underway for subsequent use of force Sixties Scoop survivor files Alberta law society complaint against lawyer on healing foundation board Travis Vader to appeal manslaughter convictions for McCanns' deaths Nov. 30 Trans Mountain response not just about one pipeline, says Trudeau Police union VP ordered to take domestic violence counselling as assault charge withdrawn AUPE tentative deal would reopen wage talks in January, guard against job cuts Why it's unlikely Alberta actually gained 79,000 'government jobs' in just a few years Honens, film trailers & fall harvest sale: Calgary entertainment this weekend

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Why overdose is the wrong word when it comes to cannabis | Calgary scientists find whaling ship remains sticking out of sand after 116 years | Calgary police charge mother's boyfriend in death of 3-year-old girl | At oilsands official opening, Alberta premier talks Trans Mountain timeline

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Why overdose is the wrong word when it comes to cannabis Mon, 10 Sep 2018 21:00:00 EDT Whether or not you can overdose on cannabis depends on two things: how you ingest it and how you define the word, "overdose."

Calgary scientists find whaling ship remains sticking out of sand after 116 years Mon, 10 Sep 2018 21:30:00 EDT Two Calgary researchers have uncovered the remains of a Scottish whaling ship that crashed on a reef on the east coast of Baffin Island 116 years ago.

Calgary police charge mother's boyfriend in death of 3-year-old girl Mon, 10 Sep 2018 18:29:24 EDT A 25-year-old man has been arrested and charged in the death of Ivy Wick, nearly a year after the young Calgary girl was taken off life support.

At oilsands official opening, Alberta premier talks Trans Mountain timeline Mon, 10 Sep 2018 17:26:31 EDT Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says the challenges facing the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion shows her province can do everything by the book and still get shortchanged. The premier was in Fort McMurray on Monday for the official opening of Canada's newest mega oilsands project.

'Too scared to say stop,' says child testifying in day-home sex assault trial Corn maze master tells all: 'It's meant to be a challenge' Councillor calls for city wards to be more equal in population Summer snowstorm expected to hit western Alberta Rejected Calgary man raped unconscious victim and beat her to death, court hears Elections Alberta scales back in-person enumeration until servers are upgraded Video of fatal jail cell beating played at Calgary murder trial Sex crime spike in Calgary spurs more help for victims Claresholm museum to launch UFA women in agriculture exhibit Man killed in quad rollover north of Calgary 'Nicoles' strike up friendship after man emails more than 240 women with same name at Calgary university

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Bear trap set in Glenmore Landing as officers aim to trap wayward bruin | Calgary Olympics would cost $5.23B, group says | Rising star pianist says top prize of $100K in Calgary will jump-start career | Accused animal abuser's bail revoked for allegedly breaching conditions

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Bear trap set in Glenmore Landing as officers aim to trap wayward bruin Tue, 11 Sep 2018 21:38:28 EDT Sightings of a black bear in Glenmore Landing near Heritage Park have prompted Alberta Fish and Wildlife to set up a trap in the area, and the city to close a section of pathway near the reservoir.

Calgary Olympics would cost $5.23B, group says Tue, 11 Sep 2018 09:18:01 EDT Hosting the 2026 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games in Calgary will cost about $5.23 billion, according to the organization tasked with exploring a possible bid.

Rising star pianist says top prize of $100K in Calgary will jump-start career Tue, 11 Sep 2018 20:00:00 EDT A rising star pianist from the Eurasian country of Georgia says winning a top competition based in Calgary will jump-start his career.

Accused animal abuser's bail revoked for allegedly breaching conditions Tue, 11 Sep 2018 16:19:43 EDT A woman, who is facing charges over dogs found in distress in an Innisfail motel in July, is now in custody for breaching conditions of her bail.

Carolyn Bennett vows government 'will do better' on duty to consult following Trans Mountain decision Names added to Calgary fallen firefighters memorial, both victims of cancer Pedestrian struck by C-Train in northeast Calgary Calgary police officers convicted of corruption ask for mistrial Limited supplies of EpiPen now available in Calgary after lengthy shortage Rowdy teen party in Elbow Park clashes with outdoor family movie night Park designation proposal triggers turf war in Bighorn backcountry Wreckage of Alberta couple's plane found in B.C. months after it disappeared It won't snow Thursday in Calgary after all (probably) Arts Commons accused of censorship for removing LGBTQ artist's work Why overdose may be the wrong word when it comes to cannabis

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Oh snow: Flurries blow into northwest Calgary | British Airways flight from London U.K. to Calgary diverted to Iqaluit | Nurse and the man she saved reunite after 'incredible' roadside rescue near Calgary | 2 requests a minute: Cider maker dials back fruit-picking offer after overwhelming response

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Oh snow: Flurries blow into northwest Calgary Wed, 12 Sep 2018 21:09:45 EDT Light snow began to fall in northwest Calgary and west-central Alberta Wednesday, shortly after 6 p.m.

British Airways flight from London U.K. to Calgary diverted to Iqaluit Wed, 12 Sep 2018 20:00:51 EDT A British Airways flight from London U.K. to Calgary has been diverted to Iqaluit Airport.

Nurse and the man she saved reunite after 'incredible' roadside rescue near Calgary Wed, 12 Sep 2018 20:40:48 EDT In late August a nurse was driving home from a hike with her friend. They were just outside of Calgary near Springbank Road when she saw someone passed out in a ditch, with a bike nearby, wearing bright yellow spandex.

2 requests a minute: Cider maker dials back fruit-picking offer after overwhelming response Wed, 12 Sep 2018 15:30:56 EDT When a Calgary cider maker offered to pick people’s fruit, they underestimated the response.

Calgary cancels plans for 4 public cannabis consumption sites after 'significant' public outcry 38-year-old mother of 3 has Olympic ambitions in BMX freestyle Mom's forgiveness of son's killer 'very rare and very powerful,' judge says before life sentence handed down Alberta rescue worker shares what it's like to spend 40 years saving lives Pedestrian dies in Calgary hospital after being hit by a C-Train earlier this week Calgary 2026 bid ball bounces to province, feds ahead of plebiscite Edmonton man fined $10,000 for animal cruelty after 37 dogs seized 'Nothing short of remarkable': Study finds parents' chats with their toddlers pay off 10 years later Man charged with arson for wildfire that burned 4 hectares near Crowsnest Pass hospital One of 3 bear cubs rescued from Banff washroom eaten by grizzly, officials believe Fight over abortion, LGBT clause in federal summer jobs program goes to Alberta court

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Tim Hortons reaches agreement with franchisee who had Lethbridge restaurants seized | Railways hope more trains, track and staff will void grain shipment snags | 4 people fined after entering area closed to trap bear near Glenmore Park | Day-home sex assaults 'never happened,' Calgary grandfather says in testimony

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Tim Hortons reaches agreement with franchisee who had Lethbridge restaurants seized Thu, 13 Sep 2018 21:14:10 EDT The parent company of Tim Hortons says it has reached an agreement with the head of an unsanctioned franchisee group who had his four restaurants seized after he allegedly leaked sensitive corporate news to the media.

Railways hope more trains, track and staff will void grain shipment snags Thu, 13 Sep 2018 20:41:25 EDT They're not guaranteeing improved grain transportation by this winter, but Canada's two biggest railways say they believe new locomotives, hopper cars and extra staff will make a difference getting crops to market in the months ahead.

4 people fined after entering area closed to trap bear near Glenmore Park Thu, 13 Sep 2018 19:57:33 EDT A section of pathway near the reservoir was closed Tuesday after Alberta Fish and Wildlife officers set a live trap to catch the bear, which was first spotted Sunday night.

Day-home sex assaults 'never happened,' Calgary grandfather says in testimony Thu, 13 Sep 2018 18:27:14 EDT A Calgary grandfather accused of molesting three children at his wife's day home said the alleged assaults "never happened." Kenneth Jenkinson testified in his own defence on Day 4 of his trial.

Book of Mormon, Oktoberfest & Mean Girls: Calgary entertainment this weekend Snowfall warnings end for Banff, Jasper national parks TD Bank says Alberta's recovery 'not heroic' but economy is improving 'Fumes event' forced British Airways flight to divert to Iqaluit, pilot says Trail and campgrounds set to re-open in Waterton Lakes National Park Man with autism spends 8 days in Calgary ER — mostly in isolation — but never admitted Iconic CBC Calgary sculpture on the move in just weeks Calgary venue tells artist to remove poster listing names of trans murder victims Constant stream of trucks still tangle northwest Calgary intersection Order of Canada recipients pen letter opposing Trans Mountain pipeline Playing politics with good 'cents' in Calgary's Olympic bid

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Stettler County accused of fast-tracking controversial lakeside development | Alberta farmers fret over recent snowfalls that delayed harvest, damaged crops | Cannabis lounges out of the question — for now — as legalization looms | Campers say parking lot living 'not that bad' in expensive mountain town

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Stettler County accused of fast-tracking controversial lakeside development Thu, 13 Sep 2018 18:07:08 EDT The 750-unit Paradise Shores RV Park at Buffalo Lake has been contentious ever since the developer, RV Sites Canada, unveiled its plans in January and started marketing the project — and pre-selling 35-year leases — at the Calgary RV Expo.

Alberta farmers fret over recent snowfalls that delayed harvest, damaged crops Fri, 14 Sep 2018 21:22:03 EDT Early season snow can squash crops that grow upright, like wheat and barley, make them harder to harvest and decimate their quality, leaving farmers with a less valuable product.

Cannabis lounges out of the question — for now — as legalization looms Fri, 14 Sep 2018 18:24:35 EDT The provincial government won't allow cannabis lounges or cafes for now, instead waiting for the federal government to sort out how to legalize edible forms that are less disruptive to other people.

Campers say parking lot living 'not that bad' in expensive mountain town Fri, 14 Sep 2018 16:23:42 EDT In the picturesque mountain town of Canmore, Alta., one of the busiest places is often the parking lot behind the grocery store and rec centre.

Acupuncturist accused of affair before he was stabbed 88 times, court hears during murder plea Grade 6 web magazine publishers using puppy pix to lure readers in Kinder Morgan hires TD to sell Canadian business, say sources Central Alberta man sentenced to two years for role in 2006 homicide Advocacy group calls for review of seclusion rooms in Alberta schools Here's how to deal with all those fruit flies Lockdown lifted at northwest Calgary school after unfounded gun report Calgary winner of $6.1M lotto 'always dreamed of travelling the world' Sapporo expected to drop out of 2026 Winter Olympic bid race Resident worries new jail means more criminals in her northwest Calgary community Waterton Lakes National Park in pictures a year after Kenow wildfire

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Rejection caused accused rapist and murderer to 'snap,' jurors hear during confession | Heritage Park in financial trouble, CEO pleads for additional money | 'She doesn't want to live this way:' A mom shares what it's like to parent a child with depression | 'Aggressive' moose tranquilized after running into car in northeast Calgary

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Rejection caused accused rapist and murderer to 'snap,' jurors hear during confession Mon, 17 Sep 2018 20:05:12 EDT When he confessed to raping and beating to death a young woman who had rejected his advances, Curtis Healy was hungover and desperate to lie down, jurors in his first-degree murder trial witnessed on Monday.

Heritage Park in financial trouble, CEO pleads for additional money Mon, 17 Sep 2018 19:19:10 EDT The CEO of Heritage Park told a city council committee on Monday it needs help or it will be closing down some of its exhibits and laying off more staff.

'She doesn't want to live this way:' A mom shares what it's like to parent a child with depression Mon, 17 Sep 2018 20:32:11 EDT Jo, a Canadian mother, offers her story of what it's like to parent a child with depression on social media for World Suicide Prevention Day.

'Aggressive' moose tranquilized after running into car in northeast Calgary Mon, 17 Sep 2018 19:23:09 EDT A moose has been tranquilized and moved out of Calgary after it ran into a car in the northeast neighbourhood of Pineridge on Monday.

Former Calgary alderman a hard no on 2026 Olympic bid Ottawa looks at having retired judge help guide renewed pipeline review process Early wintry conditions in Alberta won't last, Weather Network predicts 'Something to behold': Waterton fire boss reflects on Kenow wildfire and public service award Guidelines on seclusion room use in Alberta schools coming in weeks Youth put at risk by former Homeless Foundation board member on bail pending sex assault trial Simons apologizes for campaign selling bras named after famed Canadian women How your household cleaner may be making your child overweight Three Albertans plead guilty in naked kidnapping case City offers online emergency preparedness course to Calgarians Edmonton soldier reunites with Bosnian boy he saved decades ago

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Calgary man charged with fatally stabbing brother-in-law outside L.A. bowling alley | Calgary troupe explores 'sixth sense' with immersive theatre experience | $67M dementia care centre opens in southeast Calgary | Calgary millionaire paid $800,000 to PI firm to 'discredit and harass' ex-spouse, jurors told

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Calgary man charged with fatally stabbing brother-in-law outside L.A. bowling alley Tue, 18 Sep 2018 18:34:53 EDT A Calgary man could face the death penalty in California, where he's charged with stabbing his brother-in-law to death in the parking lot of a bowling alley.

Calgary troupe explores 'sixth sense' with immersive theatre experience Tue, 18 Sep 2018 19:34:00 EDT The feeling of intuition is not something that can necessarily be pinned down. But one Calgary theatre troupe is exploring the sixth sense in hopes of understanding what it means to different people.

$67M dementia care centre opens in southeast Calgary Tue, 18 Sep 2018 16:28:25 EDT The largest dementia care residential complex in southern Alberta opened Tuesday in the southeast Calgary community of Southview.

Calgary millionaire paid $800,000 to PI firm to 'discredit and harass' ex-spouse, jurors told Tue, 18 Sep 2018 14:30:50 EDT The man accused of paying more than $800,000 to discredit and harass his ex-girlfriend who was also the mother of his daughter nicknamed her "the reptile," as their custody battle intensified, jurors in the corruption trial heard Tuesday. Steve and Heather Walton and Ken Carter are all on trial, accused of criminal harassment among other charges.

UCP leader's trip to India raising ethics questions back home Search for Calgary's next police chief expected to take five or six months Chasing 'unicorn' Olympic bid while cutting culture, arts funding makes no sense, Farrell says Despite deadly attack near Calgary, trainer and vet argue against specific breed bans

Rejection caused accused rapist and murderer to 'snap,' jurors hear during confession

With Turin out, Italy moves forward to Milan-Cortina Olympic bid Child in stolen SUV found 'safe and unharmed,' vehicle recovered: police Towers of cream puffs make croquembouche a delicious, fun dessert Alberta's mental health system 'cracking at the seams,' says co-author of review Enbridge signs $4.7B deal to buy Enbridge Income Fund Lack of extra funds will 'devastate' Heritage Park, forcing it to close exhibits and lay of staff, CEO warns

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Alberta judge upholds university's right to rescind master's degree over plagiarism | Things to see and do at Beakerhead 2018 | Calgary jurors to decide whether rejected rapist guilty of 1st or 2nd degree murder | 'Go for it': Female scientist famous for discovering pulsars encourages girls to pursue science

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Alberta judge upholds university's right to rescind master's degree over plagiarism Wed, 19 Sep 2018 18:00:27 EDT An Alberta judge says the University of Calgary can rescind a master's degree awarded to a student 15 years ago before allegations he plagiarized parts of his thesis.

Things to see and do at Beakerhead 2018 Wed, 19 Sep 2018 20:44:37 EDT Calgary's annual science, arts and engineering festival, Beakerhead, is taking over the inner-city this weekend with interactive installations and events.

Calgary jurors to decide whether rejected rapist guilty of 1st or 2nd degree murder Wed, 19 Sep 2018 17:36:33 EDT Prosecutor Carla MacPhail told jurors at Curtis Healy's first-degree murder trial they should have no doubt he is guilty as charged. Healy's own lawyer says he is guilty. WARNING: Details in this story are graphic.

'Go for it': Female scientist famous for discovering pulsars encourages girls to pursue science Wed, 19 Sep 2018 21:14:56 EDT In 1967, astrophysicist Jocelyn Bell was a post-grad student at Cambridge when she noticed 'a bit of scruff' in the sky through a radio telescope. That bit of scruff turned out to be a pulsar — a small, spinning star.

4D movie theatre coming to Calgary Murder trial derailed as accused killer found mentally unfit, sent for psych assessment Alberta looks for 'outside the box' solutions to battle opioid crisis Environmental activist booked to speak to Alberta teachers group calls efforts to cancel her 'disappointing' Hushing my buzz: Alberta finance minister says cannabis warehouse will be secret Parking enforcement steps up ticketing at Calgary school drop-offs Alberta book club hits 90th anniversary by keeping things interesting Calgary police ask for help in $500,000 art gallery heist How does Alberta hold its liquor? In this mammoth new warehouse in St. Albert Family mourns woman who died protecting granddaughter from own dog, a boxer-pit bull cross Driver dead after head-on crash north of Calgary

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Jurors hear of 'non-stop' harassment of woman in custody battle with ex-spouse who hired private investigators | Misnamed for 50 years, colonist rail car that carried settlers west is like new again | Province celebrates K-Country anniversary with $5.2M investment | New Horizon Mall sitting mostly empty following summer opening

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Jurors hear of 'non-stop' harassment of woman in custody battle with ex-spouse who hired private investigators Thu, 20 Sep 2018 19:57:18 EDT After being followed, photographed and intimidated during a week-long visit with her daughter in Calgary, Shannon Peterson told jurors she feared for her safety.

Misnamed for 50 years, colonist rail car that carried settlers west is like new again Thu, 20 Sep 2018 20:05:11 EDT For 50 years, the folks at Heritage Park thought it was CPR colonist rail car 2658 because the numbers weren’t clear. They were in for a surprise.

Province celebrates K-Country anniversary with $5.2M investment Thu, 20 Sep 2018 19:45:57 EDT Alberta is getting ready to celebrate the 40th anniversary of K-Country with a $5.2-million investment in the Lower Kananaskis River-Barrier Lake area.

New Horizon Mall sitting mostly empty following summer opening Thu, 20 Sep 2018 09:23:07 EDT A trip to the New Horizon Mall makes for a lonely, if not slightly post-apocalyptic, experience.

Secret report shows bus barns will drive Olympic costs higher if bid succeeds Gangster involved in drive-by shooting wants to leave crime life to become a barber Even traffic light couldn't stop this bull elk from charging NDP call on UCP to pull nomination candidate after Nazi meme scandal Why Whistler for ski jumping in 2026? Calgary Olympics pitch gets pushback Agencies scour Calgary rivers in search of human remains Rural Canada Post carriers may see 25% wage hike after pay equity dispute Busy section of Bow River pathway won't reopen on time Alberta education minister apologizes after test asks students about 'positive effect' of residential schools 'Cheat and you'll get away with it': Canadian athletes sound off on WADA decision to reinstate Russia San Francisco company to connect Alberta tech firms with Silicon Valley cash and contracts

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Curtis Healy found guilty of 1st-degree murder in rape and beating death of Dawns Baptiste | Alberta RCMP launches online crime mapping tool | Local ranchers give land and cattle worth $44M to U of C vet school | Low-income mental health service gets $1.4M boost in Calgary

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Curtis Healy found guilty of 1st-degree murder in rape and beating death of Dawns Baptiste Fri, 21 Sep 2018 13:43:47 EDT About a dozen of Dawns Baptiste's family members were in the courtroom when the verdict was read out and many began crying, including her brother. WARNING: Details in this story are graphic.

Alberta RCMP launches online crime mapping tool Fri, 21 Sep 2018 18:44:17 EDT The RCMP has launched online crime maps for many of its jurisdictions in the province, listing data for offences such as mischief, car theft and property crimes.

Local ranchers give land and cattle worth $44M to U of C vet school Fri, 21 Sep 2018 14:30:00 EDT The donation of a $44-million ranch will allow students at the University of Calgary's School of Veterinary Medicine to get out of the classroom and get their hands a little dirty.

Low-income mental health service gets $1.4M boost in Calgary Fri, 21 Sep 2018 16:07:34 EDT CUPS, which helps 546 patients a year, will now be able to offer services to approximately 800.

Former CTV reporter suing broadcaster, alleged attacker for $1M Joan Jett, Beakerhead & film festival: Calgary entertainment Calgary Inferno coach Shannon Miller urges funding rethink for women's hockey Newly opened West Eau Claire Park offers promenade along Bow River 911 caller 'hassled' by dispatcher when he reported a beating Alberta premier will hold Ottawa's 'feet to the fire' if Trans Mountain consultation goes beyond 22 weeks Speed and alcohol suspected in fatal crash in southeast Calgary Passenger rights advocate launches complaint, calls Swoop's baggage fees 'deceptive' Dog bite sends 10-year-old girl to Calgary hospital Ottawa gives pipeline regulator 22 weeks to review Trans Mountain expansion project Second grizzly bear found shot south of Grande Prairie

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City set to launch MAX bus rapid transit lines in November | West Elm 'reviewing matter' after Calgary artist accuses store of copying her work | Red Deer calls on Alberta gov't to pay for 'consequences' of gaps in addiction services | Rachel Notley finds Jason Kenney's actions during India trip 'amusing'

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City set to launch MAX bus rapid transit lines in November Mon, 24 Sep 2018 19:37:03 EDT They've been called LRT "lite." The city's new, $300-million bus rapid transit system will offer heated shelters, fewer stops and greater frequency.

West Elm 'reviewing matter' after Calgary artist accuses store of copying her work Mon, 24 Sep 2018 19:49:17 EDT Furniture store West Elm says it's reviewing a Calgary artist's claim the store copied one of her paintings for a patterned bedspread without the artist's consent.

Red Deer calls on Alberta gov't to pay for 'consequences' of gaps in addiction services Mon, 24 Sep 2018 20:20:45 EDT The mayor of Red Deer is calling on the Alberta government to pay for the "consequences" of gaps in addictions and homelessness services.

Rachel Notley finds Jason Kenney's actions during India trip 'amusing' Mon, 24 Sep 2018 16:39:46 EDT While some of Alberta's cabinet raised concerns about United Conservative Party Leader Jason Kenney's trip to India, Premier Rachel Notley is taking a tongue-in-cheek tack.

Councillors can choose to pay city back for legal fees to keep misconduct report secret: Nenshi Superfan, aspiring country star sings duet with Keith Urban Nenshi requests forensic investigation after private Olympic meeting leak Not your average puff piece: Getting to the bottom of a mysterious puffed wheat shortage Police 'were monsters who would kill them': Details emerge in Alberta naked kidnapping Coaldale man granted hearing as he seeks to withdraw sexual assault, child luring guilty pleas Keystone XL construction to start next year, TransCanada says 'Wasn't enough for you to just kill her,' says Calgary judge in sentencing murderer, rapist to life in prison Ottawa needs 'special representative' to consult Indigenous groups and save Trans Mountain, says Scheer All aboard! Couple creates intricate tiny train world in Alberta backyard Calgary marks Gender Equality Week by honouring 1st woman on council, promising change

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Whistleblower deserves 'gold medal' for leaking Calgary Olympic documents: taxpayers group | Calgary woman rejects Co-op apology after being followed by store detective | Alberta NDP caucus asks for ethics probe after UCP MLAs visit Indian oil refinery | Calgary gas-and-dash killer asks Court of Appeal for lower sentence

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Whistleblower deserves 'gold medal' for leaking Calgary Olympic documents: taxpayers group Tue, 25 Sep 2018 19:54:29 EDT Advocacy group the Canadian Taxpayers Federation is praising a whistleblower who leaked municipal documents pertaining to Calgary's potential bid for the 2026 Winter Olympic Games.

Calgary woman rejects Co-op apology after being followed by store detective Tue, 25 Sep 2018 18:41:31 EDT Calgary Co-op is apologizing to a black woman who says she felt racially profiled when she was followed through their Crowfoot store.

Alberta NDP caucus asks for ethics probe after UCP MLAs visit Indian oil refinery Tue, 25 Sep 2018 19:19:09 EDT Alberta's NDP caucus is requesting the ethics commissioner investigate a recent trip by the UCP's Leader Jason Kenney, energy critic Prasad Panda and trade critic Devin Dreeshen to an Indian oil refinery that Panda helped to build and that he owns shares in.

Calgary gas-and-dash killer asks Court of Appeal for lower sentence Tue, 25 Sep 2018 15:50:56 EDT The man who killed a Calgary Centex employee during a gas-and-dash theft has asked the Alberta Court of Appeal to lower his 11-year sentence.

Calgary 2026 CEO peppered with mostly skeptical questions on call-in show Avionics contractor opens $2.5M expansion of Calgary fighter jet repair facility Calgary gangster who plotted to kill rival on courthouse steps wants to 'stay away from crime' Teen accused of shooting German tourist in head seeking bail Heart treatment could have saved her husband's life — but it wasn't available in central Alberta Aurora Cannabis 'more than ready' with pot supply Enormous winter squash become pies, salads and pockets of yummy Calgary's 'flat-footed' pathway detours could get fixed this proposed policy passes A tale of two camps: How similar protests were received differently in Saskatchewan and Alberta WestJet's compassionate and confused chatbot sends happy customer to suicide prevention site Calgary Stampede's 2019 First Nations Princess wants to highlight anxiety, Indigenous education

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Anne McGrath, Jack Layton's former chief of staff, to seek nomination for Calgary-Varsity | Notley disputes Kenney's accusation that she was too slow to fight anti-pipeline bills | Calgary police officers banned from consuming legal marijuana even on days off | New location selected for Okotoks tiny home eco-village after 'strong feedback' from neighbours

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Anne McGrath, Jack Layton's former chief of staff, to seek nomination for Calgary-Varsity Wed, 26 Sep 2018 21:19:10 EDT Anne McGrath, a longtime NDP official and principal secretary to Alberta Premier Rachel Notley, announced Wednesday that she's seeking the NDP nomination to run as a candidate in Calgary-Varsity in the 2019 provincial election.

Notley disputes Kenney's accusation that she was too slow to fight anti-pipeline bills Wed, 26 Sep 2018 19:55:20 EDT Alberta Premier Rachel Notley is rejecting accusations she dropped the ball by waiting too long to publicly take on the feds over two bills her government believes could seriously harm its oil and gas industry.

Calgary police officers banned from consuming legal marijuana even on days off Wed, 26 Sep 2018 17:46:44 EDT Calgary police officers will not be allowed to consume marijuana even on their days off and the union representing members is unhappy with the recently released policy, saying the service "took the easy way out."

New location selected for Okotoks tiny home eco-village after 'strong feedback' from neighbours Wed, 26 Sep 2018 19:20:01 EDT Okotoks, Alta., is exploring a new location for a proposed eco-friendly tiny home village after public outcry.

Alberta scientists will be protected from 'those who would seek to undermine them' Dog euthanized after killing Alberta woman, seriously injuring toddler Alberta to fund green upgrades for non-profits Grande Cache residents vote to dissolve their town National Energy Board kick-starts new Trans Mountain hearing process University of Lethbridge to allow weed use on campus Calgary ghost hunters head to Drumheller house where owner died in freak accident Riaz Mamdani's company to pay $2M in partial class action settlement 'No such animal as clean coal': Mayor of Texas city powered by solar and wind pokes the bear Harvest delayed and prices affected by wet September in Alberta Alberta grows school nutrition program to feed 33,000 kids across province

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Calgary Herald column defending Brett Kavanaugh slammed by city councillors, advertiser | Alberta's aging population is a fiscal time bomb | What Calgary renters need to know when pot is legal | Calgary massage therapist faces 20 charges for sexual assault, voyeurism and forcible confinement

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Calgary Herald column defending Brett Kavanaugh slammed by city councillors, advertiser Thu, 27 Sep 2018 20:57:37 EDT An opinion column in a Calgary newspaper appearing to defend a U.S. Supreme Court nominee accused of sexual assault has sparked some public outcry, prompting threats of interview bans and backlash from at least one advertiser.

Alberta's aging population is a fiscal time bomb Thu, 27 Sep 2018 19:00:00 EDT “Either we increase taxes, decrease spending, or some combination of the two,” says economist Trevor Tombe on Alberta’s financial time bomb.

What Calgary renters need to know when pot is legal Thu, 27 Sep 2018 16:25:18 EDT When cannabis becomes legal on Oct. 17, many people who rent their homes will not be allowed to smoke or grow it there. A huge property management group, Boardwalk, sent a notice to tenants recently saying it was banned in their units.

Calgary massage therapist faces 20 charges for sexual assault, voyeurism and forcible confinement Thu, 27 Sep 2018 14:35:10 EDT Greg Howden was first charged after a 30-year-old woman alleged she was assaulted throughout her massage at Massage Addict in Mahogany.

Alberta premier to counter 'misinformation' from Tzeporah Berman at ATA conference Banff deploys weevils to fight invasive weed in national park Calgary man with autism back in hospital after 8-day wait in ER without treatment Pedestrian killed by school bus on Blood reserve City to take deeper look at Heritage Park's books after plea for more money 1 dead after collision west of Calgary 'Tricky' to enforce cannabis ban in apartment buildings, legal experts say Cenovus shares get a lift from crude rail deals Feds try to pull cloak of secrecy over court case on pipeline spy allegations

Calgary police officers banned from consuming legal marijuana even on days off

Documents implicate Syncrude in eviction of Fort McMurray Indigenous community

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Lakritz doubles down in response to critics of her Kavanaugh-defending column | Health Canada issues warning on EpiPen devices | Compost slackers be warned, green cart inspectors are watching for slip-ups | Man suspected of indecent acts in West Springs sought by Calgary police

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Lakritz doubles down in response to critics of her Kavanaugh-defending column Fri, 28 Sep 2018 19:41:26 EDT Calgary Herald columnist Naomi Lakritz is firing back at a chorus of critics to her column this week that defended U.S. Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, who is accused of sexual assault.

Health Canada issues warning on EpiPen devices Fri, 28 Sep 2018 19:54:17 EDT Heath Canada issued an advisory Friday that some EpiPen and EpiPen Jr auto-injector devices may not easily slide out of their carrier tube — a problem the statement says could delay or prevent emergency treatment, possibly leading to patient disability or death.

Compost slackers be warned, green cart inspectors are watching for slip-ups Fri, 28 Sep 2018 13:45:11 EDT Calgary has collected green carts for more than a year, and so-called compost inspectors have seen it all.

Man suspected of indecent acts in West Springs sought by Calgary police Fri, 28 Sep 2018 14:30:29 EDT Police are trying to track down a man believed to be responsible for three indecent acts in the West Springs community in southwest Calgary.

Treaty 7 chiefs signal support for Calgary 2026 Olympic bid Federal report projects $1-trillion debt in Alberta, but debate swirls on how to rein it in Alberta women's shelter to accept men fleeing domestic abuse Mobile consumption site plan met with opposition from Southview residents

Calgary Herald column defending Brett Kavanaugh slammed by city councillors, advertiser

The Bat, Magical Thinking & Culture Days: Calgary entertainment Calgary ski jumps may stay open another 2 years — if advocates can find the cash

Alberta's aging population is a fiscal time bomb

Piece of Calgary's aviation history may literally fall apart Northeast Calgary residents want cannabis stores kept out of neighbourhoods Jason Kenney, Ontario Premier Doug Ford to hold anti-carbon tax rally in Calgary

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Oilpatch hopes new pact will raise investor confidence, save sector up to $60M | Despite dairy concessions, USMCA a victory for 90% of agriculture industry: producers | Calgarians can now request mail-in ballots for Olympic plebiscite | Meet the dogs of the Calgary police K9 Heroes Calendar

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Oilpatch hopes new pact will raise investor confidence, save sector up to $60M Mon, 1 Oct 2018 20:53:00 EDT Canada's oilpatch hopes a new trade pact with the U.S. and Mexico will give investor confidence a much-needed lift, while also saving the industry tens of millions of dollars a year.

Despite dairy concessions, USMCA a victory for 90% of agriculture industry: producers Mon, 1 Oct 2018 19:21:41 EDT Some Alberta agricultural producers say they're relieved the new Canada-U.S.-Mexico free trade agreement maintains the status quo.

Calgarians can now request mail-in ballots for Olympic plebiscite Mon, 1 Oct 2018 20:36:16 EDT Calgarians can now request mail-in ballots for next month's Olympic plebiscite.

Meet the dogs of the Calgary police K9 Heroes Calendar Mon, 1 Oct 2018 20:03:00 EDT The Calgary police's K9 Heroes Calendar supports local youth programs.

How a group of Calgary women fought to get Alberta's first public library built City of Calgary looks to scrap public notice ads in newspapers Parents on trial in toddler's death brought boy to hospital 'on death's doorstep,' Calgary jurors hear Goes too far or about darn time, Alberta minimum wage hike continues to divide Former B.C. premier Gordon Campbell tells Calgary to go for 2026 Olympics Alberta childcare operators struggling with minimum wage increase Crystal Crowchild on trial 3rd time for fatally stabbing man in heart Sitting may be bad but it's still better than smoking, Alberta researcher says Calgary police officer charged for alleged domestic assault while off-duty Are you ready for snow? Because it's coming, says Environment Canada Contentious arrest of Hells Angel leads to call for new police oversight body

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Airdrie man dies in hospital after 2-vehicle highway collision | Record snowfall wallops Calgary in 1st storm of season | In or out? Calgary launches public engagement for potential 2026 Winter Olympics bid | Alberta minister decries 'double standards' as B.C.'s LNG project goes ahead

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Airdrie man dies in hospital after 2-vehicle highway collision Tue, 2 Oct 2018 21:10:52 EDT A man has died following a two-vehicle motor vehicle collision east of Airdrie.

Record snowfall wallops Calgary in 1st storm of season Tue, 2 Oct 2018 09:33:09 EDT Snow-clearing help is on the way from Edmonton, Red Deer, Okotoks and Medicine Hat, bringing additional plows and sand-spreaders to help make Calgary's roads passable. A snow route parking ban goes into effect at 10 a.m. Wednesday.

In or out? Calgary launches public engagement for potential 2026 Winter Olympics bid Tue, 2 Oct 2018 20:39:40 EDT Calgary has unveiled its public consultation program for a potential 2026 Winter Olympics bid, after delays over the past few months.

Alberta minister decries 'double standards' as B.C.'s LNG project goes ahead Tue, 2 Oct 2018 18:53:19 EDT An Alberta cabinet minister is suggesting there are double standards at play because B.C.’s liquefied natural gas project is going ahead while the Trans Mountain expansion is tied up in additional consultation.

Snowtober wreaks havoc on Calgary Transit buses, delays commuters LNG Canada finally gives Trudeau the energy sector win he badly needed Parents' trial hears baby kept alive so they could say goodbye Owner of stolen SUV helps police arrest suspect in Red Deer chase Alberta to end 'Wild West' privatized driving exam system $40B LNG project in northern B.C. gets go-ahead Aspen oilsands project hearing cancelled after First Nation strikes deal with Imperial $1M Calgary Chinatown cultural plan rejected after price-tag questions Calgary Stampeders sign veteran receiver Chris Matthews Why slamming on the brakes won't stop a new kind of speed camera that could end up on Alberta roads Court case of truck driver charged in Humboldt Broncos bus crash adjourned for three weeks

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Lawyer for parents on trial in baby's death suggests children's hospital staff to blame | Taxi and Uber trips in Calgary could see 30-cent charge added in the new year | 'A much better day': Sunshine and warm temperatures help Calgary dig out from fall snowstorm | Your Olympic bid questions answered

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Lawyer for parents on trial in baby's death suggests children's hospital staff to blame Wed, 3 Oct 2018 20:05:19 EDT The lawyer for a Calgary man on trial for failing to take his sick son to a doctor has suggested doctors at Alberta Children's Hospital caused the baby's death. WARNING: This story contains disturbing and graphic details.

Taxi and Uber trips in Calgary could see 30-cent charge added in the new year Wed, 3 Oct 2018 20:50:20 EDT If approved by council, the money will be used to help subsidize the cost of installing ramps in wheelchair-accessible taxis that service those with mobility issues.

'A much better day': Sunshine and warm temperatures help Calgary dig out from fall snowstorm Wed, 3 Oct 2018 09:44:59 EDT The weather system that wreaked havoc on western Alberta on Tuesday has pushed farther east, with snowfall warnings currently in effect only for three southeast Alberta regions.

Your Olympic bid questions answered Wed, 3 Oct 2018 20:18:28 EDT CBC's David Gray hosted this special Facebook Live with Mary Moran, the CEO of Calgary 2026 — the bid corporation, for anyone with burning questions before the upcoming plebiscite in November.

Calgary house party killer Matthew de Grood to be transferred to Edmonton for reintegration into community These are the details the city wants kept secret about the possible Olympic pricetag Voting 'Yes' to the Olympics kicks off a conversation about the future that Calgary needs to have Retired Calgary doctor faces 18 additional sexual assault charges Trumpeter serenades Highway 1 motorists left stranded in snowstorm Timeline: Key dates in the history of the Trans Mountain pipeline Rachel Notley says Indigenous pipeline consultation without deadline is necessary Highways reopen across southern Alberta after storm hammers region Edmontonians Paula Simons, Patti LaBoucane-Benson appointed to Senate How we could build roads for fallible humans rather than 'perfect operators' Up to $500M to replace Enbridge twin pipelines connecting Great Lakes

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Green Line boss makes pitch for 1 tunnel through downtown Calgary, not 2 | Tourist says car renter told her snowstorm 'no problem' for drive to mountains | New Horizon Mall developer calls lack of stores and shoppers 'totally expected' | Charges likely to be upgraded after victim dies following serious assault in Calgary

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Green Line boss makes pitch for 1 tunnel through downtown Calgary, not 2 Thu, 4 Oct 2018 21:24:50 EDT When it comes to putting an LRT tunnel under Calgary's downtown, the guy in charge of the project says one big tunnel could be better than two smaller, parallel ones.

Tourist says car renter told her snowstorm 'no problem' for drive to mountains Thu, 4 Oct 2018 17:05:26 EDT A U.K. tourist says she's angry a Calgary car rental company sent her off to the Rocky Mountains in the middle of a snowstorm that stranded dozens of drivers and forced cars off the road.

New Horizon Mall developer calls lack of stores and shoppers 'totally expected' Thu, 4 Oct 2018 19:40:25 EDT The president of the company behind the so-far deserted New Horizon Mall north of Calgary says they fully expected a slow start due to the mall’s unique nature.

Charges likely to be upgraded after victim dies following serious assault in Calgary Thu, 4 Oct 2018 19:44:14 EDT Police expect charges against a man accused in a serious assault at the Calgary Drop-In Centre last month will be upgraded after the victim died on Thursday.

Dying baby 'should have been seen much earlier' by doctor, parents' trial hears This bud's for northern Alberta: Oct. 17 will see 2 cannabis retailers open in Calgary and 6 in Edmonton Stranded on Alberta highway for 13 hours, motorists ask where were the updates? More than 1,500 tickets issued so far during snow route parking ban Calgary on short list for 2026 Winter Olympics Thanksgiving long weekend in Calgary: what's open, what's closed and how to get around Farmers now rock stars as restaurants rush to list local food origins Taxpayer group hails Calgary Olympic whistleblower as city hall cracks down 3 men face drug charges in Airdrie garage explosion Grieving Calgary mother wants women to know about life-threatening pregnancy complication Why are people such jerks on the road? A Calgary driver, cyclist and pedestrian weigh in

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Doug Ford joins Jason Kenney for anti-carbon tax rally in Calgary | Driver hit by own tour bus killed in Columbia Icefield parking lot | Amber Alert cancelled after girl, 14, found safe in northwest Edmonton | B.C. man with ties to Calgary accused of using young girls in prostitution ring

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Doug Ford joins Jason Kenney for anti-carbon tax rally in Calgary Fri, 5 Oct 2018 12:31:41 EDT Both Doug Ford and UCP Leader Jason Kenney have been vocal opponents of the federal government's plan to impose a price on carbon. Watch the rally live at 7 p.m. on CBC Calgary and the CBC Calgary Facebook page.

Driver hit by own tour bus killed in Columbia Icefield parking lot Fri, 5 Oct 2018 16:01:32 EDT A 52-year-old tour bus driver was killed in the Columbia Icefield parking lot after her bus rolled forward, striking her as she stood outside.

Amber Alert cancelled after girl, 14, found safe in northwest Edmonton Fri, 5 Oct 2018 18:27:47 EDT A 14-year-old girl forcibly abducted in Edmonton on Friday has been found safe, police said after cancelling an Amber Alert.

B.C. man with ties to Calgary accused of using young girls in prostitution ring Fri, 5 Oct 2018 16:43:49 EDT Charges of human trafficking, prostitution and assault have been laid against a man who allegedly victimized underage girls in Delta, B.C., and police say there are possible connections to teens in Calgary.

2 men assault senior in northeast Calgary City council to decide if arena talks with Flames should resume Regulator picks 98 interveners for new Trans Mountain pipeline hearing AHS report shows need for better cardiac services outside of Calgary, Edmonton Shopify 'confident' on pot e-commerce because 'cannabis isn't Kylie Cosmetics' Calgary's unemployment rate holds at 8.2% Calgary man who caused fatal crash driving 150 km/h in city pleads guilty 1 killed, 3 injured in serious collision north of Cochrane Calgary gas-and-dash killer will be allowed to drive again: Court of Appeal Calgary drug house shuttered by Alberta Sheriffs

Tourist says car renter told her snowstorm 'no problem' for drive to mountains

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Marchers call for justice 11 years after Calgary woman was stabbed to death | Airdrie family frightened after home, vehicles vandalized | Watch these photographers show off a handmade, ultra large-format camera | Grain drying putting pinch on propane industry

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Marchers call for justice 11 years after Calgary woman was stabbed to death Mon, 8 Oct 2018 19:19:20 EDT On Monday — which would have been Jackie Crazybull's 55th birthday — marchers called for justice at the spot Crazybull was killed 11 years ago.

Airdrie family frightened after home, vehicles vandalized Mon, 8 Oct 2018 20:13:46 EDT Allan Hlusiak noticed some spray paint on the side of his front door Monday morning. Then, he went outside and realized the damage was more extensive than he thought.

Watch these photographers show off a handmade, ultra large-format camera Mon, 8 Oct 2018 16:00:00 EDT It takes photographers Shane Arsenault and Natalia Barberis hours to shoot and develop a single photo using their latest ultra large-format camera build — and they like it that way.

Grain drying putting pinch on propane industry Mon, 8 Oct 2018 17:15:40 EDT Demand for propane has risen “drastically” due to the number of farmers drying their grain, according to a leading supplier.

UCP says candidates unknowingly posed for photos with Soldiers of Odin members Canadian military says doubling of sex assault reports a sign of progress How to design a road that shouts, 'slow 'er down!' Stampeders win defensive clash to eliminate Alouettes from playoff contention It's avalanche season, warns K-Country safety specialist Researchers hope rare find of wrecked whaler holds clues about sailors' lives Calgary Indonesians fundraise for quake and tsunami victims Woof! Dogs in the office make for relaxed environment, businesses say

Why are people such jerks on the road? A Calgary driver, cyclist and pedestrian weigh in

Recent bad weather puts some Calgary golf courses in the rough Brace yourselves Calgary — another round of snow is coming this week

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'Safety concerns' for baby girl prompted former Calgary cop to follow child's mother for a year | Calgary city council votes to restart talks with Flames on new arena | Charge dropped against Alberta dog breeder who had nearly 200 animals seized by SPCA | Calgary MP's Hitler blunder in WWI column 'embarrassing,' says historian

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'Safety concerns' for baby girl prompted former Calgary cop to follow child's mother for a year Tue, 9 Oct 2018 19:41:06 EDT A former Calgary police officer accused of harassing a mother who was in the middle of a bitter breakup and custody dispute told jurors he was simply trying to keep a baby safe.

Calgary city council votes to restart talks with Flames on new arena Tue, 9 Oct 2018 08:27:10 EDT Calgary city council voted 13 to 1 Tuesday afternoon to restart talks with the Calgary Flames about a new arena in Victoria Park.

Charge dropped against Alberta dog breeder who had nearly 200 animals seized by SPCA Tue, 9 Oct 2018 19:33:18 EDT Instead of facing a charge under the Animal Protection Act, an Alberta dog breeder will have to pay a $10,000 fine for violating a local bylaw.

Calgary MP's Hitler blunder in WWI column 'embarrassing,' says historian Tue, 9 Oct 2018 16:22:31 EDT In the article, titled Lest We Forget, Calgary Confederation MP Len Webber wrote about the upcoming 100th anniversary of the official end of World War I, but mistakenly suggested Adolf Hitler was Germany's leader during the Great War.

Making soup without a recipe? Tastes like victory WestJet bans staff in 'safety-sensitive' jobs from off-duty cannabis use Calgary baby death trial told boy's rash was likely nutritional deficiency Crowchild Trail pedestrian bridge reopens Canmore-raised author's sci-fi book gets Governor General nod Calgary gets IOC green light to bid for 2026 Winter Games Councillors concerned with lack of timeline for federal Olympic funding details $80M shape-shifting parkade approved for Calgary's East Village New book about Humboldt Broncos crash was released against families' wishes Alberta premier calls on Jason Kenney to take stronger stand against hate groups Flu outlook more promising than the weather outside

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This new dementia care facility gives patients a place to truly call home | 'People are still having a very hard time': Survey shows Albertans deepest in debt, despite highest incomes | Kitchen goods needed for Calgarians leaving homelessness | Calgary city councillors reject low-income assistance for water bills

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This new dementia care facility gives patients a place to truly call home Wed, 10 Oct 2018 20:16:46 EDT A Calgary facility is on of just a handful in the country transforming dementia care.

'People are still having a very hard time': Survey shows Albertans deepest in debt, despite highest incomes Wed, 10 Oct 2018 17:29:16 EDT This latest poll paints further detail into the grim picture of the financial situation facing many households in this province.

Kitchen goods needed for Calgarians leaving homelessness Wed, 10 Oct 2018 19:38:06 EDT Doing a kitchen purge and have excess cookware, pots, pans, knives, etc. and not sure what to do with all of it? Don’t throw them out because they could help a Calgarian escaping homelessness and get you a discount at a housewares retailer.

Calgary city councillors reject low-income assistance for water bills Wed, 10 Oct 2018 17:49:21 EDT City administrators have developed a pilot project to help the poorest Calgarians with their water bills. But councillors voted it down on Wednesday.

Calgary-raised photojournalist leaves North Korea with trove of intimate images Owner of trucking company involved in Humboldt crash charged Habitat for Humanity volunteers held for 21 hours at Indian border, refused entry Catholic priest in Calgary accused of sexual misconduct Oil discounts grow as CEOs complain of Canada's competitiveness gap New K-4 curriculum includes foundations of consent, financial literacy WestJet's first 3 long-haul Dreamliners will fly direct between Calgary and Europe Edmonton archdiocese to publish info on past criminal convictions of priests Orphaned bear cubs can be kept in rehab centre over winter, province decides Conversion therapy ban long overdue, Alberta survivor says Owner of 1 of 2 Calgary recreational pot stores expects $100K in sales on opening day

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Former Calgary cop concocted 'plan to harass' mother: prosecutor | Shakespeare, Sci-Fi Night and Pumpkin Meccas: what's on in Calgary this weekend | Prime ranchland near Calgary to be protected from development | John 'wasn't a starved baby' says medical examiner at trial for parents of dead boy

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Former Calgary cop concocted 'plan to harass' mother: prosecutor Thu, 11 Oct 2018 20:21:38 EDT Former Calgary police officer Steve Walton was part of a "plan to harass" a Calgary mother, concocted with the women's angry ex-boyfriend, the prosecution suggested to jurors.

Shakespeare, Sci-Fi Night and Pumpkin Meccas: what's on in Calgary this weekend Thu, 11 Oct 2018 20:48:15 EDT A hilarious twist on the brooding Prince of Denmark, a stargazers' delight, tattoo art, comedy, whiskey, wine and gourmet food highlight the weekend in Calgary.

Prime ranchland near Calgary to be protected from development Thu, 11 Oct 2018 14:00:00 EDT The voluntary agreement with the owner of the White Moose Ranch will protect a portion of the property while allowing cattle operations to continue.

John 'wasn't a starved baby' says medical examiner at trial for parents of dead boy Thu, 11 Oct 2018 18:55:56 EDT After calling 15 witnesses, the prosecution has closed its case against two Calgary parents accused of refusing to take their dying baby to a doctor. WARNING: This story contains disturbing and graphic details

Marijuana facility that could produce 100M grams a year opens in Olds Sentence increased for Calgary man who strangled wife and entombed her in cement Why government spending is actually down slightly, relative to Albertans' incomes Alberta's rural schools gather to talk Gay Straight Alliances Natural gas output stranded after B.C. pipeline explosion Province injects $70M into Alberta's Legal Aid program Judge orders new hearing in land dispute involving former Alberta Blood Tribe chief 2 men shot near 17th Ave. S.W. nightclub UCP disqualifies nomination candidate who defended Soldiers of Odin attendance at party's pub night Red Deer RCMP officer ordered to stand trial on sex assault charges Cannabis consumption banned at Edmonton International Airport

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Alberta pledges maximum of $700M for possible 2026 Calgary Olympics | 5 high-school football players injured in 'heartbreaking' highway crash in Alberta | How long should police officers abstain from pot before going to work? Researchers weigh in | RCMP reveal important clue in 2015 southern Alberta suspicious death

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Alberta pledges maximum of $700M for possible 2026 Calgary Olympics Fri, 12 Oct 2018 14:26:44 EDT Calgary 2026, the organization responsible for pursuing a bid, estimated $3 billion in public funds would be needed to host the games.

5 high-school football players injured in 'heartbreaking' highway crash in Alberta Fri, 12 Oct 2018 14:18:33 EDT Five high-school football players from southern Alberta have been injured — three seriously —​ in a highway crash.

How long should police officers abstain from pot before going to work? Researchers weigh in Fri, 12 Oct 2018 20:36:53 EDT Health experts have differing opinions on whether there's scientific merit to banning cannabis use for weeks before people in safety-sensitive jobs report for duty.

RCMP reveal important clue in 2015 southern Alberta suspicious death Fri, 12 Oct 2018 19:14:40 EDT Victoria Crow Shoe's body was found Sept. 13, 2015, but police believe she was likely placed in the water up to two weeks earlier, shortly after the last time she was seen alive.

Regulator outlines next steps for Trans Mountain environmental review Alberta RCMP want 1 in 3 officers trained to test for cannabis impairment by 2020 Oilsands bitumen prices in negative territory, analyst calculates Teens kick off artificial intelligence conference in Calgary 'You have no idea how devilish it makes you feel': Former opioid user talks recovery Brace yourself for 90 km/h winds in southern, central Alberta, Environment Canada warns Calgary police seek to ID suspect in hit and run that injured officer Stockholm's 2026 Olympic bid threatened by city government deal 'They will eat the joint:' Calgary pediatrician talks kids and cannabis 'Lives are hanging in the balance': Why some newly licensed truckers aren't ready for the road Beckie Scott says some WADA executives tried to bully her

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$800M from City of Calgary for Olympics 'not a good deal,' says Nenshi | Calgary school bus company not ready to commit to installing seatbelts | Man in critical, life-threatening condition after downtown Calgary stabbing | You can smoke pot in Banff National Park campsites and on trails — but not in the town itself

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$800M from City of Calgary for Olympics 'not a good deal,' says Nenshi Mon, 15 Oct 2018 17:01:14 EDT Calgary's mayor said Monday that he never asked the provincial government to chip in $1 billion toward the 2026 Winter Olympics.

Calgary school bus company not ready to commit to installing seatbelts Mon, 15 Oct 2018 21:42:23 EDT Calgary's largest school bus operator says it supports installing seatbelts following a CBC News investigation, but the company won't yet comment on whether they'll install seatbelts if not compelled by industry regulators.

Man in critical, life-threatening condition after downtown Calgary stabbing Mon, 15 Oct 2018 20:52:23 EDT EMS have rushed a man to hospital in critical, life-threatening condition after a stabbing in downtown Calgary early Monday evening.

You can smoke pot in Banff National Park campsites and on trails — but not in the town itself Mon, 15 Oct 2018 18:59:36 EDT Parks Canada said it's letting provinces and municipalities make the rules when it comes to cannabis consumption in national parks.

Erlton station reopens after pedestrian killed by C-Train UCP leader finally dropping the mask on his true beliefs, NDP minister says Defence in Calgary trial says hospital — not parents' neglect — caused child's death C-Train driver saw girl, applied brake before fatal incident, police say Free flu shots now available across Alberta — and the vaccine's a 'good match' this year Comfort chickens, pigs and miniature horses approved in Calgary Alberta municipalities concerned funds aren't enough to prepare for cannabis legalization Condo board unplugs Calgary couple's electric car, sparking feud over fees Former head of HR at CPS says dictatorship-style leadership led to her resignation Rogers, Fido and Bell call centre workers penalized for reducing plans, offering credits Driver dies in single-vehicle crash

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Flying through YYC with weed? Here's what you need to know | Girl who died after being hit by Calgary C-Train wandered off: parents | High altitude training without the mountains now available in Calgary | Calgary Flames co-owner helped pay ransom to free hostage Amanda Lindhout

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Flying through YYC with weed? Here's what you need to know Tue, 16 Oct 2018 20:00:00 EDT As of Oct. 17, if you are flying through the Calgary airport with weed, here’s what you need to know.

Girl who died after being hit by Calgary C-Train wandered off: parents Tue, 16 Oct 2018 20:39:21 EDT The father of a six-year old girl who died after being hit by a C-Train says she wandered off as her mother was getting their children ready for school.

High altitude training without the mountains now available in Calgary Tue, 16 Oct 2018 16:13:31 EDT TCR Sport Lab's altitude chamber allows both athletes and average Joes to simulate putting their treadmill or spin class on top of some of the tallest peaks in the Canadian Rockies.

Calgary Flames co-owner helped pay ransom to free hostage Amanda Lindhout Tue, 16 Oct 2018 19:11:20 EDT A Calgary businessman and philanthropist says he paid roughly $750,000 to help free kidnapped journalist Amanda Lindhout in Somalia.

Missing victim, convicted cops, mysterious letter to media: what jury didn't hear in Calgary corruption trial Jason Kenney remains 'skeptical' on Calgary 2026 Olympic cost estimate Federal ministers to announce plan to expedite pardons for minor pot convictions Forbidden Dimension releases fresh album to celebrate 30 years of horror rock Canada Post workers could begin rotating strikes Monday Major crimes investigating after man found dead on Piikani First Nation Use of cannabis at Calgary public schools still unacceptable as pot becomes legal, superintendent says Former UCP candidate who posed with Soldiers of Odin denied appeal Trash collection app crowdsources planet cleanup while collecting garbage data Vehicle consignment dealer sentenced to 3 years in jail after ripping off customers for more than $2M Drilling forecast bleak as discount for Canadian oil persists, analyst says

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'I didn't have time to stop': C-Train driver recounts horror of hitting pedestrian | Patient hospitalized with severe burns after north Calgary apartment fire | Legal cannabis draws huge lineups as stores open in Calgary | 'Go back where Indians belong': St. Albert mother frightened by racist letter from neighbour

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'I didn't have time to stop': C-Train driver recounts horror of hitting pedestrian Wed, 17 Oct 2018 19:50:56 EDT The fear of striking a pedestrian is one that lurks in the minds of all train drivers — and the worst case came to pass this week after two people died after being hit by trains on Monday.

Patient hospitalized with severe burns after north Calgary apartment fire Wed, 17 Oct 2018 20:01:50 EDT One person has been taken to hospital with severe burns after a fire at a multi-family residence in north Calgary Wednesday.

Legal cannabis draws huge lineups as stores open in Calgary Wed, 17 Oct 2018 12:52:11 EDT About 250 pot enthusiasts bundled up against the cold and lined up outside one of Calgary’s two new cannabis retail shops early Wednesday morning, keen to be among the first customers on Day 1 of legal recreational cannabis in Canada.

'Go back where Indians belong': St. Albert mother frightened by racist letter from neighbour Wed, 17 Oct 2018 17:39:05 EDT After receiving a threatening, racist letter from neighbours earlier this week, a St. Albert mother says she fears for her children's safety and will move out of her rented condo.

Banff affordable housing project chips away at projected shortfall of up to 700 units Fire at popular Mexican food chain set intentionally, RCMP say Victim in fatal Signal Hill shooting identified by Calgary police AHS failed to protect health information, privacy commissioner finds Oilsands target MEG formally rejects Husky Energy's $3.3B takeover bid The dangers of self-ghettoization in Calgary Kinder Morgan CEO says there's a 'seller's market' for remaining Canadian assets Some C-Train crashes include factors you 'can't avoid,' says councillor Singer k.d. lang, 7 others to receive Alberta Order of Excellence 'It gives people a direction, a purpose': Veteran survivors of sexual assault to compete at Invictus Games Police search rural property tied to suspected murder of Calgary man

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Frederick Banting's painting of the lab where he invented insulin part of auction preview | Lineups continue at Calgary cannabis stores | 2 men facing charges in abduction of Red Deer woman | 5 Calgary galleries end partnerships with Arts Commons after censorship accusation

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Frederick Banting's painting of the lab where he invented insulin part of auction preview Thu, 18 Oct 2018 21:00:00 EDT Frederick Banting invented insulin but he was more than just a Nobel prize-winning scientist. He was also an artist and he painted the lab where he made his famous discovery.

Lineups continue at Calgary cannabis stores Thu, 18 Oct 2018 21:27:26 EDT Queues at two cannabis stores that opened on the first day of legalization were hundreds deep throughout the day Wednesday and it was a similar scene on Day 2 of legalization.

2 men facing charges in abduction of Red Deer woman Thu, 18 Oct 2018 18:33:05 EDT Two men are facing criminal charges after a 48-year-old woman was abducted Wednesday morning in Red Deer.

5 Calgary galleries end partnerships with Arts Commons after censorship accusation Thu, 18 Oct 2018 18:06:06 EDT Five Calgary art galleries have chosen to end their partnership with Arts Commons after the organization was accused of censoring a transgender artist's work last month.

Jewellery thieves bust through walls of adjacent businesses in Calgary heist Nenshi slams province over cannabis revenue-splitting formula 'Gentle giant' St. Bernard brothers find 'perfect fit' home in Calgary CP Rail posts record revenues and per-share profits in third quarter Low-cost Calgary IVF clinic took advantage of the 'vulnerable and desperate,' woman says Jury starts deliberations in trial for Calgary parents charged in baby's death Police won't know the difference between legal weed and 'friendly dealer' kush, lawyer warns How much longer can Canada's low oil price last? Albertans included in 2018 Canada Sports Hall of Fame class Canada's first female commercial pilot honoured with Alberta Order of Excellence Area around Peter Lougheed Centre reopens after suspicious package investigation

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String of break-ins has Calgary police looking for public's help | 'Mom, I'm in trouble': Grande Prairie woman faces decade in Thai prison | Closed dump, drones help Calgary bolster tech 'hotbed' reputation | Calgary Police Association files grievance over cannabis ban for officers

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String of break-ins has Calgary police looking for public's help Fri, 19 Oct 2018 17:11:39 EDT It's believed the suspects are responsible for break-ins over a three week period in Panorama Hills in the city's northwest and in the southwest communities of Canyon Meadows and Evergreen Estates.

'Mom, I'm in trouble': Grande Prairie woman faces decade in Thai prison Fri, 19 Oct 2018 14:05:49 EDT One of two tourists charged with vandalism for spray painting graffiti on an ancient red-brick wall in northern Thailand is from Grande Prairie, Alta.

Closed dump, drones help Calgary bolster tech 'hotbed' reputation Wed, 11 Jul 2018 08:30:00 EDT So-called Falcon and other unmanned aerial vehicles are taking flight as part of what the city's calling a living lab, a space for companies and post-secondary institutions to test out new technologies.

Calgary Police Association files grievance over cannabis ban for officers Fri, 19 Oct 2018 18:49:07 EDT Current rules prohibit Calgary police officers from consuming marijuana, even when they're not on duty.

'This is beyond critical': Farmers burn midnight oil to get crops harvested 3-year-old dies after being hit by car in northeast Calgary Alberta beer week kicks off with a taste of Unity 'We're happy we did it,' investigator says after conviction in Calgary millionaire's trial Patients of low-cost Calgary fertility clinic call for better oversight UCP raised $500K more than NDP in last quarter, figures show Calgary artists seek intersection of art and politics with Know the Rules, Win the Game WestJet's Swoop forced to cancel 24 U.S. flights as regulatory approval held up Steady demand at Calgary cannabis stores putting strain on supplies Bridgeland cannabis store delayed after appeal from community association Monsanto Canada will move head office to Calgary

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Notley calls on Ottawa to buy more rail cars to get Alberta oil to market | ASIRT investigating death of man who was pushed by Lethbridge police officer | Homeowners worried about paying down debt as interest rates go up | Public memorial to be held for 6-year-old girl killed by C-Train

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Notley calls on Ottawa to buy more rail cars to get Alberta oil to market Mon, 22 Oct 2018 18:26:10 EDT Premier Rachel Notley is calling on the federal government to buy more rail cars to transport Alberta oil.

ASIRT investigating death of man who was pushed by Lethbridge police officer Mon, 22 Oct 2018 19:28:52 EDT Alberta's police watchdog is investigating after a man who was pushed by a Lethbridge police officer fell, hit his head and died.

Homeowners worried about paying down debt as interest rates go up Mon, 22 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT Many Canadian homeowners are worried about rising interest rates and how they will impact their budget, a new CBC Research survey finds.

Public memorial to be held for 6-year-old girl killed by C-Train Mon, 22 Oct 2018 19:27:55 EDT A memorial will be held Tuesday for a six-year-old girl who was struck and killed by a C-Train in Calgary last week.

Cree author shares struggles, obstacles and angels in memoir 1st tiny home village for homeless veterans in Canada to open in Calgary next year Notley suggests IOC could pitch in more for a Calgary 2026 Olympics Watch the film not the musical, theatre critic says of Mary and Max Police look for suspects after man was confined against his will, stabbed Calgary-born musician falls to death while wing-walking on plane for music video 'I shot her,' Strathmore man tells sister before divulging plan to die in suicide-by-cop scenario Calgary librarian's poem tapped for Alberta's first literary 'bookmark' Nobody held responsible for pulling trigger in fatal Calgary shooting as third plea deal made Calgary police seek victim in 'possible hate-motivated assault' on C-Train Trudeau to unveil carbon tax plan Tuesday for provinces that don't comply

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Alberta hunts for more cannabis producers as demand drains supplies | UCP vow to scrap carbon tax would see Ottawa 'impose their will' on Alberta: Ceci | Dancing with your twin can be a mixed blessing, ballerinas say as The Sleeping Beauty opens | 'My name is Lisa:' Immersive exhibit explores child abuse from kid's view

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Alberta hunts for more cannabis producers as demand drains supplies Tue, 23 Oct 2018 21:38:29 EDT Alberta is looking to boost its roster of cannabis producers — and bolster its supplies — as eager consumers continue to deplete provincial stockpiles of popular weed products.

UCP vow to scrap carbon tax would see Ottawa 'impose their will' on Alberta: Ceci Tue, 23 Oct 2018 20:48:26 EDT And while UCP leader Jason Kenney would almost certainly disagree with that phrasing, he does say his proposed challenge against the federal plan could fail — but he asserts that even then, the province would be better off.

Dancing with your twin can be a mixed blessing, ballerinas say as The Sleeping Beauty opens Tue, 23 Oct 2018 21:00:00 EDT The problem with working closely with your twin is that when they give you constructive criticism, you’d better listen because you know it’s the cold, hard truth.

'My name is Lisa:' Immersive exhibit explores child abuse from kid's view Tue, 23 Oct 2018 20:52:26 EDT An exhibit in the United States that immerses people into the world of a child who has suffered abuse is being used by the Sheldon Kennedy Child Advocacy Centre to try and protect kids.

Central Library prepares to close its doors after serving community needs for 55 years NDP files complaint against UCP, Jason Kenney and third-party advertiser Canada's 'largest' carved pumpkin could ignite its own Battle of Alberta B.C. LNG project could create 'gold rush' for Alberta petrochemical industry Kenney, Panda did not breach conflict rules, ethics commissioner finds Alberta tourist charged with graffiti vandalism terrified of Thai prison Julie Van Rosendaal revisits Alberta's most iconic onion recipe Community association defends appeal that helped delay Bridgeland weed store opening More than half of all Canadian car loans are financed for 7 years or more Trudeau promises rebates as Ottawa moves to levy carbon tax on provinces outside the climate plan Senior hit by car and killed in downtown Calgary

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Man found guilty of first-degree murder of Calgary woman appeals conviction | Facebook to investigate whether anti-Indigenous slur should be added to hate speech guidelines | Alberta vape shop busted for selling illegal cannabis, police say | New company promises to take over some of Greyhound's routes in Western Canada

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Man found guilty of first-degree murder of Calgary woman appeals conviction Wed, 24 Oct 2018 20:58:46 EDT After six hours of deliberations and a failed mistrial application by the defence lawyer, a Calgary jury found Curtis Healy guilty of first-degree murder in September.

Facebook to investigate whether anti-Indigenous slur should be added to hate speech guidelines Wed, 24 Oct 2018 19:44:08 EDT Facebook is investigating whether a racial and gendered slur against Indigenous women should be added to its list of words that constitute hate speech.

Alberta vape shop busted for selling illegal cannabis, police say Wed, 24 Oct 2018 19:31:14 EDT Three people have been charged with drug trafficking after RCMP raided a St. Albert vape shop police say had been advertising for months that it was selling cannabis products.

New company promises to take over some of Greyhound's routes in Western Canada Wed, 24 Oct 2018 18:45:27 EDT Ahead of Greyhound's last Western Canada runs, there's a new bus company promising to swoop in and take over routes.

IOC stands firm on financial contribution should Calgary win 2026 Olympic Games Homeless man didn't like the shelter breakfasts, so now he's a cook there Whether it's provincial or federal, Albertans aren't fans of a carbon tax Alberta band settles long-standing land claim for $113M and swath of land Bill C-69 needs work to 'make it right,' Alberta minister Shannon Phillips says Blasting the earth with radio waves and one possible future for the oilsands Police hunt man who might have information on 17th Avenue S.W. shooting Man killed in shooting in Penbrooke Meadows Jasper getting 'major facelift' with campground upgrade, diseased tree removal Man, 50, killed in explosion at well site southeast of Grande Prairie Bank of Canada raises key interest rate — and hints at more to come

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Alberta brings in new rules on car repairs, purchases | Driver who killed siblings while suffering seizure 'so, so sorry,' judge hears | Overworked and ignored, front-line Calgary police describe an organization in crisis | Calgary mayor defends 'balancing environment and economy' while recruiting tech talent in Vancouver

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Alberta brings in new rules on car repairs, purchases Thu, 25 Oct 2018 20:38:30 EDT Starting next week, there will be new rules in Alberta for selling autos or getting them fixed.

Driver who killed siblings while suffering seizure 'so, so sorry,' judge hears Thu, 25 Oct 2018 18:59:09 EDT The man who killed two Calgary siblings when he drove through an intersection while suffering a seizure said Thursday he will never drive again and offered a tearful apology to his victims' family sitting in the courtroom gallery .

Overworked and ignored, front-line Calgary police describe an organization in crisis Thu, 25 Oct 2018 17:58:56 EDT Words like "crisis," "broken" and "mutiny" are on the lips of some front-line Calgary police officers who say they are overworked, demoralized and ignored by out-of-touch executive officers and their own union.

Calgary mayor defends 'balancing environment and economy' while recruiting tech talent in Vancouver Thu, 25 Oct 2018 17:28:46 EDT Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi doesn't pull any punches criticizing B.C. politicians who oppose the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion — a stance that is now spilling over into the federal carbon tax plan.

Kenney and Scheer vow to fight 'lies' of oil and gas opponents Overcrowded Calgary nightclub a 'disaster waiting to happen,' judge says in imposing $40K fine Ears make the bear, says creator of Canmore sculpture 'Blossom' Man killed in 2-vehicle highway crash south of Calgary More than 600 homeless dogs and cats stretch AARCS to limit Airbus H145 chosen to replace STARS air ambulance fleet Crescent Point eyes asset sales after cutting staff count by 230 in September What the daily grind of downtown commuting tells us about Calgary A closer look at possible Calgary 2026 Olympic venues Postal workers on the picket lines in Calgary Crash sends pedestrian to hospital with life-threatening injuries

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Alberta isn't budging on $700M Olympic commitment, despite federal government cash | Calgary Co-op food tamperer convicted of assault for spitting in face of government worker | 'It was super nerve-racking': Alberta hunter films grizzly encounter | Wildlife corridor in southwest Alberta named after former premier Jim Prentice

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Alberta isn't budging on $700M Olympic commitment, despite federal government cash Fri, 26 Oct 2018 19:49:48 EDT The federal government is interested in spending more than expected to put on the 2026 Winter Olympics and Paralympic Games in Calgary.

Calgary Co-op food tamperer convicted of assault for spitting in face of government worker Fri, 26 Oct 2018 18:07:09 EDT The Calgary woman who made headlines after she put metal pins, needles and nails in food at a local Co-op has been convicted of assault for spitting in the face of an Alberta government worker.

'It was super nerve-racking': Alberta hunter films grizzly encounter Fri, 26 Oct 2018 18:58:29 EDT Logan Hunter was hunting with his father Thursday when the pair spotted a grizzly bear. The 19-year-old Whitecourt resident quickly started recording with his phone, and the video he posted had more than 1.5 million views by the next day.

Wildlife corridor in southwest Alberta named after former premier Jim Prentice Fri, 26 Oct 2018 17:21:59 EDT A swath of land in southwestern Alberta has been protected and named in honour of former premier Jim Prentice.

Lack of aptitude in Grade 9 math about more than calculators, says tutor Alberta Holocaust denier convicted in Germany for 'incitement to hatred' 'Crisis,' 'broken,' 'mutiny': Front-line officers call for purge of Calgary police top brass British expat heads to London to fight for her pension Health records of 178 Albertans accessed inappropriately by ex-AHS employee, province says Albertans now earn $1,168 per week, the 2nd-highest level on record 'He was a big, bright light': Scholarships honour Alberta Broncos players How Jason Kenney's plan to 'fight back' helps and hurts him Alberta could become innovation leader for low-carbon future, says RBC CEO Alberta government tightens rules for selling, repairing vehicles Exxon lawsuit takes aim at Alberta oilsands over climate risks

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Council's Olympic committee will be asked to cancel Calgary 2026 bid and plebiscite | 3 skiers injured after being swept 100 metres in Banff National Park avalanche | Crystal Crowchild convicted of Calgary murder for a 3rd time | Emergency debate on Trans Mountain pipeline kicks off Alberta's fall legislature session

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Council's Olympic committee will be asked to cancel Calgary 2026 bid and plebiscite Mon, 29 Oct 2018 17:03:18 EDT A recommendation will be brought forward to Calgary city council's Olympic assessment committee Tuesday to cancel the bid process for the 2026 Olympics as well as the plebiscite, CBC News has confirmed.

3 skiers injured after being swept 100 metres in Banff National Park avalanche Mon, 29 Oct 2018 19:49:19 EDT Three skiers were injured Monday after being swept down a mountainside in Banff National Park.

Crystal Crowchild convicted of Calgary murder for a 3rd time Mon, 29 Oct 2018 16:59:53 EDT For a third time, Crystal Crowchild has been convicted of second-degree murder in the fatal stabbing of a man she said she believed was going to sexually assault her.

Emergency debate on Trans Mountain pipeline kicks off Alberta's fall legislature session Mon, 29 Oct 2018 14:09:22 EDT Government house leader Brian Mason says the NDP government will introduce bills aimed at implementing more recommendations from the child intervention panel, modernizing securities regulation, and giving the College of Physicians and Surgeons the power to penalize members who are accused of sexual assault and sexual harassment.

Police investigate 'incident' involving teacher at northeast Calgary school Dockless electric bikes come to Calgary as Lime launches citywide pilot Green bin service reduced for winter to every other week Analyst touts Alberta royalty holiday as temporary Canadian crude price crutch Study suggests bedrock stress a factor in fracking-caused earthquakes Human rights commission wants Supreme Court to hear dispute over Muslim prayer at Calgary school Calgary police bust $1.38M cannabis grow-op Library windows offer patrons opportunity to create lasting legacy Calgary priest put on leave amid sexual misconduct allegations Calgary man accused of threatening to kill public safety minister found not guilty Alberta MLAs start off fall session on familiar note

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Chair of Calgary Olympic committee recommends pulling plug on 2026 bid | Demand for cannabis continues to outstrip supply in Alberta | 'I love you, I'm sorry,' killer tells ex-girlfriend before shooting her in the head, jurors hear | Man sought after indecent acts reported in Airdrie, Calgary

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Chair of Calgary Olympic committee recommends pulling plug on 2026 bid Tue, 30 Oct 2018 14:33:31 EDT The head of the city committee assessing Calgary's bid for the 2026 Winter Games says there's no funding agreement in place with other levels of government and no way for Calgarians to make an informed decision by the Nov. 13 plebiscite and has recommended cancelling it.

Demand for cannabis continues to outstrip supply in Alberta Tue, 30 Oct 2018 15:49:02 EDT “The real challenge is quite simply we’re just not getting enough stock in from the licensed producers and that’s something that all provinces and territories are facing right now.”

'I love you, I'm sorry,' killer tells ex-girlfriend before shooting her in the head, jurors hear Tue, 30 Oct 2018 18:36:55 EDT Glenn Randall wailed and moaned in the moments after he killed his ex-girlfriend. "I love you, I'm sorry," he could be heard saying on the 911 call Brenda Walker had made just before she was fatally shot.

Man sought after indecent acts reported in Airdrie, Calgary Tue, 30 Oct 2018 18:15:40 EDT Calgary police are working to locate a man charged with an indecent act and suspected in several others in Airdrie and Calgary. Warning: This story contains details that may be found disturbing.

Last Chance Saloon in Wayne, Alta. Banff's bison herd growing, thriving as it explores new range, Parks Canada says Spice up Halloween with these spooky dishes Warrant issued for teen accused of assaulting officer, trying to steal stun gun Screamfest set to shut down, but new event will rise from the dead Tegan and Sara talk LGBT issues on Parliament Hill Oilsands rhetoric: hysterical and misleading in its criticism, glossy and antiseptic in its defence Calgary police warn parents after man approaches children in playground Parking woes continue as opening of Foothills hospital main parkade delayed 2nd Street S.W. would become one-way with separate cycle track under city proposal AltaGas shares fall as it eyes $1.5B asset sale, cancels dividend program

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Calgary council votes to revive Olympic bid from near-death | Calgary landlord fined $40K for fire code breaches in secondary suite | Calgary bus incident being investigated as possible hate crime | Charity watchdog urges donors to think twice before giving to Calgary Flames Foundation

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Calgary council votes to revive Olympic bid from near-death Wed, 31 Oct 2018 11:25:03 EDT Calgary city council votes 7-8 — after more than seven hours of heated discussions — to keep the city's 2026 Olympic bid alive and allow Calgarians to decide whether the bid should move forward, with a plebiscite planned for Nov. 13.

Calgary landlord fined $40K for fire code breaches in secondary suite Wed, 31 Oct 2018 16:25:13 EDT A Calgary landlord has been slapped with a $40,000 fine for violating the fire code in a basement suite rented to a woman and her son.

Calgary bus incident being investigated as possible hate crime Wed, 31 Oct 2018 14:30:49 EDT Police say the woman became verbally abusive toward the driver soon after getting on the bus, allegedly yelling racial slurs and then throwing a slush drink.

Charity watchdog urges donors to think twice before giving to Calgary Flames Foundation Wed, 31 Oct 2018 07:30:00 EDT The charity watchdog group Charity Intelligence Canada says the Calgary Flames charitable foundation is offside when it comes to transparency, its high fundraising costs and the amount it saves.

Three-time convicted killer Crystal Crowchild handed life sentence 'Let's do this': Cavalry of Canadian Olympians rally in support of Calgary 2026 Bail decision reserved for teen accused of shooting German tourist Edmonton squashes Calgary in giant pumpkin fundraiser Rachel Notley warns B.C. steelworkers their jobs are at risk without Trans Mountain Man charged after Rocky Mountain House Mountie assaulted, bear-sprayed Bill closes loophole in private guardianships for Alberta kids in care Court action launched against Sixties Scoop settlement agreement lawyer fees 'I love you, I'm sorry,' killer told ex-girlfriend before shooting her in the head, jurors hear 'Our inner soul desires mystery': Why the 'haunted' Last Chance Saloon has thrilled and chilled for years Federal, provincial governments reach agreement on funding proposal for Calgary 2026 Olympic bid

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Teen accused of shooting German tourist released on bail | $260B liability figure for abandoned energy instructure an 'error in judgment': AER | Doctor convicted of raping daughter for years collapses after threat of incarceration | Montana private investigator continues search for missing Airdrie man

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Teen accused of shooting German tourist released on bail Thu, 1 Nov 2018 18:10:54 EDT The teenager accused of randomly shooting a German tourist in the head has been granted bail and must live with his grandmother as a condition of his release.

$260B liability figure for abandoned energy instructure an 'error in judgment': AER Thu, 1 Nov 2018 19:36:09 EDT The Alberta Energy Regulator is distancing itself from an internal report from one of its senior officials that puts the estimated liability of abandoned energy infrastructure in Alberta at $260 billion.

Doctor convicted of raping daughter for years collapses after threat of incarceration Thu, 1 Nov 2018 14:31:06 EDT In the moments after a Calgary doctor was convicted of raping his own daughter over a number of years, he let out a shriek before collapsing on the floor of the courtroom.

Montana private investigator continues search for missing Airdrie man Thu, 1 Nov 2018 19:30:27 EDT Airdrie resident Cameron Collin went missing from a Montana bachelor party on Oct. 4. His family has offered a $10,000 U.S. reward and hired a private investigator to search for him.

Detached home sales in Calgary hit lowest level since the 1990s Flames Foundation quarrels with watchdog's critique, says it has nothing to hide Funky facial hair, WWI-era food, spicy Spanish guitar and other ideas to fill up your weekend Freezing rain warning issued for central Alberta, wind warning for Pincher Creek area 2026 Olympics a chance to reinvigorate Calgary's brand, bid boss tells forum Discoverer of Badlands dinosaur bones featured in Google doodle Gary Mar named new CEO of Petroleum Services Association of Canada

Calgary council votes to revive Olympic bid from near-death

'Reasonable-thinking people' already convinced on Trans Mountain, Notley says It's time for an Olympic-sized financial reality check New Central Library now 'free and open to everyone'

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Calgary homicide detective writes true crime book with focus on life lessons | 194th Avenue bridge opens in south Calgary | Calgary fundraiser $10K short after processing glitches | Controversial RV park on Buffalo Lake slashed in size after appeal board ruling

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Calgary homicide detective writes true crime book with focus on life lessons Fri, 2 Nov 2018 21:15:15 EDT There is one case that he just can’t get out of his mind, and it inspired a true crime book that in turn led to an episode of CBC’s The Detectives.

194th Avenue bridge opens in south Calgary Fri, 2 Nov 2018 19:21:06 EDT “Whether you drive, take transit, cycle or walk, this new road improves how people travel between communities now and into the future,” said Ward 13 Coun. Diane Colley-Urquhart in a statement.

Calgary fundraiser $10K short after processing glitches Fri, 2 Nov 2018 20:02:29 EDT Calgary charity the Ujamaa Grandmas thought their fundraiser for Africa was a rousing success, raising $48,000 in a single weekend — until they discovered $10,000 worth of charges didn't go through.

Controversial RV park on Buffalo Lake slashed in size after appeal board ruling Fri, 2 Nov 2018 17:27:41 EDT Paradise Shores has been reduced to 168 stalls after a Stettler County appeal board ruled it violated density rules.

Calgary can feel more confident than Vancouver did for Olympic vote: Furlong Retirement of senior Calgary prosecutor 'a loss to the legal community' Repeat animal abuser Catherine Adams sentenced to 90 days in jail Kim's Convenience co-creator on anglicization, role models and comedy as a uniting force Alberta Energy Regulator CEO Jim Ellis to resign in January Oilsands companies pull back on production as 'crisis' hits sector West Bragg Creek trail network connects to the Great Trail Greyhound exit leaves gap for homeless, domestic violence shelters

New Central Library now 'free and open to everyone'

Enbridge CEO calls for patience as western oil glut 'screams' for solutions

Doctor convicted of raping daughter for years collapses after threat of incarceration

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Calgary Olympic plebiscite: What you need to know to vote and be informed | 3 taken to hospital after serious collision on Highway 1 west of Calgary | Second Cup converting 2 Alberta cafés to cannabis dispensaries, will review rest of chain | Calgary council asked to designate 1st legion hall as a municipal heritage resource

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Calgary Olympic plebiscite: What you need to know to vote and be informed Mon, 5 Nov 2018 19:07:17 EST From the costs and benefits to the nitty gritty of how, when and where to vote, we've broken down all you need to know for the upcoming vote.

3 taken to hospital after serious collision on Highway 1 west of Calgary Mon, 5 Nov 2018 18:56:48 EST Two adults and a child have been taken to hospital after a serious collision Monday between an SUV and a car on Highway 1 near Old Banff Coach Road just west of Calgary.

Second Cup converting 2 Alberta cafés to cannabis dispensaries, will review rest of chain Mon, 5 Nov 2018 15:57:49 EST The Second Cup Ltd. says it has started a strategic review of the coffee chain company despite reporting improved financial results and is continuing on its plan to sell recreational cannabis.

Calgary council asked to designate 1st legion hall as a municipal heritage resource Mon, 5 Nov 2018 19:37:10 EST City council is being asked to renew the 100-year-long lease on Legion Number One, in downtown Calgary

Alberta family doctor ordered to pay $70K for 'unprofessional conduct' Elections Calgary to use electronic vote tabulators for 1st time at Olympic plebiscite 1 actor plays 2 roles to tell WWII story Half the Battle $4.5-million cocaine trafficking trial to resume 17 months after charges stayed Notley's NDP government 'a culture of fear and intimidation,' party MLA says Double-murder trial remains on track as Calgary judge elevated to Alberta's top court Nenshi says despite Olympic star power on pro-bid side, naysayers are winning debate Taradale residents 'shocked' to lose community grocery store Bill aims to end corporate donations to municipal candidates Man charged with voyeurism after children approached in Calgary playground Alberta MP and his wife push to change laws related to multiple sclerosis

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46% of responses to Calgary's online Olympic poll deleted due to pro-bid 'bot activity' | Woman who testified against brother sobs in his arms after murder conviction | Environmental pains, civic pride gains for Calgary outlined in Olympic cost-benefit analysis | Jason Kenney looks at creating database to keep extremists out of UCP

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46% of responses to Calgary's online Olympic poll deleted due to pro-bid 'bot activity' Tue, 6 Nov 2018 18:57:15 EST City council's Olympic assessment committee heard Tuesday that nearly half the responses to an online poll on whether Calgary should bid to host the 2026 Winter Games had to be scrubbed from the results due to "bot activity."

Woman who testified against brother sobs in his arms after murder conviction Tue, 6 Nov 2018 14:03:23 EST Moments after he was convicted of first-degree murder, Glenn Randall's heartbroken sister — who testified against him — wept in his arms as the sheriff allowed a final hug before he was taken to prison to begin serving a life sentence.

Environmental pains, civic pride gains for Calgary outlined in Olympic cost-benefit analysis Tue, 6 Nov 2018 21:33:24 EST With advance plebiscite voting on whether Calgary should host the Olympics already underway, city council's assessment committee heard Tuesday some of the pros and cons of a bid for the 2026 Games.

Jason Kenney looks at creating database to keep extremists out of UCP Tue, 6 Nov 2018 20:01:46 EST United Conservative Party Leader Jason Kenney says he wants to assemble a database to screen out extremists who may try to seek membership in the party.

Here's how to eat a quince while the fruit's in season One more year: Crowchild Trail bridge improvements continue Former CFL running back ordered to appear in person on voyeurism charges Democrats leading in some key House races, Republicans likely to hold Senate, early midterm results show Advance polls open across Calgary for Olympics 2026 bid plebiscite Man arrested for alleged indecent acts in Calgary and Airdrie Ousted Calgary MLA's bullying allegations 'unfounded,' NDP caucus says Painted Pony warns natural gas output will fall due to B.C. pipeline explosion Glut of unsold units to slow housing starts in Calgary through 2020, CMHC predicts Deer take over Alberta town, force residents to stay indoors Why homeowners, not businesses, are paying more and more of the property taxes in Calgary

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Watch CBC Calgary's Olympic plebiscite town hall from 6:30 to 8 p.m. MT | Retail staff, shoppers assaulted trying to stop robbery spree that hit 6 stores across Calgary | Former WestJet employee pleads guilty to defrauding airline of $138K in travel credits | Yes vote in plebiscite doesn't guarantee Olympic bid, says Nenshi

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Watch CBC Calgary's Olympic plebiscite town hall from 6:30 to 8 p.m. MT Wed, 7 Nov 2018 07:55:38 EST If you live in Calgary, find out what you need to know before you cast your vote in the Nov. 13 plebiscite by tuning in to the CBC Calgary's town hall on the 2026 bid for the Olympic Games Wednesday night.

Retail staff, shoppers assaulted trying to stop robbery spree that hit 6 stores across Calgary Wed, 7 Nov 2018 19:00:44 EST Calgary police say a group of male teenagers were involved in a series of robberies in all four quadrants of the city Tuesday evening.

Former WestJet employee pleads guilty to defrauding airline of $138K in travel credits Wed, 7 Nov 2018 14:12:34 EST A former WestJet employee has admitted to defrauding the company of more than $138,000 by issuing travel dollars to his friends and others who would pay him for the credits.

Yes vote in plebiscite doesn't guarantee Olympic bid, says Nenshi Wed, 7 Nov 2018 16:21:22 EST The mayor says the threshold for a decision will be 50 per cent plus one, but he would prefer a stronger mandate in either direction.

On-demand transit experiment aims to change suburban busing Unsmoked pot pipe earns Calgary driver first $230 cannabis ticket in Vancouver City should be out of the golf course business, says Calgary politician Man dead after 2 explosions rock Edmonton-area community centre, police say High Performance Rodeo announces its 2019 lineup 13 men charged in Alberta child luring bust Calgarians don't want to host Olympics, according to poll Alberta auditor flags faulty management of $1B Supernet contracts Carbon monoxide sends 5 to hospital on Wednesday morning Calgary's 1st independent ethics adviser to resign New Central Library attracts more than 50K visitors in 4 days

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Canadian artist brings WWII war brides home with exhibit at London museum | City Hall time capsule offers peek into Calgary's past | Are you ready? Ski slopes in Alberta open soon | Calgary hardest hit by flu virus so far this season

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Canadian artist brings WWII war brides home with exhibit at London museum Thu, 8 Nov 2018 21:12:14 EST Calgary-based artist Bev Tosh has a new exhibit at the Royal Air Force Museum in London, England. It explores the deeply personal stories of the trials and tribulations experienced by WWII war brides.

City Hall time capsule offers peek into Calgary's past Thu, 8 Nov 2018 17:07:24 EST City hall staff took a trip back in time Thursday, without the need for a flux capacitor — opening a time capsule that was sealed in 1908.

Are you ready? Ski slopes in Alberta open soon Thu, 8 Nov 2018 20:03:02 EST If you're looking to carve time for winter sports this weekend, there are hills close to home with runs ready.

Calgary hardest hit by flu virus so far this season Thu, 8 Nov 2018 19:09:54 EST Since the end of August, there have been 510 confirmed cases of influenza A in Alberta, with 340 of those diagnosed in Calgary, compared with 86 in Edmonton.

Alberta Energy Regulator spent more than $14,000 flying boss to weekly meetings Christmas markets, music and a film festival: Calgary entertainment Bank heist teller freed after jail term reduced to 6 months — saving her from deportation Man linked to Sherwood Park blasts died from gunshot wound, police say 'Clean label' joins 'all natural' and 'artisanal' as the next big food marketing claim Two complaints investigated against NDP MLAs, premier's office says Alec Baldwin donates Calgary appearance fee back to Owen Hart Foundation in wake of assault charge Cutbacks and deferred drilling a common theme for Calgary oil companies Uncontrolled 80-car train rolls a quarter kilometre through Calgary's inner city AISH, income support, seniors benefits indexed to cost of living under new bill Police investigate possible hate crime against transgender woman on C-Train

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Olympic bid 'destructive' for Calgary, says councillor | 3 cool things about a home with no furnace | The Ledge: Dissecting the Luff effect on the Notley government | CBC Calgary reporter recalls interview with veteran about end of First World War

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Olympic bid 'destructive' for Calgary, says councillor Fri, 9 Nov 2018 21:21:32 EST A northside city councillor went to the heart of Victoria Park on Friday to rail against the city's potential Olympic bid.

3 cool things about a home with no furnace Fri, 9 Nov 2018 19:06:18 EST The builders of a northwest Calgary home say it uses 90 per cent less energy than a regular build, thanks to massively insulated walls and windows — just some of the many tricks of the eco-home trade.

The Ledge: Dissecting the Luff effect on the Notley government Fri, 9 Nov 2018 19:19:39 EST When a little-known Calgary back-bench MLA accused the Notley government of bullying this week, she pulled back the curtain on caucus secrecy and solidarity.

CBC Calgary reporter recalls interview with veteran about end of First World War Fri, 9 Nov 2018 21:04:24 EST Veteran CBC reporter Scott Dippel appeared Friday on The Homestretch with a story of his own memories of talking with Tom Spear, who was a veteran of the Great War.

Ousted Calgary NDP MLA wants Notley to put job on line over bullying allegations Thousands expected at Field of Crosses for Remembrance Day ceremony Alleged white supremacist kicked out of UCP joined Bernier's People's Party Woman in 60s hurt badly after being pushed onto LRT tracks by stranger Calgary police member charged after allegedly assaulting a man under arrest Order to stop Keystone XL construction shows urgent need to get Canadian oil to new markets, energy group says Employee attacked in teen robbery spree says incident left her scared First look at Olympic hub around McMahon Stadium revealed Sneaky squirrel turns Edmonton woman's car into secret stash spot Homeless Alberta man discovers rare Disney art in 'ratty old plastic bag' is worth thousands Wash your hands, say Alberta health officials after increase in gastrointestinal illness

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Alberta premier slams UCP leader's past praise of lawyer who compared pride flags to swastikas | If Calgary gets Olympics, council will hit governments for more cash | Yes and No camps make final push on day before Calgary Olympic plebiscite | Southern Alberta crash involving stolen pickup truck sends 5 to hospital

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Alberta premier slams UCP leader's past praise of lawyer who compared pride flags to swastikas Mon, 12 Nov 2018 19:27:35 EST Alberta's premier criticized the leader of the United Conservative Party on Monday for a comment he made last year equating the work of a lawyer fighting gay-straight alliance legislation with that of civil rights activist Rosa Parks.

If Calgary gets Olympics, council will hit governments for more cash Mon, 12 Nov 2018 20:13:20 EST A city councillor says if Calgarians support an Olympic bid and Calgary is named the host city, the city will go looking for more money from other levels of government for additional projects.

Yes and No camps make final push on day before Calgary Olympic plebiscite Mon, 12 Nov 2018 16:38:40 EST Regardless of the way Calgarians vote, the city's returning officer says Elections Calgary is ready for a high turnout, with more than enough ballots for all eligible voters.

Southern Alberta crash involving stolen pickup truck sends 5 to hospital Mon, 12 Nov 2018 16:52:18 EST RCMP in southern Alberta are looking for information about a serious crash Monday morning between two pickup trucks — one stolen — that sent five people to hospital.

Calgary Olympic plebiscite: What you need to know to vote and be informed

'Nothing left to order:' Calgary cannabis stores struggle with stock Bye bye, birdie: Iconic Inglewood goose sign won't be part of new, modern bridge C-Train assault victim's family plan to 'stand up' for critically injured mother in court 'Trigger-happy' hunter killed beloved buckskin horse, owner believes Treaty signing marks start of real work for Alberta's Lubicon, says chief M.D. of Foothills orders family to remove berm protecting property from Highwood River flooding Legal cannabis has a lot to learn from black market, says longtime dealer 'I was beginning to lose hope': Woman battles bank for 2 years for information on her own account Crime is up in Calgary — but still not as bad as it was in the late 1990s and early 2000s Police seek driver after semi collides with straw bale on central Alberta highway

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Turnout for Calgary Olympic plebiscite surpasses 207,000 | Barriers to accessibility at Calgary's new Central Library | Sex assault trial begins for southern Alberta man with 14-year history of victimizing teen girls | One of Canada's largest oilsands players calls for government to mandate production cuts

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Turnout for Calgary Olympic plebiscite surpasses 207,000 Tue, 13 Nov 2018 12:29:52 EST More than 207,000 people have already voted in Calgary's Olympic bid plebiscite. That includes 153,000 ballots cast today and 54,000 from mail-in and advance turnout.

Barriers to accessibility at Calgary's new Central Library Tue, 13 Nov 2018 21:02:03 EST Some Calgarians are raising concerns over accessibility at Calgary's new Central Library.

Sex assault trial begins for southern Alberta man with 14-year history of victimizing teen girls Tue, 13 Nov 2018 17:15:11 EST Another trial has begun for a southern Alberta man who has a 14-year history of sexually assaulting underage girls.

One of Canada's largest oilsands players calls for government to mandate production cuts Tue, 13 Nov 2018 16:37:40 EST Cenovus Energy, one of the country's largest oilsands players, is calling on the Alberta government to implement "temporary" production cuts across the oil sector.

Reuben and the Dark vow show will go on after band's vehicles 'totalled' in crash Mental health concerns for Calgary woman accused of trying to kill stranger on C-Train tracks Alberta Advantage registered as official political party Cashier stabbed in attempted robbery at Calgary convenience store Scores of unlicensed locksmiths rip off customers and businesses alike, consumers warned Alberta premier challenges Jason Kenney to expel Carpay over pride flag, swastika remarks What a win looks like for Yes and No sides of Calgary 2026 Olympic debate After Montana ruling, TransCanada not sure when Keystone construction can begin Alberta uses tech to get Mounties on the street and away from the desk Lubicon Lake Band, government officials sign historic land-claim settlement Voyeurism trial booked for former CFL running back Jerome Messam

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Historic synthesizer celebrated at Calgary's National Music Centre | When Calgarians rejected the Olympic bid, they chose bread over circuses | Canada's oil price woes reaching an 'emergency situation,' Cenovus CEO says | Uncertified worker lied about testing Alberta town's drinking water for 7 years

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Historic synthesizer celebrated at Calgary's National Music Centre Wed, 14 Nov 2018 21:32:57 EST Officially known as The Original New Timbral Orchestra — but better known as TONTO — it’s a synthesizer built in 1968 by music producers Malcolm Cecil and Robert Margouleff which helped spawn several albums by the legendary Stevie Wonder, and create the iconic bassline for the song, Superstition.

When Calgarians rejected the Olympic bid, they chose bread over circuses Wed, 14 Nov 2018 19:13:02 EST Calgarians wanted to focus on local priorities, particularly with an austerity budget looming, without Olympic-sized risks.

Canada's oil price woes reaching an 'emergency situation,' Cenovus CEO says Wed, 14 Nov 2018 20:04:27 EST The head of one of the country's largest oilsands producers says Canada's oil price woes are reaching an "emergency situation," and on Wednesday saw his company's call for production cuts echoed by a competitor.

Uncertified worker lied about testing Alberta town's drinking water for 7 years Wed, 14 Nov 2018 19:01:37 EST A former employee of the Town of Oyen in southern Alberta has been fined $1,000 for not monitoring the town's drinking water over a seven-year period.

Typical Calgary home would see taxes and fees rise by $113 in 2019 under proposed city budget Suncor CEO Steve Williams to retire; Mark Little named as replacement 'Monster' accused of shoving grandmother onto tracks to undergo 30-day psych assessment Jason Kenney says Carpay membership decision lies with UCP board, not with him Canmore and Whistler, B.C., disappointed by Calgary vote to end 2026 Olympic bid Ramp closure from Memorial Drive onto southbound Crowchild Trail snarls traffic 5 charged after recovery of powwow regalia stolen from Alberta family in Saskatoon Lethbridge store clerk confined in back room by 'enraged' man Calgary Olympics No vote sets city looking to a future without the Winter Games Alberta launches lost-revenue counter in campaign for Trans Mountain pipeline expansion Suspect in fatal hit-and-run charged nine months after Red Deer death

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City preps for transit changes with official launch of BRT routes | Wind warnings issued for Calgary and surrounding area | Oil price woes a 'serious problem' for Canadian economy, says Notley | Indigenous language program gets $6M boost from provincial government

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City preps for transit changes with official launch of BRT routes Thu, 15 Nov 2018 21:29:27 EST The city's three new bus rapid transit routes, branded Max, will go into service next Monday, which will also see the biggest number of transit route changes in Calgary's history.

Wind warnings issued for Calgary and surrounding area Thu, 15 Nov 2018 18:28:20 EST “The wind will increase to 50 [km/hr] gusting 70 km/h shortly after midnight, however, at times gusts could be as strong as 90 km/h,” reads a warning from Environment Canada.

Oil price woes a 'serious problem' for Canadian economy, says Notley Thu, 15 Nov 2018 19:36:05 EST Alberta's premier believes the low price of crude has become a serious problem for the country's economy, but says there's a lack of agreement around the sector on the idea of government-mandated output cuts.

Indigenous language program gets $6M boost from provincial government Thu, 15 Nov 2018 20:13:40 EST Heralded as the first of its kind in Canada, the Indigenous Language in Education grant program will see the province invest $6 million to increase the number of teachers versed in First Nation languages and expand resource development for early childhood education and K-12 classes.

ASIRT clears officers who fatally shot 'prolific car thief' who was high on meth Christmas at Lougheed House, a documentary and electronic music: Calgary entertainment picks Mom pushes tests for deadly pancreatic cancer that may steal her future Christmases Woman who posed as animal control officer to steal dog sentenced to 90 days Decades on, Lethbridge cold cases vex police

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Man dies boating on Bow River near Okotoks Triple murder suspect accused of gunning down couple in front of boy gets bail German tourist shot in head near Calgary still requires 24/7 care Cannabis shortages lead to new distribution rules for Alberta pot shops Man killed in truck rollover near Drumheller

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City offers glimpse into Calgary council's secret back room | Woman searching for lost chihuahua warns of 'very, very cruel' lost dog scammers | RCMP release ages of men killed in Leduc industrial accident | Calgary Police Service says hiring is top priority as budget debate looms

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City offers glimpse into Calgary council's secret back room Fri, 16 Nov 2018 19:07:50 EST Following requests from a city councillor, the city gave reporters a tour of a rarely-seen room that is used by council for closed-door sessions.

Woman searching for lost chihuahua warns of 'very, very cruel' lost dog scammers Fri, 16 Nov 2018 15:35:48 EST Katy Speerstra hasn't seen her pet, Hamilton, since he chased after a rabbit on Halloween night. But she has heard from a handful of people who've tried to cash in on her pain.

RCMP release ages of men killed in Leduc industrial accident Fri, 16 Nov 2018 13:44:02 EST Police, firefighters and emergency crews responded Thursday afternoon to a call at Millennium Cryogenic Technologies in the Leduc Business Park.

Calgary Police Service says hiring is top priority as budget debate looms Fri, 16 Nov 2018 15:16:03 EST Deputy Chief Paul Cook spoke to reporters on Friday to address questions about the service's four-year budget request. He said they're short about 100 officers at the moment.

Accessibility concerns at Calgary's new Central Library will be fixed, says CEO Alberta energy firms split on call for government-imposed production cuts 7 accessible trails across Alberta reflect volunteer's passion for nature Southern Albertans wake up to snow, wind and poor visibility Firefighters see needle clean-up requests quadruple with no area 'really untouched' Old C-Trains will need lots of TLC since budget holds no money for new ones Eligible voter count in Calgary's Olympic plebiscite 100,000 higher than 2017 civic election Person hit and killed by C-Train at Heritage Station in southwest Calgary GSAs, Kenney and Carpay: The tangled web of Alberta politics

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Alberta man finishes record 10-year hike in Tuktoyaktuk

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Calgary's new MAX rapid transit bus lines perplex some riders | Goodbye, Red Delicious: Canada's favourite apples are sweeter, more juicy | Fatality inquiry report into sledding deaths at WinSport released | Esi Edugyan wins the 2018 Scotiabank Giller Prize for Washington Black

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Calgary's new MAX rapid transit bus lines perplex some riders Mon, 19 Nov 2018 21:45:08 EST The city's three new MAX lines and changes to 35 other routes represent the biggest modification to the city's transit network in its history.

Goodbye, Red Delicious: Canada's favourite apples are sweeter, more juicy Mon, 19 Nov 2018 20:55:45 EST David Bedford has been breeding apples for 40 years, making him one of the leading authorities on the contentious question: What's the best apple?

Fatality inquiry report into sledding deaths at WinSport released Mon, 19 Nov 2018 15:49:00 EST Jordan and Evan Caldwell died from blunt force trauma and neck trauma when they snuck onto the Calgary sliding track at the facility at night with plastic sleds.

Esi Edugyan wins the 2018 Scotiabank Giller Prize for Washington Black Thu, 12 Oct 2017 16:21:12 EDT The Victoria, B.C.-based writer is now a two-time winner of Canada's richest literary prize.

Councillor wants to take $1M from public art and give it to Heritage Park Grey Cup 2018 in Calgary: where to watch the Stampeders face off against the Redblacks Calgary chef one of 24 international culinary stars featured in new Netflix series 7 teens charged in organized iPhone thefts from Lethbridge mall Alberta premier defends how NDP caucus investigated 2 MLAs A month into legalization, Alberta is blowing away B.C.'s claim as Canada's pot capital MLA Robyn Luff sets conditions on return to legislature Wednesday Stampeders coach Dickenson apologizes for insult during game broadcast Notley appoints 3 envoys to find solutions to oil-price differential Alberta RCMP investigate 'disturbing' video of coyote slowly beaten to death Lime bikes are technically illegal in Alberta, but don't expect a ticket if you ride one

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Terry Crews talks toxic masculinity, #MeToo with Nelson Mandela students | 'Really a disgrace': Alberta curling legend calls out boozers booted from bonspiel | Calgary bodybuilder places 4th in Mr. Universe competition | Retail theft rings more active as holiday shopping season approaches

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Terry Crews talks toxic masculinity, #MeToo with Nelson Mandela students Tue, 20 Nov 2018 21:28:12 EST Terry Crews visited Nelson Mandela High School in Calgary on Tuesday to share his experiences with toxic masculinity, domestic violence and the #MeToo movement.

'Really a disgrace': Alberta curling legend calls out boozers booted from bonspiel Tue, 20 Nov 2018 15:27:25 EST Drunken players booted from an Alberta bonspiel over the weekend should have taken time for sober second thought, says Wally Ursuliak.

Calgary bodybuilder places 4th in Mr. Universe competition Tue, 20 Nov 2018 20:43:58 EST Todd Payette, a49-year-old Calgary bodybuilder, finished fourth in the Mr. Universe competition in Birmingham, England.

Retail theft rings more active as holiday shopping season approaches Tue, 20 Nov 2018 18:52:40 EST As the holiday shopping season approaches, police across Alberta are reminding consumers that if a deal seems too good to be true, there’s a chance you’re buying stolen goods.

Hey, birders, it's prime time to find merganser ducks on the Bow Bill 27 intended to take politics out of decisions about Alberta public-sector pensions Lindsey Vonn to miss Lake Louise races after injuring knee in training crash New taxes, spending restraint needed to avoid fiscal cliff in Alberta, report warns A cross-country feat on two feet: Albertan recounts the tales of hiking the Great Trail 'The time is now': Alberta boosts support for oil and gas upgrading India's 1st women's hockey team enjoys smooth skating in Alberta Trans Mountain pipeline hearings with Indigenous groups start in Calgary Andrew Scheer pushes lifetime firearms ban for criminals, calls Liberal policies 'lazy' City council prepares to do battle over which major Calgary projects should get built Roommate torturer Dustin Paxton loses bid to appeal indeterminate sentence

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Ottawa's 'on a different economic planet' with no fix for oil glut: Alberta finance minister | Oil bottlenecks pose 'extraordinary' challenge for Western Canadian energy sector: report | Local tales sought for short story dispenser coming to Calgary's Central Library | 9 people face charges after kidnapping in Calgary

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Ottawa's 'on a different economic planet' with no fix for oil glut: Alberta finance minister Wed, 21 Nov 2018 19:49:40 EST Alberta's finance minister is disappointed that despite a strong focus on exports in the federal government's fall fiscal update, there was no line item for oil-by-rail.

Oil bottlenecks pose 'extraordinary' challenge for Western Canadian energy sector: report Wed, 21 Nov 2018 21:15:46 EST A new report from Scotiabank Economics says bottlenecks for Western Canadian crude pose an extraordinary challenge, but urges caution in considering government intervention.

Local tales sought for short story dispenser coming to Calgary's Central Library Wed, 21 Nov 2018 19:29:07 EST With the touch of a button, a new machine coming to Calgary's new Central Library will tell you a story.

9 people face charges after kidnapping in Calgary Wed, 21 Nov 2018 17:48:55 EST Police said they were contacted around 3 a.m. by a man who said one of his family members was being held against his will.

Alberta school board calls on province for more resources for students learning English Calgarians give their city high marks in latest citizen satisfaction survey Crude-by-rail exports rise to break record with nearly 270K barrels per day: NEB Calgary councillors accuse colleague of grandstanding with pay cut press release RCMP charge man with setting up fraudulent Humboldt Broncos GoFundMe 'No evidence' probiotics help children with intestinal infections, Calgary pediatrician's research finds Property division for common-law couples who split tackled in new bill Plane crash that killed 2 west of Calgary likely due to engine failure test: TSB Olympic champ takes indefinite leave from curling foursome after boozers booted from bonspiel Liberals deepen federal deficit in response to Trump tax cuts No new pot shops, AGLC says in reaction to national shortage

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Alberta is in 'crisis' over low energy prices, Trudeau acknowledges, as thousands protest in Calgary | Victim says she was gang raped as teens laughed, egged each other on | Canadian skiing great Erik Guay abruptly retires after teammate's violent crash | Zoolights, Santa Claus & Beethoven: Calgary entertainment this weekend

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Alberta is in 'crisis' over low energy prices, Trudeau acknowledges, as thousands protest in Calgary Thu, 22 Nov 2018 13:05:14 EST Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said the current low price of Canadian oil is a "crisis" for Alberta, but brought nothing in the way of new help for the industry while greeted in Calgary by thousands of protesters on Thursday.

Victim says she was gang raped as teens laughed, egged each other on Thu, 22 Nov 2018 18:57:59 EST Three teens laughed as they took turns having sex with a 17-year-old girl, even as she cried out in pain and said "no." Two are now on trial, the third pleaded guilty last year. WARNING: Details of this story may be extremely disturbing to some readers.

Canadian skiing great Erik Guay abruptly retires after teammate's violent crash Thu, 22 Nov 2018 16:27:00 EST Erik Guay, one of Canada's most decorated alpine skiers, has decided to walk away from the sport effective immediately.

Zoolights, Santa Claus & Beethoven: Calgary entertainment this weekend Thu, 22 Nov 2018 19:32:20 EST The mercury may be dropping this weekend but there's lots to do in Calgary's arts and entertainment scene so here’s our weekly roundup.

CP train conductor killed in workplace accident in downtown Calgary Thousands of tickets up for grabs online for Sunday's Grey Cup game NDP MLAs given scripted responses if asked about sexual misconduct allegations Gun used in Calgary kidnapping, police say as 6 men charged $200M in carbon tax funds going to smaller renewable power plants Alberta's 1st flu death confirmed as Calgary weathers bulk of provincial cases Families of dead crash victims should get larger cut of Humboldt Broncos GoFundMe: committee Can Calgary really cram 650,000 more people into existing neighbourhoods? Alberta Conservative MPs ask for use of force leeway in rural crime Alberta may buy rail cars to increase oil transport capacity Alberta distillery thirsty for East Coast expansion

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Snowfall warning issued for Calgary area | Alberta rancher heads south to help feed horses left homeless by California wildfire | Fire destroys landmark House of a Thousand Faces in Radium, B.C. | Calgary criminal defence lawyer warns public after his name used in 'bail scam'

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Snowfall warning issued for Calgary area Fri, 23 Nov 2018 19:40:31 EST Between 10 and 15 centimetres of snow is expected to be dumped by the system, which covers an area from Mossleigh to Calgary to Airdrie in southern Alberta.

Alberta rancher heads south to help feed horses left homeless by California wildfire Fri, 23 Nov 2018 21:18:01 EST Canadian ranchers head for northern California to help feed homeless horses struggling in aftermath of wildfires

Fire destroys landmark House of a Thousand Faces in Radium, B.C. Fri, 23 Nov 2018 17:21:51 EST The home of Rolf the Woodcarver has been an icon in the East Kootenay village for 40 years.

Calgary criminal defence lawyer warns public after his name used in 'bail scam' Fri, 23 Nov 2018 18:52:25 EST A defence lawyer in Calgary says someone has been using his name in an effort to defraud people out of thousands of dollars.

22 overdoses reported on Blood Tribe reserve in 48 hours 3-block vandalism spree in S.E. Calgary prompts search for 'suspect vehicle' More money needed to makeover Calgary's main streets, says coalition opposed to city plan Alberta premier disappointed with Ottawa's response to oil bottleneck Judge refuses to overturn convictions of Calgary police officers guilty of corruption The 'Sleeper Play,' staples in the Big 0, the 13th man and the Fog Bowl: 105 years of Grey Cup classics Trudeau shows no sense of urgency for Alberta economy during Calgary visit, says chamber CEO Worst day for oil since 2015 as WTI price falls to $50 US a barrel

Victim says she was gang raped as teens laughed, egged each other on

Alberta registered nurses to prescribe drugs, order X-rays Cats and kittens abandoned in plastic containers on side of Alberta highway

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Murder warrant issued after 20-person fight at Calgary club led to man's death | 1 dead after shooting at Chestermere home | 50% drop in rainbow trout puts Bow River's 'world-renowned' sport fishery at risk | WestJet employee sentenced to prison for defrauding airline of $145K in travel credits

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Murder warrant issued after 20-person fight at Calgary club led to man's death Mon, 26 Nov 2018 17:28:10 EST Calgary police have issued a Canada-wide murder warrant after a man died following an altercation that involved a crowd of people inside a downtown club early Sunday.

1 dead after shooting at Chestermere home Mon, 26 Nov 2018 20:13:05 EST One person is dead after a shooting inside a Chestermere, Alta. home on Monday.

50% drop in rainbow trout puts Bow River's 'world-renowned' sport fishery at risk Mon, 26 Nov 2018 19:18:20 EST The Bow River likely won't be able to support its "world-renowned" recreational fishery in future as the river's rainbow trout population is in drastic decline, according to a new study.

WestJet employee sentenced to prison for defrauding airline of $145K in travel credits Mon, 26 Nov 2018 19:36:43 EST A former WestJet employee has been sentenced to two years in prison and will have to pay $15,000 in restitution for defrauding the airline of more than $145,000 in travel credits.

Alberta teacher fined $32K for unprofessional conduct Senators pass back-to-work legislation to end rotating postal strike Girl, 5, likely killed because she witnessed mother's murder, Crown tells jurors Alberta romaine lettuce greenhouse says it prevents E. coli contamination Fans welcome Calgary Stampeders home after Grey Cup victory Man posed as hotel security to rob guests in Red Deer, RCMP say How a pair of Leafs tickets and a good deed led to a cross-country friendship School trustee candidate who claimed to be victim of racist death threats pleads guilty to elections fraud City wants feedback on skateboards in cycle tracks and other transportation bylaw changes Billboard convinces truck driver to give kidney to total stranger Alberta launches trade challenge against Ontario over beer, liquor imports

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Councillor's accusation of 'bullying' in closed-door session an 'abject lie': colleague | Man wanted for murder in Calgary nightclub death arrested | Aquaponics farm brings sustainable, local eats to Calgary's top restaurants | Score in this football game was so low everyone thought it was a typo

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Councillor's accusation of 'bullying' in closed-door session an 'abject lie': colleague Tue, 27 Nov 2018 19:48:44 EST Calgary Coun. Jeromy Farkas says he was bullied by his colleagues during a closed-door session of council Tuesday morning.

Man wanted for murder in Calgary nightclub death arrested Tue, 27 Nov 2018 20:26:34 EST

Calgary police have issued a Canada-wide murder warrant after a man died following an altercation that involved a crowd of people inside a downtown club early Sunday.

Aquaponics farm brings sustainable, local eats to Calgary's top restaurants Tue, 27 Nov 2018 20:07:58 EST Calgary's a land-locked, arid region with a chilly clime — not exactly suited to raising fish or growing leafy greens. But a new sustainable farm is supplying some of the city's top restaurants by doing exactly that.

Score in this football game was so low everyone thought it was a typo Tue, 27 Nov 2018 17:04:06 EST It sounded more like a hockey score last Friday in Fort McMurray as the Alberta Bowl — a showdown between Calgary's St. Francis Browns and Edmonton's Harry Ainlay Titans — wound down to its thrilling conclusion.

Calgary police ask for more money to hire 'desperately needed' new officers Calgary woman flies to Orlando to celebrate 90th birthday of Disney's favourite mouse Morneau says Trans Mountain best solution for Alberta's energy sector woes Edward Downey tried to pimp out victim's best friend, jurors hear at double murder trial Keystone XL pipeline builder asks judge to allow some work Alberta wants to regulate addiction counsellors, private treatment centres Calgary fans celebrate Stamps' Grey Cup win at downtown rally More women face 'severe or extreme' danger from partners, shelter data shows 24/7 ring road construction noise unfair, southwest Calgary couple says Puffball, upchuck, bubby: Alberta scientists find 10 funniest words Unlikely political allies unite to protest squelched debate in Alberta legislature

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Explosion blows out windows of southeast Calgary flour mill | Calgary city council rejects freeze, instead plans to nearly double arts agency funding | Canada's oil industry growth can go hand-in-hand with Indigenous reconciliation: report | Calgary's rental market stages a comeback

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Explosion blows out windows of southeast Calgary flour mill Wed, 28 Nov 2018 21:27:16 EST An explosion shattered windows at a flour mill in southeast Calgary Wednesday evening.

Calgary city council rejects freeze, instead plans to nearly double arts agency funding Wed, 28 Nov 2018 20:16:38 EST City council voted 10-5 Wednesday against a motion that would have frozen the Calgary Arts Development Authority's funding.

Canada's oil industry growth can go hand-in-hand with Indigenous reconciliation: report Wed, 28 Nov 2018 19:29:20 EST Canada's First Nations and the oil and gas industry have not had a smooth relationship, but a new report makes the case that a collaborative partnership could bring major benefits to both sides.

Calgary's rental market stages a comeback Wed, 28 Nov 2018 20:05:22 EST Calgary's rental market appears to be experiencing a comeback after a years-long slump, with new data showing the vacancy rate has fallen for a second straight year, while average rents have risen for the first time since the recession.

Early medical screenings could be light on benefits, heavy on potential harm, task force urges Description of crying little girl in red rubber boots causes outburst of grief at Edward Downey murder trial FBI charges men in 2016 ransomware attack on University of Calgary Calgary turning downtown office towers into condos and apartments Southern Alberta RCMP officer charged with assault 'Sewer rat on steroids': Doc looks at ways to fight giant, invasive rodents — including eating them Police seek information about accused nicknamed 'Drifter' who travelled through Alberta 'Hellraiser' cartoonist wants to offend, help others criticize government Calgary man arrested on gun trafficking charges after 8-month investigation Average length of unemployment in Alberta has nearly tripled from 10 years ago, according to new study Alberta Sen. Paula Simons tweets to lift 'mystery' from Red Chamber

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Layoffs begin in beleaguered oilpatch as companies brace for spending cuts | Police recover $20K worth of stolen maple syrup, 3 people charged | No money in Calgary's 4-year budget to fix Arts Commons | Calgary mother found in laundry hamper 'beyond any help,' officer testifies at double murder trial

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Layoffs begin in beleaguered oilpatch as companies brace for spending cuts Thu, 29 Nov 2018 19:31:56 EST Canada's oilfield services sector — a bellwether for the state of the oilpatch — is beginning to see job losses as the impact of steep discounts on Alberta oil ripple through the sector.

Police recover $20K worth of stolen maple syrup, 3 people charged Thu, 29 Nov 2018 19:43:11 EST Shelby Isabel Lillian Kalman, 20, of Claresholm, Alta., Shawn Evan Mclaughlin, 28, of Lyalta, Alta., and Char-lee Jane Fernell, 23, of High River, Alta., all face charges of possession of stolen property over $5,000 and possession of a controlled substance.

No money in Calgary's 4-year budget to fix Arts Commons Thu, 29 Nov 2018 19:50:47 EST Calgary city officials say it could cost $35 million to repair a section of Arts Commons that is at risk of falling apart.

Calgary mother found in laundry hamper 'beyond any help,' officer testifies at double murder trial Thu, 29 Nov 2018 16:22:39 EST Before Const. Bradley Nykoluk discovered Sara Baillie's body stuffed into a laundry hamper in her daughter's bedroom closet, there were signs the victim and her daughter had recently been alive. Nykoluk testified on Day 4 of Edward Downey's trial.

Not so special delivery: Video shows package tossed by Canada Post worker A carol, lots of markets & Cowtown Christmas: Calgary entertainment this weekend Alberta announces 'historic' revenue-sharing deal with Calgary, Edmonton Alberta plans to buy 7,000 railcars to ease 'crisis' in oil price differentials Relax, mitigating holiday weight gain is totally possible Calgary police lay 87 charges after break-and-enter investigation Red Deer man charged with sexual assault after multiple complaints Flu kills five, sends nearly 300 to hospital in Calgary Picture of Calgary's future mental health centre for kids, teens takes shape More than 1,000 donated items of winter clothing stolen from Calgary charity Bridgeland stabbing sends 1 to hospital, several people detained by police

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'We've got her,' hopeful officer yelled upon discovery of child's body, Downey murder trial hears | Calgary council passes 4-year budget, approves 3.45% property tax hike for 2019 | Stoney Nakoda elder fights to stay in her home for the holidays | Why Calgarians should have to pay for the parking spot in front of their house

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'We've got her,' hopeful officer yelled upon discovery of child's body, Downey murder trial hears Fri, 30 Nov 2018 18:48:48 EST Even though five-year-old Taliyah Marsman had been missing for three days, the police officer who discovered her body in a stand of bushes east of the city held out hope at first, calling out her name when he spotted her. WARNING: This article contains graphic detail.

Calgary council passes 4-year budget, approves 3.45% property tax hike for 2019 Fri, 30 Nov 2018 12:19:02 EST Councillors George Chahal, Diane Colley-Urquhart, Jeromy Farkas and Peter Demong all opposed the motion to pass the budget. Coun. Ray Jones was absent.

Stoney Nakoda elder fights to stay in her home for the holidays Fri, 30 Nov 2018 17:14:37 EST Rhonda Kaquitts received an eviction notice from her chief and council demanding that she vacate her home of 14 years by November 30th.

Why Calgarians should have to pay for the parking spot in front of their house Fri, 30 Nov 2018 08:00:00 EST Maybe you should have to pay to park in front of your own home. Richard White offers a curbside reality check. And we want to hear from you. Let the seething begin.

Blood tribe bus driver faces sexual interference charge after incident involving students Scammers exploit credit card terminals at Calgary sex show Province takes step to ban mandatory high heels at workplaces in Alberta Projected deficit dips, revenues steady in Alberta budget update The Ledge: It's all about the money ... honey Salvation Army Kettle Campaign now takes debit and credit in Calgary Edmonton hotel accused of racial discrimination against 4 young men Vehicle sought in connection to fatal shooting in Chestermere Oilpatch braces for wave of layoffs as companies prepare for spending cuts Thousands raised for Calgary woman pushed from LRT platform in random attack Lake Louise ski resort fined $2M for removal of endangered trees

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Calgary mother suffered violent death, jurors hear as autopsy results detailed at Downey murder trial | Parents, faith-based schools argue in court that GSAs spread harmful 'gender ideology' | 1 arrested after threats cause lockdown at Amazon warehouse | 6 things to know about Canada's oil-price gap, from gluts to the differential

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Calgary mother suffered violent death, jurors hear as autopsy results detailed at Downey murder trial Mon, 3 Dec 2018 21:31:13 EST It was another day of horrific evidence for the families of a five-year-old girl and her mother as the medical examiner detailed the injuries the two suffered.

Parents, faith-based schools argue in court that GSAs spread harmful 'gender ideology' Mon, 3 Dec 2018 19:17:38 EST Parents and faith-based schools were in court Monday to appeal a decision that allows students to participate in gay-straight alliances (GSAs) without the school notifying their parents.

1 arrested after threats cause lockdown at Amazon warehouse Mon, 3 Dec 2018 21:15:38 EST A man has been arrested after allegedly leaving a threatening voicemail at an Amazon warehouse in southern Alberta.

6 things to know about Canada's oil-price gap, from gluts to the differential Mon, 3 Dec 2018 20:37:15 EST The Alberta government has ordered a mandatory cut to crude oil production next year to deal with historically low prices being paid for Canadian oil.

Calgary home sales slide 14% compared with a year ago Studded tire rebate aims to keep bikes rolling on Banff streets all year Calgary Stampeders get emotional testifying at trial for man accused of murdering teammate TransCanada can resume some pre-construction work on Keystone XL, judge rules Police find guns, drugs and stolen bikes in northwest Calgary home Stop with the sympathy, take action, Notley urges Ottawa on oil prices Debbie Travis made huge changes later in life and says you can, too Alberta tow truck industry wants safety changes after operator hit by passing semi Moe will not cut oil production despite pleas from Alberta's opposition leader Notley has done the right thing — her mistake was to trust Trudeau Couple claims they were driven out of workplace for being 'too gay'

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Trudeau apologizes for First Nation consultation failures on Trans Mountain pipeline | Police officer hits elderly pedestrian in downtown Calgary | Independent MLA attacks UCP over 'crooked and racist' nominations | Centre Street mural alive with clouds and rainbows thanks to augmented reality app

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Trudeau apologizes for First Nation consultation failures on Trans Mountain pipeline Tue, 4 Dec 2018 20:47:29 EST Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faced pointed questions about the Trans Mountain pipeline from First Nation chiefs Tuesday after giving a speech to the Assembly of First Nations in Ottawa.

Police officer hits elderly pedestrian in downtown Calgary Tue, 4 Dec 2018 18:46:26 EST An elderly man has been taken to hospital after being hit by a police vehicle in downtown Calgary.

Independent MLA attacks UCP over 'crooked and racist' nominations Tue, 4 Dec 2018 20:50:25 EST Independent MLA Prab Gill has launched a scathing broadside against his former party, alleging United Conservative Party nominations are “crooked and racist" and that an investigation into whether he was involved in ballot-stuffing was "a sham."

Centre Street mural alive with clouds and rainbows thanks to augmented reality app Tue, 4 Dec 2018 19:45:24 EST You may have seen some colourful murals popping up on downtown Calgary building windows, but some real augmented reality magic is happening on Centre Street and that’s permanent.

Little girl likely killed same day as her mother, jurors hear at Downey murder trial Amidst barbed words, Calgary councillors vow more transparency on closed-door meetings Closed for months, popular section of Bow River pathway reopens Ethics watchdog concerned Scheer's office advised Calgary MP to contravene code Northeast C-Train service restored after being down for several hours Speedy mountain goat hoofs it 50 kilometres, possibly seeking alone time 'The risks are too big': B.C. First Nations leaders in Ottawa to back coastal tanker ban 'He was trying to run:' Calgary Stamps player recounts shooting of teammate 'Our best work is still to come': Rick Hansen on 30 years of advocacy Moe and Notley call on Trudeau to include oil price 'crisis' at first ministers meeting Calgary explorer trudges brutal Antarctic landscape, thinking about Christmas

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Copper theft caused Tuesday's C-Train outage in northeast Calgary | Edward Downey flirted with woman over text while suspected of dumping child's body, murder trial hears | Calgary to consider tiered licenses for Airbnbs | 2 of 3 bears rescued from Banff washroom snuggle up in dens for winter

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Copper theft caused Tuesday's C-Train outage in northeast Calgary Wed, 5 Dec 2018 18:48:26 EST Trains had to be stopped for several hours while crews made repairs.

Edward Downey flirted with woman over text while suspected of dumping child's body, murder trial hears Wed, 5 Dec 2018 20:15:54 EST While Edward Downey was suspected to be dumping the body of a child he's accused of murdering, he was texting a woman, telling her was "fully turned on," according to evidence presented at his trial Wednesday.

Calgary to consider tiered licenses for Airbnbs Wed, 5 Dec 2018 20:53:35 EST Alex Dagg with Airbnb says it's important council craft rules that recognize the range of people hosting through Airbnb, from those who rent out a room during Stampede, to those who operate multiple units all year.

2 of 3 bears rescued from Banff washroom snuggle up in dens for winter Wed, 5 Dec 2018 19:50:32 EST Two surviving black bears that were rescued last year after being found mysteriously locked in a public washroom in Banff National Park have snuggled up in separate dens for their first winter in the wild.

'Love is love': Alberta cabinet minister makes history with same-sex marriage Husky goes missing after rescue from southern Alberta puppy mill New Brunswick premier wants to revive Energy East — but TransCanada's not interested Owner of vicious dog in Chestermere faces 5 charges Alberta boy with thyroid cancer runs, plays after taking U.S.-approved drug Nelson Lugela was aggressive, obnoxious before fatal Stampeders shooting, court hears MLA Prab Gill improperly removed ballots at Calgary UCP meeting, investigator finds Former Stampede Wrestling, WWF star who was part of the British Bulldogs dies Suspected heroin smuggler swallowed pellets before arrest at Calgary airport, police say Talcum powder could pose danger to lungs and ovaries, Health Canada warns B.C. climate change plan targets heavy emitters with carbon tax incentives

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Couple charged in child's death want millions from Alberta government for their defence | The crisis in Alberta should be top of the first ministers' agenda | UCP leader wants election called for first week of March | Come join the fun as the CBC Calgary Food Bank Drive officially kicks off

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Couple charged in child's death want millions from Alberta government for their defence Thu, 6 Dec 2018 17:50:45 EST The Alberta couple accused of causing their son's death by refusing to take the sick boy to a doctor wants their trial delayed until the provincial government pays them $1 million and puts $3 million in trust for defence fees at their upcoming trial.

The crisis in Alberta should be top of the first ministers' agenda Thu, 6 Dec 2018 17:29:49 EST "It is very careless politics, feeding forces of friction between provinces, confirming suspicions that Central Canadian mandarins are not really all that convinced that this is a national problem at all,” Rex Murphy says of the federal reaction to Alberta’s crisis.

UCP leader wants election called for first week of March Thu, 6 Dec 2018 20:11:56 EST United Conservative Party Leader Jason Kenney wants Premier Rachel Notley to call an election on Feb. 1, which would allow Albertans to go to the polls in the first week of March.

Come join the fun as the CBC Calgary Food Bank Drive officially kicks off Thu, 6 Dec 2018 21:08:39 EST The CBC Calgary Food Bank Drive begins with a chance to join the Eyeopener crew at Fratello Coffee Roasters early Friday morning and lots of other events aimed at raising $1 million — help the food bank predicts it may need even more than in other years.

'I don't think he's going to make it': Witness testifies accused killer knew he'd shot Stampeder Calgary phys-ed teacher sentenced to 30 months for sexually assaulting teen student Wonderful Life, Family Matters & Fantasia: Calgary entertainment this weekend Allegations of fraud, bribery and inducements surface in UCP nomination contest Big Land Claim battle in southern Alberta wraps up in Federal Court Trudeau open to rail car purchase, more generous EI rules to help struggling energy sector Brace yourself for delays on Heritage Drive if you're heading west near 14 Street next week Don't count on Quebec backing Energy East pipeline revival, province's premier warns Teen charged after police officer's badge, vehicle stolen from Calgary home Ottawa reaches agreement in principle to settle Indian Day School class-action lawsuit Grey Cup champion Calgary Stampeders re-sign 5 Canadians

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Return trip from hell: 56 hours of delays, cancellations, gate-changes, E. Coli and no luggage | Teen killed in highway crash near Black Diamond | A merging of influences: Joel Plaskett and dad Bill bring gifts to Calgary audience | Flames' Mark Giordano suspended 2 games for kneeing Wild's Koivu

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Return trip from hell: 56 hours of delays, cancellations, gate-changes, E. Coli and no luggage Fri, 7 Dec 2018 19:16:26 EST A Calgary woman is thrilled to be home again, after what she describes as a return trip from a dream vacation in the Galapagos Islands that spiralled into 56 hours of hell.

Teen killed in highway crash near Black Diamond Fri, 7 Dec 2018 21:04:01 EST RCMP say the teen was pronounced dead at the scene and another teen travelling in the same car was sent to hospital by ambulance.

A merging of influences: Joel Plaskett and dad Bill bring gifts to Calgary audience Fri, 7 Dec 2018 21:03:16 EST East coast singer/songwriter Joel Plaskett credits his dad, Bill, as one of his earliest musical influences.

Flames' Mark Giordano suspended 2 games for kneeing Wild's Koivu Fri, 7 Dec 2018 19:32:39 EST Calgary Flames defenceman Mark Giordano was suspended two games by the NHL's Department of Player Safety on Friday night for a kneeing incident that occurred during Thursday's 2-0 win over the Minnesota Wild.

Calgary officer faces 10 charges including theft of police firearm after domestic incident Calgary Flame's parents clock 13,000 kilometres to watch his games Contesty McContestface: City of Calgary wants you to name its latest public art Stampeder lay on the pavement with dying teammate, murder trial hears Junior oil firms cut dividends, output despite crude oil price rebound Alberta man 'almost in tears' after 1971 Christmas gift from high school sweetheart finally opened

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For those who find mall Santa too overwhelming — this jolly elf takes lists in quiet, calming environment Regulator halts fracking operations in northeastern B.C. while it investigates earthquakes Alberta unemployment falls by a full percentage point to 6.3% — the largest drop in more than a decade Premiers vent over climate 'goal posts' and internal trade at first ministers meeting

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Meniscus removal in knee surgery can cause major cell death after just hours of exercise: study | Former Flames radio voice Peter Maher recalls lifetime of hockey memories in new memoir | Lethbridge man admits to killing infant, re-enacts throwing boy on floor | Avid skier, 87, has 60 pairs of skis and lifetime of memories

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Meniscus removal in knee surgery can cause major cell death after just hours of exercise: study Mon, 10 Dec 2018 19:08:49 EST Researchers at the University of Calgary have put a formerly common knee surgery practice under the microscope to find how it can cause osteoarthritis.

Former Flames radio voice Peter Maher recalls lifetime of hockey memories in new memoir Mon, 10 Dec 2018 20:51:35 EST Legendary voice of the Flames Peter Maher talks about his life spent covering the Flames, how he got his break and where his tag line 'yeah baby' came from.

Lethbridge man admits to killing infant, re-enacts throwing boy on floor Mon, 10 Dec 2018 13:04:03 EST A man in Lethbridge, Alta., who killed a nine-month-old baby has pleaded guilty to criminal negligence causing death for tossing the infant off his bed onto the floor.

Avid skier, 87, has 60 pairs of skis and lifetime of memories Mon, 10 Dec 2018 21:00:00 EST For 82 years, George Raham has been skiing — and collecting more than 60 pairs of skis along the way. And recently, he's also picked up racing.

Investors still sit on hundreds of empty units at New Horizon Mall Crown wraps up case against suspect in Calgary Stampeder shooting 'He was an ambassador': Snowmobile guide dies after rollover near Sicamous, B.C. U of C will take over main floor of Calgary's old central library Badger Daylighting director resigns over rejected secret takeover offer Quebec premier accused of not understanding Alberta's energy industry Humane Society investigates after puppies abandoned in frigid parking lot Got a hospital parking ticket? Pay the fine with a donated toy Alberta's UCP, environmental groups to intervene in Saskatchewan carbon tax case Building the best gingerbread house: A step-by-step guide from a gingerbread pro Residents confused over who's responsible for shovelling some Calgary pathways

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Sheldon Kennedy steps down from child-advocacy centre named after him | Rocky View County votes unanimously to ask province to halt Springbank dam project | Teens charged in string of swarming-style robberies in Calgary | Opening eyes to faces of Mexico caravan 'an achievement' for Alberta photographer

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Sheldon Kennedy steps down from child-advocacy centre named after him Tue, 11 Dec 2018 17:19:13 EST Former NHL player Sheldon Kennedy has announced that he is taking his name off the advocacy centre he created.

Rocky View County votes unanimously to ask province to halt Springbank dam project Tue, 11 Dec 2018 19:19:03 EST Rocky View County's council voted unanimously Tuesday to ask the province to stop a major flood mitigation project upstream from Calgary.

Teens charged in string of swarming-style robberies in Calgary Tue, 11 Dec 2018 19:01:31 EST Police have charged eight teens in what they've described as a string of 14 "swarming-style" robberies.

Opening eyes to faces of Mexico caravan 'an achievement' for Alberta photographer Tue, 11 Dec 2018 11:53:52 EST Photographer Brett Gundlock, who covers the migrants in Mexico, says the people at the heart of the caravan are lost in the debate over whether to accept them as refugees in the United States.

'Broke my heart:' Mother of slain Calgary Stampeder thought son was safe in Canada Alberta to proceed with China trade mission despite diplomatic tensions Rope skipping offers physical, emotional and social benefits to Calgary team Police seize 10kg of meth after sting at northeast mall parking lot Little people advocates push to change 'midget' hockey name First Nation sues Alberta, says oilsands project threatens sacred site Premier wants new oil refinery built in province Man arrested after stabbing at Lethbridge traffic light Enbridge announces $1.8B in pipeline spending; raises dividend 10 per cent Nurse urges Albertans to test after she finds unsafe radon levels in her family's home Tired of eggnog? Homemade horchata, Irish cream are tasty options for festive drinks

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Edward Downey pins murders of Calgary woman and her daughter on two other men | Southern Alberta's Polar Express train offers round-trip rides to the 'North Pole' | Opioids are killing two Albertans everyday, according to new report | Fish and Game Association opposes Jason Kenney's proposal to sell Crown land

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Edward Downey pins murders of Calgary woman and her daughter on two other men Wed, 12 Dec 2018 12:08:39 EST Edward Downey's lawyer says his client did go to Sara Baillie's home the morning she was killed but "he did not arrive alone," and when he left, the victim's five-year-old was still alive.

Southern Alberta's Polar Express train offers round-trip rides to the 'North Pole' Wed, 12 Dec 2018 21:00:00 EST Aspen Crossing, in Mossleigh, Alta., has been bringing Chris Van Allsburg award-winning holiday tale, The Polar Express, to life for the past four winters.

Opioids are killing two Albertans everyday, according to new report Wed, 12 Dec 2018 19:47:00 EST Alberta's opioid crisis continues to take a devastating toll with a new report showing 1,782 people have died from accidental overdoses since the beginning of 2016.

Fish and Game Association opposes Jason Kenney's proposal to sell Crown land Wed, 12 Dec 2018 19:21:34 EST Another group has come out against United Conservative leader Jason Kenney's proposal to sell public land in northwestern Alberta to help balance the province's books.

An exciting parkade? Calgary breaks ground on innovative, shape-shifting project Alberta doctor accused of having sexual relations with vulnerable patients Heads up! Geminid meteor shower peaks this week Total number of new mortgages slumped in second quarter, says CMHC 2 charged with murder in case of missing Calgary man Why Rachel Notley's refinery pitch won't solve the oilpatch's problem Calgary firefighters rescue woman from smoke-filled northeast home Tegan and Sara are writing a memoir, will be published in Sept. 2019 Humboldt Broncos parent, others applaud changes to bus crash intersection Homegrown logistics firm gets $4.5M from Opportunity Calgary Investment Fund Why everyone needs to chill out about month-to-month job numbers from StatsCan

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Winds of up to 130 km/h blast southern Alberta, toppling vehicles and ripping siding from home | 'A warm hug': A cup of cider and a simple human connection | Calgary police say 15 bomb threats across city 'not credible' | 'Life threatening' avalanches possible through much of B.C.'s backcountry

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Winds of up to 130 km/h blast southern Alberta, toppling vehicles and ripping siding from home Thu, 13 Dec 2018 11:46:31 EST Environment Canada has issued alerts about strong and potentially damaging winds over a swath of southwestern Alberta, amid reports that gusts of up to 130 km/h and overturned vehicles affecting traffic on some highways.

'A warm hug': A cup of cider and a simple human connection Thu, 13 Dec 2018 18:32:13 EST At the Safe Harbour Society's annual holiday party this week something special happened. A young woman, who is a regular client, came through the doors just as they were closing up. This is her story.

Calgary police say 15 bomb threats across city 'not credible' Thu, 13 Dec 2018 16:08:01 EST Bomb threats emailed to at least 15 businesses in Calgary — similar to threats made across North America on Thursday — are part of a phishing scam and not considered credible, police say.

'Life threatening' avalanches possible through much of B.C.'s backcountry Thu, 13 Dec 2018 18:34:22 EST Avalanche warnings have been issued for wide swaths of B.C.'s backcountry, after a major dump of snow in parts of the province.

Western oil price rally unlikely to last after curtailments begin: expert panel Advent calendar turned into community installation art 'You were busy dumping Taliyah Marsman in the bushes': Crown questions accused murderer at trial Deadpool doesn't have time for your Nickelback hate Zachary Levi unveiled as first guest for 2019 Calgary Expo Alberta Beach ice quake mystery solved Enbridge pipeline foes look past regulators after another loss in Minnesota 2 security guards injured in explosion at north Edmonton bank City celebrates 15th year of Calgary's 1st-of-its-kind Snow Angel campaign Volunteers vow to restore historic Fish Creek home that's been empty 'long enough' Some hard truths for Western politicians on Quebec, equalization and oil

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New Victoria Park arena could cost up to $600M, Calgary committee hears | Oilpatch stays home from B.C. conference after Whistler mayor calls for climate-change compensation | Calgary massage therapist charged with sexual assault | New condo regulations will help owners, managers and boards, Alberta government says

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New Victoria Park arena could cost up to $600M, Calgary committee hears Fri, 14 Dec 2018 21:09:17 EST A city council committee heard Friday it could cost up to $600 million to build a new multi-purpose arena in east Victoria Park to replace the Saddledome.

Oilpatch stays home from B.C. conference after Whistler mayor calls for climate-change compensation Fri, 14 Dec 2018 18:07:50 EST Cenovus is the latest energy company to opt out of a investment conference in Whistler, B.C., after the mayor of that community called on Canadian Natural Resources to help compensate them for the costs of climate change.

Calgary massage therapist charged with sexual assault Fri, 14 Dec 2018 13:47:07 EST RCMP say the investigation started on Sept. 22 after a woman alleged she was touched in a sexual manner during a massage in Airdrie.

New condo regulations will help owners, managers and boards, Alberta government says Fri, 14 Dec 2018 15:29:51 EST New regulations announced on Friday will bring better transparency and clarity to condominium living in Alberta, the provincial government says.

Alberta looking at Catholic teacher contracts amid discrimination concerns Canada will 'shortly' see former Calgarian Michael Spavor, 2nd detained Canadian in China: Trudeau Calgary teacher charged with sexual interference and unlawful confinement Seniors reunited thanks to opening of Wing Kei long-term care facility Suspect in Saskatchewan, Alberta bank robberies to get mental assessment CBC Jam for the Food Bank takes over Ironwood Stage & Grill with live broadcast Calgary announces its annual free New Year's Eve events Embarrassing loss at home sparked Calgary Flames' charge to top of division Wind gusts up to 110 km/h expected across southwestern Alberta Suncor warns oil cutbacks mandated by Alberta government pose safety, operational risks Free skating, naughty but nice & empowered shopping: Calgary entertainment this weekend

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Council votes to eject Farkas from meeting after 'dishonest' Facebook post | Pro-pipeline protesters boo Nenshi at mentions of Quebec, climate change during Calgary rally | Not too late to rein in the Christmas spending, says financial guru | 'I thought I'm going to die,' testifies woman, 74, who was duct-taped to chair and brutally beaten

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Council votes to eject Farkas from meeting after 'dishonest' Facebook post Mon, 17 Dec 2018 19:40:15 EST Coun. Jeromy Farkas has been ejected from Monday's city council meeting for what Mayor Naheed Nenshi described as a "dishonest and irresponsible" Facebook post.

Pro-pipeline protesters boo Nenshi at mentions of Quebec, climate change during Calgary rally Mon, 17 Dec 2018 16:22:39 EST An estimated crowd of 2,700 packed into Calgary's Municipal Plaza on Monday for a noon rally to show support for Canada's beleaguered oil industry.

Not too late to rein in the Christmas spending, says financial guru Mon, 17 Dec 2018 21:00:00 EST As the Christmas shopping season hits its busiest time this week, financial advisers are urging Canadians to keep their spending under control. Here are a few tips to help.

'I thought I'm going to die,' testifies woman, 74, who was duct-taped to chair and brutally beaten Mon, 17 Dec 2018 14:08:38 EST A 71-year-old woman feared she would be killed when two masked men broke into the home she shared with her husband in northeast Calgary, punched her in the face repeatedly and duct-taped her to a chair, a court heard Monday.

Do you drive with your fog lights on 24-7? One expert wants you to see the light New Amazon warehouse in Leduc County to create 600 jobs, company says Chase ends when Calgary police ram suspected stolen vehicle during rush hour Calgary International Airport braces for 750,000 passengers over holiday season Diverging accounts at trial for accused in deaths of Calgary mother, daughter Calgary student a step closer to being Canada's Smartest Person Junior Airline passengers could be entitled to hefty compensation for delays, lost bags 'Green-and-brown' Christmas expected for southern Alberta, climatologist says Canadian home sales will fall to 9-year low next year, CREA forecasts 19% of women, 13% of men report workplace harassment in StatsCan survey 'The next chapter of our story': Ottawa pens agreement with Alberta Métis

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Day after Jeromy Farkas kicked out of council meeting, allies call out his 'lies' | Airdrie warns public of brazen coyote after 6-year-old attacked at light festival | Class action lawsuit says Calgary airport misrepresents improvement fee spending | Man denies beating elderly woman despite DNA evidence, family connection

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Day after Jeromy Farkas kicked out of council meeting, allies call out his 'lies' Tue, 18 Dec 2018 18:05:21 EST Two allies of embattled Calgary city councillor Jeromy Farkas are spitting mad about his inaccurate social media posts and his reaction to a temporary removal from one council meeting.

Airdrie warns public of brazen coyote after 6-year-old attacked at light festival Tue, 18 Dec 2018 19:45:54 EST The City of Airdrie is warning the public to keep an eye out for a brightly painted coyote that was shot with a paint gun after attacking a six-year-old boy at a light festival Monday.

Class action lawsuit says Calgary airport misrepresents improvement fee spending Tue, 18 Dec 2018 18:42:51 EST A class action lawsuit has been filed against the Calgary Airport Authority for allegedly giving a portion of its airport improvement fees to airlines and spending on improvements at a smaller, nearby airport, without notifying flyers what their fees are being used for.

Man denies beating elderly woman despite DNA evidence, family connection Tue, 18 Dec 2018 18:26:38 EST On the three-year anniversary of a brutal attack on an elderly Calgary couple in their home, the man on trial for the crimes testified in his own defence and denied any involvement despite his DNA being found at the scene.

Hostile Husky takeover bid for MEG Energy now expected to succeed as proposed Southern Alberta man gets 3 years for death of girlfriend's infant son $500M BMO Centre expansion gets provincial support after approval by Calgary city council Alberta man found not guilty of manslaughter in death of suspected thief Energy companies, Alberta government say Ottawa's $1.6-billion lifeline wrong solution Former Calgary police constable pleads guilty to accessing 4,000 child porn images Rare century-old clock from Old City Hall — the last of its kind in Canada — is ready for your selfies 'You are not welcome here' messages greet residents of new homes built on old Calgary golf course Alberta potato farmers challenge P.E.I. for spud king crown All this toothless tenor wants for Christmas are his three front teeth Ottawa offers $1.6B backstop for energy sector as political tensions with Alberta fester

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Edward Downey guilty of murdering Calgary girl, 5, and her mother | Why there won't be an Alberta sales tax any time soon, and who to blame for provincial pipeline paralysis | Calgarians are dying — but city's $25M mental health/addiction plan will take time | Come celebrate (and donate) at the CBC Calgary Food Bank Drive's Blitz Day

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Edward Downey guilty of murdering Calgary girl, 5, and her mother Wed, 19 Dec 2018 15:20:36 EST A Calgary jury has convicted Edward Downey of two counts of first-degree murder for the deaths of Sara Baillie and her five-year-old daughter, Taliyah Marsman.

Why there won't be an Alberta sales tax any time soon, and who to blame for provincial pipeline paralysis Wed, 19 Dec 2018 17:50:19 EST Premier Rachel Notley says no to a provincial sales tax, nay to federal dithering on pipeline policy and yay to the impact of the NDP carbon pricing policy, in a year-end interview with CBC.

Calgarians are dying — but city's $25M mental health/addiction plan will take time Wed, 19 Dec 2018 20:59:26 EST City council spent the day Wednesday talking about the future steps for the development of its $25 million community mental health and addictions strategy.

Come celebrate (and donate) at the CBC Calgary Food Bank Drive's Blitz Day Wed, 19 Dec 2018 19:26:33 EST The annual CBC Calgary Food Bank Drive is going all out Thursday with Blitz Day, to help reach the goal of raising $1 million before Christmas Eve — help that the food bank predicts it may need even more than in past years.

The grievances we feel in Alberta are legitimate, but we need to cool our jets: Jen Gerson Class action lawsuit proposed on coerced sterilization in Alberta Calgary church's inclusive, cross-cultural nativity scene turns heads Group of natural gas producers back $3-million clean tech program Alberta music students claim top prizes in CBC Music Class Challenge Calgarian who killed man in 2-punch fight sentenced to year in jail Holiday baked good bracket: Final 2 treats face off for title of ultimate winter sweet Parents who lost both children disappointed as judge finds driver who suffered seizure not guilty Third Canadian detained in China was Alberta woman, not linked to previous arrests Visiting B.C.'s huge, newly discovered cave could land you a $1M fine Calgary business tax burden among lowest of major cities in Canada and U.S.

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Snowfall, freezing rain and wind warnings issued for much of Alberta | Musician likely mistaken for active shooter at Calgary airport, police say | Lethbridge massage therapist charged with sexual assault | Woman charged after $700,000 embezzled from charitable foundation, parent company

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Snowfall, freezing rain and wind warnings issued for much of Alberta Thu, 20 Dec 2018 19:41:17 EST “Strong westerly winds are beginning to develop this evening, producing wind gusts to 100 km/h in wind prone areas,” reads a warning from Environment Canada.

Musician likely mistaken for active shooter at Calgary airport, police say Thu, 20 Dec 2018 16:31:42 EST A musician carrying an instrument seems to have been mistaken for an active shooter at Calgary International Airport Thursday, police say.

Lethbridge massage therapist charged with sexual assault Thu, 20 Dec 2018 21:41:05 EST A 34-year-old woman went to police on Nov. 28 to report she had been assaulted during a massage earlier in the day.

Woman charged after $700,000 embezzled from charitable foundation, parent company Thu, 20 Dec 2018 12:43:24 EST A former Calgary woman faces several criminal charges after more than $700,000 was embezzled from her former employer, a foundation that supports local charities and its parent company.

CBC Calgary Food Bank Drive tops $1M goal on Blitz Day Edmonton Humane Society employees who left 3 cats in vehicle were fatigued: report Exxon Mobil withdraws application for $25-billion LNG project in B.C. Confusion reigns over just how Calgary council pay is determined Calgary man reunited with P.E.I. graduation ring he lost more than 20 years ago Shortbread takes holiday baked good bracket by generous margin Coyote destroyed by Airdrie RCMP after animal fatally attacks puppy

Why there won't be an Alberta sales tax any time soon, and who to blame for provincial pipeline paralysis

80% of avalanche fatalities are human-caused, says expert, who offers safety tips

The grievances we feel in Alberta are legitimate, but we need to cool our jets: Jen Gerson

Watch out for fake fundraising calls for firefighters, Calgary police say

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Woman found dead in hotel had hoped to leave Calgary, says friend | Man stabbed on main street in Inglewood | Enbridge's Line 3 faces new hurdle as Minnesota governor's administration files appeal | Truck sought in connection with Calgary homicide

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Woman found dead in hotel had hoped to leave Calgary, says friend Fri, 21 Dec 2018 11:03:09 EST The woman found dead in suspicious circumstances in a Calgary motel room Friday was a "really nice girl" who moved to town recently, sometimes stayed at shelters and hoped to return home soon, says a friend was in the room next door at the Red Carpet Inn.

Man stabbed on main street in Inglewood Fri, 21 Dec 2018 16:38:57 EST Calgary police are investigating a daytime stabbing on the main shopping street in the southeast neighbourhood of Inglewood.

Enbridge's Line 3 faces new hurdle as Minnesota governor's administration files appeal Fri, 21 Dec 2018 17:34:43 EST The administration of outgoing Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton has appealed a state regulatory panel's approval of Enbridge Energy's plan to replace its aging Line 3 oil pipeline in the state.

Truck sought in connection with Calgary homicide Fri, 21 Dec 2018 18:17:11 EST Police are looking for a dark-coloured, 2013 to 2018 model Dodge Ram 1500 sport crew cab in connection to the shooting death of Roy Chi Yan Mac.

Calgary boy continues annual mission to help city's homeless stay warm Lake Louise ski resort wants fine reduced from $2M to $200,000 for chopping down endangered trees Alberta woman faces multiple charges for extortion and assault in Cardston U.S. joins Freeland in condemning 'arbitrary detention' of Canadians and calls for 'immediate release' Omar Khadr's request for eased bail conditions denied by judge Why parents and wheelchair users want these barriers removed from Calgary walkways Who left a dead newborn in a parking lot last Christmas remains a mystery Wind warnings remain in parts of Alberta as snowfall alerts lifted How to sing along to Handel's Messiah Canadians bought $43M worth of marijuana in the first 2 weeks after legalization Crude-by-rail exports rise to record 327,000 barrels per day, says NEB

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Couple who met in front of lobster tank get married in Sobeys seafood aisle | Christmas in Calgary 2018: Here's what's open and closed over the holidays | 2 pedestrians dead after being struck by vehicle in northwest Calgary | Kainai Healing Lodge transforms into safe withdrawal site over holidays

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Couple who met in front of lobster tank get married in Sobeys seafood aisle Mon, 24 Dec 2018 18:44:15 EST A couple who first locked eyes in front of the lobster tank at an Alberta Sobeys got married in the store's seafood aisle on Dec. 10.

Christmas in Calgary 2018: Here's what's open and closed over the holidays Mon, 24 Dec 2018 19:36:33 EST Much of Calgary will shut down on Christmas Day, and with Boxing Day and New Year's Eve also on the horizon, some city facilities and services will be operating on adjusted hours during the next week.

2 pedestrians dead after being struck by vehicle in northwest Calgary Mon, 24 Dec 2018 15:15:54 EST A man and a woman are dead after being struck by a vehicle in the area of John Laurie Boulevard and Hawkwood Drive N.W.

Kainai Healing Lodge transforms into safe withdrawal site over holidays Mon, 24 Dec 2018 19:01:35 EST Kainai Healing Lodge will offer a safe space and 24-hour beds over the holidays on Blood Reserve

Luxury SUV fraudulently purchased with $156K loan and a stolen Calgary identity Alberta photographer takes shelter dogs on hikes to help them find forever homes Norad Santa tracker LIVE Raid on suspected drug house in Lethbridge nets 15 arrests Curling rocked in 2018: Here's why Canada Post stamp prices to increase on Jan. 14 Calgary woman visits her friend in Hawaii — then Aquaman appears Icelandic school set out to explain everything there is to know about elves, gnomes and hidden people Man, 71, dies in house fire in northeast Calgary 2 women, 2 boys killed in northern Alberta highway crash 1 dead, 3 injured after fire destroys Edmonton group home

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Luxury SUV fraudulently purchased with $156K loan and a stolen Calgary identity

Sun, 23 Dec 2018 15:33:17 EST A Calgary woman got the surprise of her life this holiday season after fraud artists allegedly used a fake ID to buy themselves a luxury SUV.

Woman killed by police led them on hours-long north Calgary car chase, police say Tue, 25 Dec 2018 07:43:35 EST A woman led police on a multi-kilometre, hours-long vehicle chase before she was shot and killed by an officer early Christmas morning, the Calgary Police Service said in an afternoon statement.

Logan Boulet Effect: Death of player in Broncos crash highlighted organ donation Tue, 25 Dec 2018 14:03:22 EST Hours after coming across the horrific scene at the Humboldt Broncos bus crash, Bernadine and Toby Boulet still hadn't seen their son Logan.

Queen Elizabeth's Christmas message extols goodwill, respect Tue, 25 Dec 2018 09:28:02 EST Queen Elizabeth says in her Christmas message that peace and goodwill need to be heeded as much as ever, and people should respect each other even when they harbour deeply held differences.

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Children are bearing the brunt of this year's flu season, health officials say Drayton Valley community dinners set the table for hope

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Mother of adult with autism calls Alberta's support system 'broken' | How a Degrassi child star became a leading academic voice on legalizing weed | YouTube influencer hopes to pump up Calgary charity effort | Woman killed by police led them on hours-long north Calgary car chase, police say

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Mother of adult with autism calls Alberta's support system 'broken' Wed, 26 Dec 2018 07:00:00 EST Lisa Matthews says she can no longer take care of her 24-year-old son and she's been fighting for years to get the provincially-funded supports he needs to live on his own.

How a Degrassi child star became a leading academic voice on legalizing weed Mon, 24 Dec 2018 14:45:26 EST Rebecca Haines-Saah, whose teen character once brought cannabis to a birthday party, grew up to become a leading academic voice in Alberta on the value of legalizing pot, arguing that jailing users created more harm than the drug itself.

YouTube influencer hopes to pump up Calgary charity effort Wed, 26 Dec 2018 09:00:53 EST For more than a decade, Stephen McPhee and his family have been filling backpacks for kids in need. This year, their initiative caught the eye of a popular YouTube influencer who hopes to use his massive online reach to help Stephen's Backpacks help others.

Woman killed by police led them on hours-long north Calgary car chase, police say Tue, 25 Dec 2018 07:43:35 EST A woman led police on a multi-kilometre, hours-long vehicle chase before she was shot and killed by an officer early Christmas morning, the Calgary Police Service said in an afternoon statement.

Power & Politics' top five political moves and misses of 2018 'No trust in an actual recovery': Edmonton employment numbers don't tell whole story 'Thank God we created this,' says Alberta judge and architect of mental health court

Luxury SUV fraudulently purchased with $156K loan and a stolen Calgary identity

Logan Boulet Effect: Death of player in Broncos crash highlighted organ donation

Queen Elizabeth's Christmas message extols goodwill, respect

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Woman killed by Calgary police was registered owner of car she was driving | Calgary manners on the wane. Bigger city. Bigger problems | CN lining up partners to make bitumen pucks that can be shipped in open rail car, float in water | Alcohol, speed were not factors in crash that killed 2 pedestrians: police

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Woman killed by Calgary police was registered owner of car she was driving Thu, 27 Dec 2018 20:27:59 EST The vehicle — a grey Honda sedan with B.C. licence plates — was first seen being driven dangerously in the Inglewood area just after midnight on Tuesday.

Calgary manners on the wane. Bigger city. Bigger problems Sat, 13 Feb 2016 10:00:00 EST The forgotten thank-you. The door closed in your face. The demise of the courtesy wave on Crowchild. How manners in Calgary are changing as the city gets bigger. And what we can do about it.

CN lining up partners to make bitumen pucks that can be shipped in open rail car, float in water Thu, 27 Dec 2018 18:04:02 EST CN has been working for years on a technology that mixes and coats the heavy, sticky oil with polymer plastic, creating a pellet-shaped product called CanaPux that can be shipped in an open rail car and will float if spilled into water.

Alcohol, speed were not factors in crash that killed 2 pedestrians: police Thu, 27 Dec 2018 16:27:40 EST Police say the fatal crash happened when a Toyota 4Runner travelling south on Hawkwood Drive turned left onto John Laurie Boulevard as two pedestrians were attempting to cross the major roadway.

Jersey Boys, Edmonton pop-rock, Prohibition era jazz, and Zorro: what's on in Calgary this weekend Man dies at popular Banff ice climb Calgary professor re-measures Alberta mountain peaks, one hike at a time Pregnant mare mysteriously returned to Alberta family's yard months after going missing NEB says too much oil and not enough pipelines are primary factors in price crash Gasoline prices in most of Canada set to experience 'extreme volatility' Woman found dead in Calgary motel room identified Edmonton girl's bedroom wall pierced by bullet in deadly Boxing Day shooting, father says Enbridge gets $14.7M federal refund over Northern Gateway pipeline project Car crashes into C-Train in downtown Calgary Alberta Ballet's Jean Grand-Maitre joins Order of Canada

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'Damaging' winds over 120 km/h could whip southwest Alberta on Saturday | City fees set to rise as Calgary rings in the new year | Why these parents encourage their kids to explore Calgary without an adult | Alberta teacher detained in China has returned home

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'Damaging' winds over 120 km/h could whip southwest Alberta on Saturday Fri, 28 Dec 2018 10:54:20 EST The agency says a chinook is blowing into the province and will bring the strong winds on Saturday.

City fees set to rise as Calgary rings in the new year Fri, 28 Dec 2018 19:45:49 EST City council approved a 3.45 per cent property tax increase for 2019 as part of its four-year budget, which Mayor Naheed Nenshi said equates to a monthly increase of about $5 for the average household.

Why these parents encourage their kids to explore Calgary without an adult Wed, 25 Jul 2018 08:30:00 EDT Letting a five-year-old cross the street to a friend's house? Sending an eight-year-old to the store for milk? These parents see it as a calculated risk with enormous reward.

Alberta teacher detained in China has returned home Fri, 28 Dec 2018 16:02:01 EST Sarah McIver, a Canadian teacher who was detained in China earlier this month, has returned to Canada, Global Affairs Canada says. Earlier this month, the Alberta woman became the third Canadian detained in China in recent weeks over a work-permit issue related to her teaching job.

Pond hockey tournament aims to bring fun back to puck chasing Woman killed, 5 others injured in 4-vehicle crash west of Oyen Roiled in oil: Alberta votes in 2019 as energy issues, Trudeau dominate debate New Year's Eve in Calgary — all the best places to ring in 2019 Solid, not stellar, ski conditions await in mountains with snow in forecast for weekend Charity that rescues food and feeds the hungry needs volunteers Trend shows fewer Canadians donate to charity, according to Fraser Institute Driver dies after slamming into light pole on Stoney Trail Humboldt Broncos and coach 'part ways' after less than 6 months Reports of people seen running from scene of early morning fire at Calgary fourplex

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Huge drop in active oil rigs will have 'ripple effect' on economy, says energy analyst | 'Miraculous' close call sees sanding truck smash into cars minutes after family got out | Brian Pincott says he won't run for NDP in 2019, citing struggle with depression | Calgary had more police shootings this year than some of Canada's biggest cities combined

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Huge drop in active oil rigs will have 'ripple effect' on economy, says energy analyst Mon, 31 Dec 2018 21:40:05 EST Just 70 oil rigs were active across Canada in the last two weeks of December, a drop of nearly 50 per cent from this time last year.

'Miraculous' close call sees sanding truck smash into cars minutes after family got out Mon, 31 Dec 2018 19:23:23 EST A dramatic video posted online shows a City of Calgary sanding truck as it plows into three vehicles, just minutes after a family of three had been sitting inside one.

Brian Pincott says he won't run for NDP in 2019, citing struggle with depression Mon, 31 Dec 2018 21:38:43 EST Former Calgary city councillor Brian Pincott has decided not to run a a candidate for the NDP in 2019.

Calgary had more police shootings this year than some of Canada's biggest cities combined Mon, 31 Dec 2018 17:05:47 EST Calgary police shot more people this year than their counterparts in many other big Canadian cities, according to a CBC News analysis.

CN Rail and CP Rail exceed grain revenue max despite drop in grain shipping Spice kitchen trend solving a pungent problem for some residents in northeast Calgary Medical student's rape conviction first of its kind in Calgary How Albertan! Cowgirls and cowboy take horses through Carstairs' new Tim Hortons drive-thru

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Canada head coach Hunter preaches patience at world juniors Alberta man pays tribute to late grandson with homemade ice machine 'Mom is gone': Jann Arden's mother, who struggled with Alzheimer's disease, has died A Canadian author spent 10 years looking for a hangover cure, here's what worked Cattle and dairy farmers fear new food guide could hurt their industries Alberta premier officiates cabinet minister's historic same-sex wedding