A debate at the University of Calgary over whether Canada’s residential school system should be considered genocide has drawn criticism from Indigenous students, while organizers say the event was int...

Calgary could lose between 44,000 and 69,000 jobs if Alberta separates and trade costs rise, according to a new report commissioned by the Calgary Chamber of Commerce.

Motorists caught an unusual sight Tuesday as a small plane was forced to make an emergency landing on the Trans-Canada Highway in Banff National Park.

An internal review into two 911 calls made on the day Parker Wells was reported missing has found established procedures related to missing persons were not followed, contributing to a delay in police...

More than 60 per cent of men charged with domestic violence in Calgary over four years had previous contact with police, according to new University of Calgary research that suggests opportunities to ...

A nationwide television audience got a tour of Calgary on Tuesday night, as the Amazing Race Canada finale put local landmarks and small businesses in the spotlight.

Albertans preparing to vote in October’s provincial referendum are being encouraged to read the questions ahead of time, after academics identified several examples of wording that can make voters sto...

September is Arthritis Awareness Month in Canada, shining a spotlight on a disease that can affect far more than joints — and far more than older adults.

Alberta has opened the door to a new health-care model allowing doctors to work in both private and public systems, but critics say it could contravene the Canada Health Act by giving faster access to...

A northwest Calgary community is rallying around a family whose home was badly damaged by fire Tuesday night.

A Calgary family is raising money to send a mother of three to the United States for an experimental treatment after suffering a devastating stroke.

Neighbours in a northeast Calgary community say they are shaken after a man died in a house fire that police are now investigating as a suspicious death.

Alberta’s government is weighing whether to impose retaliatory tariffs on the United States as the trade war escalates.

Dorothy Slemko has spent much of her life looking after other people.

As governments release more information about unidentified aerial phenomena and researchers take closer looks at what people are seeing in the sky, a University of Calgary anthropologist is studying a...

An Alberta group advocating for provincial sovereignty and eventual independence has released a discussion paper outlining what a future independent Alberta could look like.

A Calgary charity is helping hundreds of local public-school students head back to class with confidence this fall.

Two years ago, Jeff Lumsdon walked into a Calgary plasma donation clinic expecting to help someone else.

A Calgary couple who spent years navigating infertility and multiple failed treatments is now celebrating an outcome few could have imagined: the birth of quadruplets.

A Calgary woman fighting ovarian cancer is urging governments and drug manufacturers to return to the negotiating table after talks to make a new treatment publicly available in Canada broke down.

A mandatory Indigenous education program for Alberta lawyers will become voluntary in September under new provincial legislation that limits what professional regulators can require of their members.

For Alberta distillers who rely on access to American customers, a fresh round of tariff threats creates a familiar uncertainty.

A growing number of international graduates say they have unexpectedly been denied post-graduation work permits after completing programs they believed qualified under federal immigration rules.

Albertans can now report concerns about bike lanes through a new provincial web portal as Alberta ramps up its scrutiny of cycling infrastructure, drawing mixed reaction from Calgary politicians, cycl...

A new report by the Alberta government says emissions per barrel from the oilsands have fallen as production has grown, but critics argue the measurement does not reflect the sector’s total greenhouse...

Alberta’s requirement that many applicants verify their identity through Interac to receive the province’s $100 Energy Rebate is raising fresh questions about privacy, accessibility and why the govern...

Some Albertans are questioning whether the province’s $100 energy rebate is worth it after noticing you have to share sensitive personal information to get it – but the UCP says the online application...

Alberta pharmacies are seeing a sharp increase in attempted prescription forgeries this year.

Three motorcycle crashes in Calgary over the past week—including two separate incidents where riders died—are prompting renewed calls for drivers and motorcyclists to take extra precautions.

As Calgarians prepare for the fun of festivities of the Stampede, emergency communications officers are gearing up for what is commonly one of their busiest times of year.

Calgary transit workers will rally outside Municipal Plaza Friday, then attend a sentencing hearing for a violent assault on a bus driver.

For nearly three years, Canadians with multiple myeloma have been anxiously waiting for a promising form of immunotherapy to become publicly funded – and some worry their time may be running out.

Nearly 13 years after devastating flooding reshaped Calgary communities along the Elbow River, the first six provincially-owned riverfront lots in Roxboro have all sold.

Starting next month, the Alberta government will offer some citizens relief managing the high cost of living.

An Alberta man who had been outspoken about changes to the province’s disability support system died by suicide after sending a lengthy message to government officials, media outlets and advocates cri...

The mayor of Calgary has announced a motion to create a new registry to help hold elected officials accountable about their actions and activities while in office.

A federal plan to ban social media for children under 16 is receiving support from child advocates concerned about online harms, while some Alberta teenagers and parents question whether restrictions ...

Premier Danielle Smith says Alberta is reviewing “all legal avenues” after a court struck down a major separation petition, calling the ruling an overreach that raises broader questions about how cour...

The 28th annual Fairy Tales Queer Art and Film Festival is returning to Calgary this week, bringing together filmmakers, artists and audiences from around the world for five days of queer storytelling...

More than 200 people gathered Friday night at a candlelight vigil remembering two children who were murdered last week.

The deaths of two children in Calgary last week have prompted renewed calls for earlier intervention in domestic violence cases – especially those where police respond to repeated calls, but no charge...

More than 300 young job seekers gathered at Platform Calgary on Tuesday for a youth employment summit aimed at helping newcomers connect with employers at a time when Alberta’s youth unemployment rate...

Calgary police say two men are facing nearly 100 charges following a string of community mailbox break-ins in the city’s northeast as part of what officers are calling a growing problem.

The Alberta government is shutting down a long-standing advisory body on water policy in a move that critics say will weaken environmental oversight at a time of growing drought and climate pressures.

For years, customers at Caffe Beano would occasionally be met with a surprise at the cash register – a free coffee, a paid meal or a gift card quietly covering the cost.

The Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT) is cutting dozens of jobs across multiple departments as the Calgary post-secondary institution grapples with declining enrolment, tied in part to c...

Growing concern over how companies use personal data to set prices is sparking debate across Canada, including among Alberta consumers, after a federal push to ban the practice failed in Parliament.

Alberta’s decision to pause its Crowdfunding Alberta program is raising concerns among non-profit organizations and sector experts, who say the move could disproportionately affect smaller groups alre...