With supervised drug use ending at the Sheldon Chumir health centre, the Alberta's government pivot on opioid crisis remains contentious.

By discarding an independent commission's electoral map, it's impossible to not question the province's sincerity.

As Calgary politicians prepare to grapple again with new rules to govern more density in older neighbourhoods, they face the same problems.

Old-school radio is crucial as a backup when emergency situations render high-tech communications useless, argues columnist Ricky Leong.

Calgary police are investigating after a toddler was struck by a vehicle and killed in a crosswalk Sunday afternoon.

We look back now, in 2026, and marvel even as we fear for the future as dictatorial regimes try to turn the clock back to the 1950s.

What led up to the rupture of Calgary's Bearspaw south feeder main? Experts and a trove of city documents provide some answers.

Advisory: Water Supply - Calgary (Issued Jan 07, 2026 at 12:37 HRS)

Construction of a feeder main is set to begin a little over a year after a break threatened 60 per cent of the city's drinking water supply.

Some of Calgary's water problems today lie with decisions made long before any contemporary city council, argues columnist Ricky Leong

While extra funding for Calgary Transit should be welcome, there are some problems money alone can't fix, says columnist Ricky Leong.

For more than a decade, Calgary has fought and lost its various attempts to clamp down on obnoxiously loud noise from vehicles.

In praise of the omnipresent pigeon: Why these largely ignored, plentiful and often vilified urban birds deserve our attention.

The accessibility of Edworthy Park and every other open space in Calgary is being undermined by a plan to charge for parking.

Many tired tropes were trotted out against the proposal to add more than 1,200 homes to the old Viscount Bennett High School site.

Calgary's public engagement for the revitalization of Cowboys Park began after the heavy equipment started tearing the place apart.

In total 29 people died on Calgary streets in 2024 — 13 were pedestrians. It's the highest number of fatal collisions in over a decade.

Important people in Calgary and elsewhere keep encouraging us to use transit — then turn around and handcuff the very service they tout.

Postmedia Calgary receives three National Newspaper Award nominations

Amid President Donald Trump's tariff war, this Canadian is grateful for Americans' support — but symbolic gestures might not be enough.

The Calgary Police Service is on the scene of a Monday morning hit and run that left two pedestrians with minor injuries.

Canada shouldn't put all its diplomatic and economic eggs in one basket — and there's a literal world of possibilities, argues Ricky Leong.

It’s been two decades since the gut-wrenching news shocked the nation: the worst-ever murder in Canadian law enforcement history.

After talking about Trump, Elon Musk and Ted Cruz in his opening monologue, Kimmel switched subjects to discuss fluoridation of water.

It had been a black-and-white day until Mike Drew saw the whitetails. But in truth, it was those frisky little calves that sealed the deal.

The ousted CEO of Alberta Health Services says she experienced continual interference from government officials over certain contracts.

The White House blocked an Associated Press reporter from attending an event in the Oval Office after demanding the news agency alter its style on the Gulf of Mexico, which President Donald Trump has ...

He also threatened “reciprocal tariffs” if another country levies duties on U.S. goods

Liberal leadership candidate Chrystia Freeland's pitch to export liquefied natural gas (LNG) to allies is drawing skeptical reactions.

Calgary police returned collectable comic books to the original owner and charged one man in relation to the break-and-enter

A Calgary charity's refuge for war-displaced children in Kharkiv, Ukraine has been demolished by a Russian drone strike.

The spirits of Terry Fox and Gord Downie, who both died far too soon due to cancer, have joined forces in the new short film Finish It.

Breaking down Trump’s shocking proposal — and whether it’s a distraction, a negotiating ploy or something more.

Jyoti Gondek says she has invited Danielle Smith, Devin Dreeshen on walking tour to demonstrate potential impacts of an elevated Green Line.

Breakenridge: We should have dealt with this long ago, but now is a perfect opportunity to finally take some meaningful steps.

While the US sorts itself out, there are 7.7 billion other people Canada can and should do business with, argues columnist Ricky Leong.

While the US sorts itself out, there are 7.7 billion other people Canada can and should do business with, argues columnist Ricky Leong.

While the US sorts itself out, there are 7.7 billion other people Canada can and should do business with, argues columnist Ricky Leong.